Inca Rail is one of two companies licensed to run trains to Machu Picchu, and PeruWays can book you on any of its services. Expect reserved seats, wide windows and a cabin standard noticeably above the Expedition economy option.
The two premium cabins — Executive and First Class — give you the same track and the same views, with First adding an open-air observation car and plated meals. Most trains leave Ollantaytambo rather than central Cusco, so budget 90 minutes for the road transfer from the city.
PeruWays bundles the full chain: Cusco pickup, Ollantaytambo station drop, rail leg through the Urubamba gorge, and the Consettur bus from Aguas Calientes up to the ruins. Add a certified guide at the gate and you’ve got the whole day covered.
Book Inca Rail through PeruWays and skip the station queues. Return legs, holiday-period availability and the citadel entry sit on the same confirmation.
