Start your adventure to the Salkantay Trek or the Humantay Lake with our transportation to Mollepata from Cusco, a private service designed for travelers who need a comfortable, safe, and direct transfer to this traditional town in the Limatambo Valley. This option is ideal for those starting a trekking route and requiring enough space for backpacks, mountain equipment, and all their travel gear.
With an exclusive vehicle and a professional driver, you will avoid shared transportation connections, unnecessary waiting times, and the uncomfortable transfer of your belongings. You will arrive in Mollepata on time and in a relaxed manner, ready to continue your adventure into the Andes.
We offer this private service for independent travelers, families, and private groups, as well as for travel agencies and tour operators that require transportation for their passengers to Mollepata as a connection point for routes such as the Salkantay Trek, Humantay Lake, or other adventure experiences in the area. We coordinate departure schedules, number of passengers, and vehicle type according to the needs of each group.
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The trip from Cusco to Mollepata takes approximately between 2 hours and 2 hours and 30 minutes, depending on traffic when leaving the city and road conditions.
No. This service ends only in Mollepata Town. If you need to continue to Soraypampa, the starting point for the hike to Humantay Lake or the Salkantay Trek, you can request an additional quote to extend the transportation service to that destination.
Yes. Since this is a private service, you can coordinate with the driver a brief stop during the trip to buy water, snacks, basic food supplies, or use restroom facilities before arriving in Mollepata.
Yes. We work with travel agencies and tour operators that need private transportation from Cusco to Mollepata for their passengers. This service is an ideal solution for trekking and adventure programs, allowing coordination of early pickups, luggage transportation, and direct transfer to the starting point of their activities.
