Experience the magic of Peru

You can book directly on our website, via WhatsApp, or by phone. We accept bookings 365 days a year.

We offer a wide variety of tours, from half-day excursions (such as the City Tour or a food tour in Cusco) to multi-day packages that combine Cusco, the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu. There are also adventure options (Choquequirao, Rainbow Mountain).

It is a pass that gives access to more than 16 attractions in Cusco and the Sacred Valley, such as Sacsayhuamán, Pisac and Ollantaytambo, as well as museums and archaeological sites. It is not valid for Machu Picchu. It can be bought the same day at authorized points (such as COSITUC), does not require an online reservation, and does not include a guide or transportation.

We are a local agency with personalized services, a variety of tours, good prices and excellent attention. The quality of our service is backed by many positive reviews that highlight our professionalism, attention to detail and ability to create memorable experiences.

We are a local agency with formal registration and affiliation to Peru’s Ministry of Tourism. We work like family to make every trip safe and memorable.

The dry season (April to October) is the most recommended, because it rains little and the trekking paths are in better condition. However, it is also when there are more tourists. If you want clearer views, the dry season is ideal; if you prefer fewer crowds and lower prices, the rainy season may suit you better.

Yes. Cusco is more than 3,300 meters above sea level, so it is advisable to arrive one or two days early so your body can adapt to the altitude before doing demanding activities. It also helps to stay well hydrated and avoid very heavy meals during the first few days to reduce the risk of altitude sickness.

It is best to book in advance, especially for Machu Picchu, Huayna Picchu or combined packages, which have limited places. We recommend booking 4 to 5 months before your trip to guarantee a more comfortable experience and avoid surprises. Planning ahead also lets you choose the schedules and services that best suit your preferences.

Most businesses and activities included in our tours accept cards, but in small towns and some markets it is advisable to carry cash in soles (the local currency). Having some cash also lets you buy souvenirs, try local food and enjoy small experiences where electronic payment is not always accepted.