Tours in Cusco

During this amazing and unique tour, we will tour the Salt Mines at Maras, where you can see locals collecting salt from pools in the same way that the Incas did. Then we will hike down to the floor of the Sacred Valley using one of the original Inca trails that was used to transport the salt towards Machu Picchu. Our driver will pick us up and transport us to a local organic farm where we will take a tour, tasted local fruits and vegetables and cut alfalfa to feed the guinea pigs. Then we will go to Urubamba to visit a local non-touristic market and an incredible pottery workshop.

Our team of guides and organizers is made up of professionals with years of experience in the tourism industry. The safety of our passengers is our priority. All of our tours are designed and executed with strict safety protocols. We understand that each traveler is unique, which is why we offer a personalized service adapted to your interests and needs.

Enjoy one of the most popular trekking tours in Cusco and be one of the first to reach the top with our expert trekking guide. This private tour takes you to the Humantay Lagoon earlier than the other groups, our idea is that you enjoy its scenic beauty to the fullest, ensuring a more intimate experience of the serene lake and the snow-capped mountain behind it.

Enjoy a private guided tour of this charming city, which was the capital of the Inca Empire. The tour starts with a visit to Santo Domingo Convent, a large Renaissance-baroque complex, which was built over the Inca Coricancha temple. It was one of the most important temples dedicated to worshipping of the sun, and its foundations are still prominent at the base of the convent. Ancient chronicles say the temple was covered in gold leaf. Then, visit the Cathedral at the Main Square and the San Pedro market. Head to the hills above Cusco to visit the remains of the fortress of Sacsayhuaman, whose imposing ramparts offer a stunning panoramic view of Cusco, and the ruins of the temple and amphitheatre of Qenqo, where it is believed the Incas practised agricultural rituals. Admire Qenqo and then visit Puka Pukara (‘Red fortress’ in Quechua) an Inca military complex located on a prominent hill. Finally, visit Tambomachay. Afterwards, return to your hotel.

The colorful mountain offers a dreamy landscape where you can enjoy beautiful views. This destination is listed as one of the 100 places in the world that tourists should visit. 8 passengers per group, Poles for better support, Raincoat in case of rain, Pick up from hotel and drop off at your hotel.

Conquer Huallpachaca Road is the world's newest and most dangerous road. Experience exhilarating downhill riding on a combination of dirt and paved roads. English-speaking guides ensure a safe and informative adventure. Full-day mountain biking tour with breathtaking views and adrenaline-pumping moments. A buffet lunch is included at a serene location to recharge after the ride. Visit Chinchaypucjio, the tour's starting point, and descend through diverse ecosystems. Tour companies provide top-quality biking equipment and safety gear.

Machu Picchu by car or better called the Amazon route is one of the most sought-after destinations to visit the citadel of Machupicchu for the combination between adventure and traditional tourism and the spectacular view that the route has where one can appreciate a variety of orchids and enjoy the pure air provided by nature.

The full day tour of Qeswachaka Bridge is an absolutely unique tour. This tour will take you to some lesser known but amazing attractions within the Cusco region. On this tour you will see the beautiful four lakes of the highlands of Pomacanchi and Qeswachaka, the famous and ancient Inca bridge made of vegetable fiber. This new tour is not as popular with tourists and will allow you to take in the amazing sites in a more peaceful manner. You will also have the opportunity to interact with members of local indigenous communities who don't see many tourists. Tourism helps these communities sustain their way of life.  Places visited on this tour: Combapata Viewpoint Apurimac Viewpoint Qeswachaka the Last Inca Bridge Pampamarca Lake Asnacqocha Lake  Acopía Lake Pomacanchi Lake Rumi Punku

World famous in a few months, the Mountain of Colors, is an attraction that if or if you should know if you are in Cusco. It is one of the spectacular places of the Vilcanota mountain range, awaits a natural coloration, which is given by the presence of erosive sedimentary stones. The impressive thing is how the stones have been formed to give life to an impressive set of seven colors, the approximate height of the mountain is 5,200 m.a.s.l.

Accompanied by your guide, today you will venture to climb the 150 steps that separate the summit from the low part of the Ollantaytambo fortress, in which the Temple of the Sun (formed by six huge monoliths of pink granite, with a weight of more than 50 tons) and the Terrace of the Ten Niches stand out. The half day excursion ends with a short visit to the Ollantaytambo town, a typical example of the urban planning of the Incas, whose residents still live in accordance with their old traditions.

Upon your arrival, Anilu will greet you with a friendly welcome and explain the day’s activities. Then you will set off in a rickshaw to visit the local market. As you walk through the market, Anilu will introduce you to the regional fruit, vegetables and livestock like chickens, guinea pigs, ducks, sheep and alpacas. After the tour, you'll join Diego in his outdoor kitchen where he will show you how to make classic Peruvian dishes like ceviche, lomo saltado (marinated beef sirloin, sautéed with onions, peppers and fried potatoes), tacu tacu (rice and roasted beans) and papa la huancaína (potatoes with a spicy, savory sauce) or causa rellena (potato puree garnished with yellow aji sauces and lemon, stuffed with onion, avocado and tuna). You will learn how to properly cut the fish for the ceviche, how to carefully balance flavors in Peruvian cuisine and some of Diego's favorite cooking tricks!

