Machu Picchu

Machu Picchu

Peru

Introduction to Port

Port Machu Picchu redefines what a cruise port can be by merging maritime luxury with the mystique of Peru’s high Andes. Arrivals begin with a seamless river-and-rail transfer that places guests at the doorstep of Machu Picchu, then unlock signature experiences: a private sunrise ascent to the citadel aboard a dedicated morning train, guided explorations of the Temple of the Sun and the Intihuatana, and a Sacred Valley immersion that includes a traditional weaving workshop and tastings of ceviche, lomo saltado, and native potatoes. The destination roster extends from Cusco’s colonial plazas and Ollantaytambo’s terraces to tranquil lake encounters around Titicaca, all curated with sustainability at the fore. The fleet at Port Machu Picchu features high-altitude–ready comforts: ships with expansive observation decks, quiet-hybrid propulsion, and private shore-experience coordinators for seamless transfers and early access to sites. Onboard services elevate the stay with multilingual hosts, tailored excursion planning, altitude-aware wellness areas, and immersive Peruvian cuisine rooms where chefs pair local ingredients with pisco-derived cocktails and cacao tastings. From the moment the harbor gates open to the final evening under Andean skies, Port Machu Picchu stands apart by pairing world-class sea travel with deeply authentic, highland-inspired discoveries and a service ethos designed to make every guest feel like a vision of Peru’s enduring heritage.

Reasons
Reasons To Visit
Iconic Inca citadel
Explore monumental ruins set high in the Andes.
Stunning panoramic views
Breathtaking vistas of the Lot Valley from sacred sites.
Ancient culture and history
Learn about the Inca civilization and archaeological significance.
Accessible from Cusco by train
Efficient train routes from Cusco and Ollantaytambo simplify access.