Restrooms and showers on the Inca Trail
Restrooms and showers are one of the biggest doubts before the trek. Here we tell you what the public restrooms are like, what agencies offer with their private restrooms, where you will find showers, and how to keep clean during the 4 days of the hike.
Restrooms on the Inca Trail are basic and vary depending on the campsite. Here we tell you what the public latrines are like, what private agency restrooms offer, where there are showers, and how to keep clean during the 4 days of the route.
All about restrooms and showers on the Inca Trail
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Services on the Inca Trail Route
Public Toilets on the Inca Trail: Where to Find Them Along the Route
Services on the Inca Trail Route
Private Bathrooms on the Inca Trail: How They Work During the Trek
Services on the Inca Trail Route
Inca Trail Showers: Where to Bathe During the Trek
IMPORTANT
Own restrooms at the campsite, not just public ones
In the State campsites there are squat latrines, often crowded. That is why we set up a toilet tent with a portable ecological toilet just for the group. In Wiñay Wayna there are showers, but the water is cold: most prefer wet wipes during the four days. Bring toilet paper and antibacterial gel.
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