Inca Holidays from £345

Expedia has your back for every detail of your next Inca getaway. You’ll always get the best prices, but when you bundle your airfares, accommodation and/or hire car into a holiday package, you’ll score even more savings. Keen to truly make the most of your break? Add some awesome tours and activities to your package. We offer flexible cancellation policies on almost all bookings, so you won’t need to stress if you have to change your plans. Head over to our Customer Service Portal link to learn more.

To enjoy the buzz of peak season, take off in May, August and September. November, December and January are typically quieter and a good idea if you want to get away from the crowds. To give you an idea of the type of weather to expect, the average temperature during the day in January, the coolest month in Inca, is 9ºC. The warmest time here is July, when temperatures are around 24ºC.

Offering plenty of amenities and a cosy place to relax between adventures, PortBlue Club Pollentia Resort will make the perfect base for your Inca getaway.

Combining your hotel and flight with Expedia won’t just save precious time — it’ll save you pounds too. An Inca holiday makes it simple to organise your dream adventure. With more than 400 airlines worldwide to choose from, finding flights that fit your schedule won’t be a problem. In addition to that, we’ve got over 321,000 hotel options globally to choose from. Now that’s what we call choice. Whatever your budget, Expedia brings the world within your reach. Learn more about how you can save money on your next holiday when you book a flight and hotel together with Expedia.

Offering must-see tourist attractions such as Castillo de Alaro and Ufanes Fonts, a holiday in Inca is packed with fun places to visit. Raixa and Bodegas Crestatx are two other sights also worth exploring.

Official government websites are the best source of information on visa requirements, application procedures and necessary documentation. Your nationality and the purpose of your visit, whether it be for tourism or business, will determine if you need a visa for Inca. Also double-check that your passport is up to date and has at least six months validity remaining beyond your return date. Finalise all your travel planning well in advance to avoid any last-minute surprises.

Do some research into the types of clothing people in Inca wear, and maybe even look up style blogs for some fashion tips. Try to create a versatile wardrobe with pieces that suit your destination and show off your unique sense of style.

Choose from any combination of hire cars, flights and hotels. Once you’ve made your booking, add some experiences and tours. Want to pick your airfare class? That’s easy to do too. The choice is all yours when it comes to crafting your ideal Inca getaway. Expedia features different kinds of properties, with the most popular in Inca including villas and private holiday homes. With Expedia, you’ll always enjoy the flexibility and freedom to customise your holiday however you want.

Your bank balance shouldn’t get in the way of taking a holiday, so Expedia has worked out a solution to help. Now that we’ve joined forces with online lender Klarna, it’s easier than ever to book a fantastic getaway without eating away at your savings. Klarna offers flexible payment options during the checkout process that take the stress out of budgeting for your escape. Consider one of these flexible payment options:

• Pay monthly holidays: Realise your holiday dreams sooner with Klarna’s manageable instalment plans. If paying bite-sized amounts each month sounds right for you, pick this option during the checkout process.
• No-deposit holidays: If no upfront fee for your trip makes clicking that “book now” button more stress-free, consider a no-deposit holiday plan with Klarna so that you can Book Now, Pay Later!

Yes — that’s one of the best things about an Expedia holiday package. You get to decide. We have access to more than 400 airline partners globally, so you have options galore when arranging your Inca adventure.