Between 8:45 a.m. and 9:00 a.m. we will pick you up from your respective hotels to drive you to the town of Maras, a picturesque community with beautiful landscapes; Moray; agricultural research center and Salineras, where we find a source of salt water from which salt is obtained by the evaporation process.

Vinicunca, also called “The Mountain of 7 Colors” or Rainbow Mountain Peru. It is a new tourist attraction near Cusco, Peru, located in the province of Quispicanchis. Forgotten by everyone until a few years ago, it has now become very popular. And the best part is that you can visit it in one day. According to locals, this mountain and the surrounding ones were covered with snow a few decades ago, and because of global warming, the snow has disappeared leaving them exposed and showing us an incredible view, and not just the view of the mountains, but also the Apu Ausangate, Cusco’s highest snowy peak.

Pallay Punchu is the third rainbow mountain in Cusco, after Vinicunca and Palcoyo, which has become very popular on social media. It is made up of spectacular sharp edges and is still uncrowded, so don't miss taking at least a day to explore this new and exceptional place southeast of the imperial city.

the best way to get involved into the local culture and local history is to make a city tour to explore the historic center and the surronding areas. Explore the most important attractions with us, allow us to show you the best of Cusco city !

Enjoy the experience to visit Cusco at night. This vibrant city has many hidden places to discover, and the day is very short. We will make a unique tour of the city at night. We will head toward the San Cristobal Mirador to enjoy a panoramic view of the city illuminated, orif you like to have a incredible view, we can go up to the white christ behind Sacsayhuaman. We will go down to the Church and Convent of San Francisco where you will appreciate the larger oil paintings of South America, the choir of the church and the sepulchral cameras. Our adventure will follow the inca steps nearby. Ending at Museo del Pisco, where you taste and toust the pisco sour. Your table will be reserved.

Our Maras Moray - Chinchero Tour will take you to the Sacred Valley, located between Cusco and Machu Picchu, this valley is known for its lush landscape, its picturesque colonial cities and its magnificent Inca fortress. Discover with us this beautiful and charming historical place where we will visit the enigmatic Moray archeological site, where the Incas experienced and acclimatized new crops using different heights in a terrace system. Then we will visit the salt deposits of Maras, where the water flows from these high altitude mountains and falls down the side of the mountain in individual evaporation pools forming layers of salt that are then extracted and then distributed to the high-Andean communities.

The Quad Bike Half-Day Tour in Maras - Moray is an exciting trip designed for adventure lovers like you, through the mountains in the Andes of Cusco, we will pick you up from your hotels in Cusco or from the Main Square, and to start this exciting adventure we will provide you with an ATV Quad Bike and accessories to ride through the beautiful landscape of the Andes, the Salt Mines of Maras and the archaeological site of Moray.

Humantay Lake, a sacred site once revered by the Incas, continues to attract spiritual travelers and Andean priests who perform the traditional "Apacheta" ritual, placing stones to honor Pachamama (Mother Earth) and seek blessings for the journey. The hike begins at 3,800 meters above sea level, offering scenic views of highland farms, remote camping areas, and encounters with llamas, alpacas, and local livestock along the trail. Due to the high altitude, proper acclimatization in Cusco is highly recommended to avoid altitude sickness and ensure a safe and enjoyable trek. For travelers who may find the hike physically demanding, alternative support options are available on the route. Similar to the popular Rainbow Mountain experience, the Humantay Lake day tour from Cusco is a highly sought-after adventure, perfect for nature lovers, hikers, and anyone looking to connect with the spiritual and cultural roots of the Andes.

We provide a unique experience to enjoy the trips, allowing our passengers to immerse and connect with the landscapes they visit. We have the experience and the right staff to ensure that your trip is unforgettable and completely unique. With over ten years of experience, we stand behind the quality of our service. We are committed to preserve the close relationship between humans and nature, caring and respecting the tourist destinations we offer.

Your visit Cusco is not complete before visiting the Sacred Valley of the Inca! See the amazing Pisac market and walk through the old Ollantaytambo street!

This is a day trip to some of the impressive sites outside of Cusco City. Andahuaylillas is a small village famous for its church, Iglesia de San Pedro, known as the "Sistine Chapel of the Americas". Piquillacta is a well-preserved archaeological site from the Wari period, a pre-Inca culture. Tipon is an impressive example of Inca ingenuity and agricultural innovation.

On a tour of the Sacred Valley, you'll experience the heart of ancient Inca culture still living and breathing in its marketplaces and colorful indigenous peoples. Imposing Inca fortresses overlook the fertile, terraced valley as they cling from the mountainsides high above. Sleepy Andean towns like Pisac, Ollantaytambo, Urubamba, and Chinchero are built on and around archaeological remains left by the Inca and still maintain prehispanic traditions.

Ideal for thrill-seekers and adventure lovers, this ATV tour to the breathtaking Rainbow Mountain offers an unforgettable sunrise journey. With a small group for an intimate experience, you’ll conquer rugged terrain and ascend high mountain paths, arriving early to immerse in the mountain’s vibrant colors before the crowds.