Cusco · OLLANTAYTAMBO AND PISAC TOURS
Two Inca towns at opposite ends of the valley, one still lived in and one with a market under it. The 15 below cover both, with prices, market days and which ones drop you at the station for the Machu Picchu train.
Visit Moray, Maras Salt Mines and Chinchero from Cusco on a well-paced half-day tour with hotel pickup, guides and mountain views.
“The tour was very interesting. We had enough time at each stop to see everything and got a lot of interesting information and great views - in only half a day. Our guide John had great knowledge of all the important facts.”
See Chinchero, Moray, Maras, Urubamba, Ollantaytambo, and Pisac in one long Cusco day, with a guide, transport, and buffet lunch.
“The guide was amazing and the whole experience great!”
Review of a Cusco to Ollantaytambo tour covering Chinchero, Moray, Maras Salt Mines, lunch, and Inca ruins for $27.
“had the best time with nora and loved the lunch buffet!”
Review of Cusco’s Sacred Valley day tour to Chinchero, Moray, Maras, Ollantaytambo, and Pisac, with buffet lunch and practical tips.
“Our guide Rudy was very enthusiastic, funny and was really good in combining English and Spanish. And he kept the clock without being unfriendly. He was really good!”
Explore Pisac Market and Ollantaytambo from Cusco with a bilingual guide, buffet lunch, hotel transfers, and a full day in the Sacred Valley.
“This tour is simply amazing. Adriel is a great guide, very communicative and knows a lot of the history of the places. The sights are truly beautiful.”
Explore Pisac, Ollantaytambo, and Chinchero on a value-packed Sacred Valley day tour with lunch, a bilingual guide, and optional Ollantaytambo drop-off.
“Really nice tour! Long day, but well spaced. Nice lunch and a really enthousiastic guide, Eddy, who gave us a lot of interesting information!”
See Pisac, Moray, Maras, Ollantaytambo, and Chinchero in one long Sacred Valley day from Cusco, with buffet lunch and hotel transfers.
“Ou guide Able was great and explained the Inca culture well. The buffet lunch that was offered was an huge spread and especially enjoyed the Ceviche.”
Explore Chinchero weaving, Inca terraces at Moray, and Maras salt pools on a practical Cusco half-day tour with bilingual guides.
“Amazing views and sightseeings! Highly recommended! The sightseeings are of course the thing that counts, BUT you get to see amazing surroundings from car many hours! That is 10+!”
See Ollantaytambo, Moray, Maras, and Chinchero on a private Sacred Valley tour with local guides, flexible pacing, and hotel pickup.
“A very warm heartfelt tour. Ricardo was friendly and very informative. Raphael is a good driver and pick us up at nearest point. Although this tour is more expensive as it is private, it is worthwhile as guide knows history and we can move according to our own pace.”
Visit Chinchero, Moray, Maras, Urubamba, and Ollantaytambo on a value-packed Sacred Valley day trip from Cusco.
“We really enjoyed this trip. Richard was fantastic. Nice way to spend a day seeing sites before heading to train to Machu Picchu.”
Explore Pisac, Ollantaytambo, Chinchero, and Andean camelids on a private nine-hour Sacred Valley tour with lunch included.
“My partner and I recently took the Viator Sacred Valley tour and had a great time. Our tour guide, Willie, was super friendly and really knew his stuff. He also took some amazing photos that we’ll treasure forever. One thing to note, though, is that Willie repeated a lot of the same history throughout the tour. While it was clear he was passionate about the information, a bit more variety in the storytelling would have kept things even more interesting. Despite that, the beauty of the Sacred Valley, combined with Willie’s enthusiasm and his fantastic photography skills, made the tour totally worth it. With a bit more variety in the…”
Review of a Sacred Valley day tour from Cusco, with Pisac ruins, Ollantaytambo, alpacas, markets, lunch options, and train transfer advice.
“Please save your money and avoid the VIP package and go with the basic package. The VIP package is overpriced and only includes lunch and a 2-day ticket that includes entrance to multiple places but the tour ONLY takes you to Ollantaytambo. Lunch is a buffet which was equivalent to $15 USD and the entrance ticket was $17 USD. That's $32 USD total. That plus the $35 for the basic ticket, is $67. In other words, you're better off buying the basic ticket and paying for lunch and the entrance out of pocket. However, The company must have an agreement with certain shops because the ones we stopped at were…”
Review of Cusco’s 11-hour Sacred Valley tour to Pisac, Ollantaytambo, and Chinchero, with lunch, costs, timing, and practical tips.
“Left in the hotel lobby without any communication well past pickup time. Walked to their office where they said they were not going to operate. I should cancel…told them they needed to cancel so we could get a refund. They should no respect for our time or being left out of a tour of a lifetime. We walked to another agency who booked us a private tour at a very reasonable price. Something Eco Tour did not offer.”
Explore Ollantaytambo and Pisac with a private guide, farm visit, gourmet picnic, local market, and hotel transport from Cusco.
“Valentin is very, very knowledgable about Peru. It was so great having a guide who grew up in the Sacred Valley and knows the locals. It was so informative to learn about the day-to-day life of the Andean villages (e.g. diet, weather, economy, agriculture). If you want an in-depth and thorough understanding of this wonderful region of Peru, this is a great tour to take.”
Review of a 12-hour small-group Sacred Valley tour to Pisac, Moray, Maras, and Ollantaytambo, with lunch, guide, transport, and practical tips.
“This is a great informative trip, very well organized. Thanks to Juan who made it interesting (in various languages!). It is visible that he is impressed by the Inca culture and wisdom. We learned so much about Incas’ discoveries, science and religious believes. Also very convenient to have the option to end the trip in Ollantaytambo.”
Pick a ridge, a ruin or a kitchen.
