Private Machu Picchu Full day tour from Cusco
Live a unique experience visiting one of the most incredible places in the world, Machupicchu, one of the 7 wonders of the world, enjoy the scenic , history and mystery.
A magnificent guided private tour of the Inca Empire of Cusco Peru is a must, set in southeastern Peru near the Andes Mountain Range, Cusco was the historical capital of the Inca Empire.
Peru’s is the most visited cities and the hub in which to start your journeys on the Inca Trail, head up to Macchu Picchu, sightsee the multitude of famous landmarks.
The most famous of the ruins surrounding Cusco is Sacsayhuaman a truly magnificent site one needs to see to be understood. The locals in the area can be seen getting on with day to day life dressed in traditional clothing with the women wearing black hats and petticoats; some are happy enough to have their photo taken!
With a Private Tour, you will see that Cusco is at the centre of the indigenous Quechua culture of the Andes, taking a walk around the streets is like stepping back in time as you can see the real Cusco spread at your feet. Coinciding with all of this tradition is the exciting up to date tourist nightlife.
Try and plan a visit to Lima, the Peruvians love eating, and you will understand why when you see the culinary delight on offer everywhere. The cafes and restaurants are everywhere, and it is an excellent way to watch them go about their business.
Live a unique experience visiting one of the most incredible places in the world, Machupicchu, one of the 7 wonders of the world, enjoy the scenic , history and mystery.
Lake Humantay is a beautiful landscape hidden in the Peruvian Mountain Salkantay, the snow capped mountain. We will hike from Soraypampa to Lake Humantay.
Our 2-day trek of the famous Inca Trail is ideal for travelers who don’t have much time in Cusco but have interest in cultural & mysticism exploration
Hiking in spectacular Andes is something different. Travel & Healing’s guide will show you the spiritual part of Inca ruins through the trek to Machu Picchu.
Experience a great adventure, Machu Picchu, with a private full-day visit from Cusco and the Sacred Valley, appreciating the Inca city of Ollantaytambo and Aguas Calientes
Cusco City Tour is a good introduction to enjoy all the things to do in Cusco: including the visit of the cathedral, Qorikancha and Sacsayhuaman.
The incredible Sacred Valley Tour is one of the best day trips from Cusco, full of magic and mystery. Visit Pisaq and Ollantaytambo.
The Maras Moray Tour is the perfect combination of the best things to do in Cusco, come and enjoy the magic of Moray and the Salt Mines of Maras.
It's a beautiful excursion where you will live a perfect combination of nature, culture and history in 3 important stages: PreInca, Inca and Colonial.
If you have a short time, the Sacred Valley VIP is for you. It is special because you will know the best of the Sacred Valley and also Moray Maras.
Aramu Muru, is one of the most spiritual places in Lake Titicaca, there is an enigmatic carved in a one big Stone to connect you spiritualism and find your self.
Cusco Rainbow Mountain, a wonderful natural landscape, located at 5020 meters above sea level, in the community of Vinicunca to the south of Cusco
Enjoy with us the Humantay Lake Hike full of breathtaking landscapes. Humantay Lake is located at 4200 of altitude in the district of Mollepata
Qeswachaka Bridge tour is unique. It is made with vegetable fiber as part of the extensive network of Inca Trail. Enjoy this trip!
This magical tour is special for adventure lovers, in this incredible walk you will discover one of the new wonders of Cusco, Waqrapukara.
Do not miss the opportunity to visit the new Rainbow Mountain of Cusco, Pallay Puncho, also known as mountain of sharp points.
Without a doubt, the 7 lagoons is one of the most beautiful places in Cusco, in them you can enjoy beautiful lagoons of different shapes and sizes.
Palccoyo Rainbow Mountain is a new attraction in Cusco. This one day hike is a spiritual encounter with the tutelary Apus (Mountain gods).
The majestic flight of a Condor, a sacred animal for the Incas and the largest flying bird in the world. Would you like to meet?
Peru is world famous for its varied cuisine full of particular flavors. Our Cooking Classes will allow you to taste these delicious dishes.
I feel the best time to visit was in the winter season from early May to end of September when the weather conditions were still warm and pleasant, and it is not so busy. We had warm sunny, bright days but were surprised that the nights were quite cold, so we needed a Jacket! We had heard that November to April was the rainy season, but the temperatures can get as high as the upper 90s!
My hotel was in the mid range and was a reasonable price at 60 PEN per night there are of course cheaper and more expensive options depending on your requirements. Food is the same, and we found the cafes where the locals eat to be delicious and inexpensive, but we did also visit some of the more expensive restaurants too which were around 50 PEN per person. Transport by bus costs pennies. The sightseeing tours are best booked ahead of your holiday.
Probably the most important things to remember here are the low air pressure and the diuretic effect it has on you and the humidity. Keep hydrated with bottled water and do n't forget to keep as covered as possible. The sun's UV rays can still be high even at this altitude so don’t underestimate its power. Try not to eat from street vendors unless you see the food cooked freshly in front of you. The local tour guides are fantastic and so cheap!
For me, Winter season between May and September are the best times to visit as the weather is still warm and pleasant and there are not many crowds around. It is at night however quite chilly, and you will need some a jacket. The wet season between November and April is the high season with temperatures in the 90s, and it can become scorching and muggy especially before a storm. These are typically short-lived, and the sun comes out again quickly.
I feel the best time to visit was in the winter season from early May to end of September when the weather conditions were still warm and pleasant, and it is not so busy. We had warm sunny, bright days but were surprised that the nights were quite cold, so we needed a Jacket! We had heard that November to April was the rainy season, but the temperatures can get as high as the upper 90s!
My hotel was in the mid range and was a reasonable price at 60 PEN per night there are of course cheaper and more expensive options depending on your requirements. Food is the same, and we found the cafes where the locals eat to be delicious and inexpensive, but we did also visit some of the more expensive restaurants too which were around 50 PEN per person. Transport by bus costs pennies. The sightseeing tours are best booked ahead of your holiday.
Probably the most important things to remember here are the low air pressure and the diuretic effect it has on you and the humidity. Keep hydrated with bottled water and do n't forget to keep as covered as possible. The sun's UV rays can still be high even at this altitude so don’t underestimate its power. Try not to eat from street vendors unless you see the food cooked freshly in front of you. The local tour guides are fantastic and so cheap!
For me, Winter season between May and September are the best times to visit as the weather is still warm and pleasant and there are not many crowds around. It is at night however quite chilly, and you will need some a jacket. The wet season between November and April is the high season with temperatures in the 90s, and it can become scorching and muggy especially before a storm. These are typically short-lived, and the sun comes out again quickly.