How does InkaBusTickets.com ensure that our family or group travels in the same bus and together?

When you make your reservation for 2 or more passengers, our system prioritizes assigning a block of consecutive seats within the same vehicle prior to boarding day in Cusco.

Are there stops along the way to rest or use the restroom with children and seniors?

Yes, during the trip from Cusco to Hidroeléctrica we make technical stops at spots equipped with clean restrooms and food stalls (such as Ollantaytambo and Santa Teresa) for the comfort of the whole group.

How is luggage managed when traveling in a large group?

Our Sprinters and minivans have spacious, secure trunks to store backpacks and suitcases for the entire group, allowing everyone to travel comfortably in the cabin with only their hand luggage.

Transport to Hidroeléctrica for Families and Groups: Guaranteed Seats Together

Secure your group's trip to Machu Picchu hassle-free. We guarantee that all members travel in the same vehicle, in adjacent seats, with free Starlink Wi-Fi and direct assistance from our local team.

Your entire group on the same bus with guaranteed seats

Centralized logistics organization: Forget the risk of your group being split up into different buses or separated seats. At InkaBusTickets.com we centralize your bookings so that families, couples, and groups of friends board the same tourist vehicle together starting from departure in Cusco.

Comfort and satellite connectivity on the route: Our modern vehicles feature reclining seats, proper climate control, and secure luggage space. Furthermore, we are the only transport equipped with free onboard Starlink Wi-Fi so that everyone stays connected throughout the journey.

Tips for arriving at Hidroeléctrica and the final leg to Aguas Calientes

Family-paced hiking logistics: Upon arriving at the Hidroeléctrica stop (approx. 12:30 PM), the group starts a flat 10 km hike along the train tracks to Aguas Calientes (2.5 to 3.5 hours). It is suggested to carry only small daypacks with water, raincoats, and snacks, keeping the rest of the luggage well protected.

Train alternative for children or seniors: If you are traveling with young children or elderly people who prefer to skip the walk, you can board the local passenger train to Aguas Calientes right at the Hidroeléctrica station (subject to seat availability and railway company schedules).

Unique landscape from the Andes to the Cloud Forest: The journey crosses the Sacred Valley, ascends the mountain range via the Abra Málaga pass at 4,316 m.a.s.l., and descends into Santa Teresa's lush cloud forest, offering an incredible visual spectacle to enjoy as a group.