Luxury Train Services in Peru

At Peru Wayna Picchu, we sell tickets to everyone, both Peruvians and international travelers. Prices and conditions may vary depending on nationality and the chosen service, but we welcome all travelers to purchase tickets through us.

During peak season (May to September), we recommend booking your tickets at least 30 days in advance to ensure availability. Trains to Machu Picchu are in high demand, and seats fill up quickly. At Peru Wayna Picchu, we can help you secure your tickets and plan your itinerary efficiently.

The services included in your tickets vary depending on the type of train and category selected. Here’s a general overview:

• Standard trains: Include comfortable transportation and basic onboard service.
• Premium categories: May include meals, beverages, and access to exclusive areas, depending on the service chosen.

The policies for children and infants depend on the train type and service selected.

• Typically, infants under 2 years old can travel for free if they share a seat with an adult.
• Children aged 2 to 11 usually receive discounted fares.

Yes, train services may be affected during certain times of the year due to maintenance, particularly during the rainy season (January to March). Specific sections of the route may close temporarily, but alternative transportation options are usually provided. At Peru Wayna Picchu, we will keep you informed about any changes and assist in arranging alternative routes if necessary.

All seats on the PeruRail Vistadome train are designed to provide panoramic views, but some seats may offer a better view depending on their location. For the best experience, let us know your preferences when booking, and we’ll do our best to secure the ideal seating for your journey.

No, not all trains depart from downtown Cusco. Some trains leave from nearby stations such as Poroy, San Pedro, or Ollantaytambo, depending on the service and availability. With Peru Wayna Picchu, you don’t have to worry about transportation—we include all transfers from your hotel to the station where your train journey begins. We’ll also ensure your itinerary is clear and provide all the necessary details about your train’s departure location.

We recommend planning to spend 3 to 4 hours at the citadel to fully enjoy the experience. The time allowed depends on the type of ticket you purchase and the specific circuit assigned to you.

Yes, carry-on luggage is allowed on trains, but there are specific size and weight restrictions:

• Generally, the limit is 11 lbs (5 kg) and a maximum size of 62 inches (157 cm, length + width + height).
• Larger luggage may need to be stored at your hotel or designated storage facilities, and our team at Peru Wayna Picchu can help you coordinate this.

Traveling with larger luggage is not typically allowed onboard due to space restrictions. However, carry-on luggage that meets the size and weight requirements is permitted. For larger bags, you can:

• Store them at designated storage facilities.
• Arrange for them to be held at your hotel.
• Our team at Peru Wayna Picchu will guide you in managing your luggage so you can travel worry-free.

Yes, there is luggage storage available at some train stations for an additional fee. This service can be helpful if you need to leave larger bags behind while visiting Machu Picchu. At Peru Wayna Picchu, we can provide you with detailed information about storage options at your departure or arrival station and help arrange it in advance.

Yes, special requests for dietary restrictions or allergies can be accommodated on most train services. It’s important to inform us in advance so we can communicate your needs to the service provider and ensure the proper arrangements are made. Contact Peru Wayna Picchu at the time of booking to specify your dietary requirements.

Absolutely! Both vegetarian and vegan meal options are available on many train services, especially in premium categories. To ensure your needs are met, please let us know your dietary preferences when booking your tickets through Peru Wayna Picchu. We’ll handle all the details to make your journey as comfortable as possible.

The Hiram Bingham, A Belmond Train, is a luxury train experience offering an all-inclusive journey to Machu Picchu. The service includes:

• Welcome drinks and live music at the station.
• Gourmet meals (brunch and a fine-dining dinner) prepared onboard.
• An open bar with premium beverages.
• Onboard entertainment, including live traditional Peruvian music.
• A guided tour of Machu Picchu, including entrance tickets and bus transfers to the citadel.
• Dedicated butler service to ensure a personalized and seamless experience.

While there isn’t a strict dress code, passengers are encouraged to dress smart-casual to match the elegant ambiance of the train. Comfortable clothing and footwear are also recommended, especially if you plan to visit Machu Picchu after the journey.

The Andean Explorer, A Belmond Train, is a luxury train that takes you on an unforgettable journey through the Peruvian Andes. Depending on the route, the service includes:

• Luxury sleeper cabins for overnight trips.
• Gourmet meals prepared using fresh local ingredients.
• An open bar serving premium beverages.
• Onboard entertainment and cultural experiences, such as live traditional music or Andean-themed activities.
• Stops and guided tours at iconic locations, such as Lake Titicaca, Arequipa, and Puno.

The food offered onboard varies depending on the train service you choose. Here’s what you can expect:

• The First Class: Enjoy a gourmet dining experience with a 3-course lunch or dinner, complemented by a selection of complimentary beverages.
• The 360° Train: Includes a delicious snack and your choice of a hot or cold drink, perfect for enjoying the breathtaking views