A private tour is organized according to your schedule and preferences, offering personalized attention and flexibility in the itinerary. A group tour follows a fixed plan and is shared with other travelers, making it a more economical and social option.
Comfortable clothing, suitable walking shoes, sunscreen, hat, water bottle, and a light jacket for changing weather are recommended. For high-altitude tours, consider bringing coca leaves or candies for altitude sickness. If you take any tours during the rainy season, it’s advisable to carry a raincoat and extra clothes such as socks.
For popular destinations like Machu Picchu, we recommend booking at least 2 to 3 months in advance. This ensures ticket availability and spots on tours, especially during the high season (May to September).
In general, the price includes tourist transportation, a professional guide, and entrance tickets to the sites mentioned in the itinerary. Some tours also include meals, but it’s important to check the details before booking.
All tours include pickup from the client’s hotel. This service applies to accommodations located both within Cusco’s historic center and to hotels outside this area, at no additional cost. If you are in a hard-to-reach location, a nearby meeting point will be arranged to start the tour.
Yes, most tours to destinations such as Machu Picchu, Sacred Valley, and Lake Titicaca depart every day. However, some special routes like the Inca Trail require advance booking.
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