Top Cusco Kid-Friendly Tours

See more of Peru’s Sacred Valley in a single day without managing transportation, timing, or crowded sightseeing stops yourself. This small-group tour takes a less conventional route through Maras, Moray, Chinchero, and Ollantaytambo to help avoid peak visitor traffic and create a more relaxed experience. Included hotel pickup, round-trip transportation, and lunch make exploring the region easy and efficient.

If you’re looking for a budget-friendly way to visit Machu Picchu and have the time to spare, this 2-day minivan tour is the perfect experience. With a small group and hotel pickup in Cusco, enjoy the drive to Hidroelectrica and hike through the jungle to reach Aguas Calientes. Stay overnight at a local hotel and wake up early the next morning to catch the sunrise over the ancient Inca citadel.

Mt. Vinicunca—or Rainbow Mountain—sits high in the Peruvian Andes, with rich mineral deposits lighting the rocky landscape in color. On this tour, delive into the rugged countryside and reach the remote peak on horseback with your guide to lead the way. With entry fees and round-trip travel from your Cusco hotel included, admire panoramic views over the colorful scenery and experience the Peruvian wilderness the natural way.

Bypass the hassle of organizing your own sightseeing itinerary and enjoy a small-group archeology tour around Cusco. Starting from the city center, end-to-end transportation takes your group to see the King's House at Qorikancha, colossal stones at Sacsayhuaman, and the mummification temple of Q'enqo. Next, visit the military complex of Pucapurcara and lastly the Temple of Water at Tambomachay. With detailed and interactive commentary provided throughout the tour, you’ll eliminate the limitations of outdated guidebooks.

Discover the cultural heart of the Sacred Valley of the Incas with this experiential experience that combines art, tradition and nature. On this unique route from Cusco to Machu Picchu, you will participate in a handcrafted workshop of painting Toritos de Pucará, symbol of protection and abundance in Andean culture; then you will enjoy a participatory Pachamanca, where you will cook in the ancestral style underground, sharing with local families. Throughout the trip, you will explore the majestic sites of Pisaq, Ollantaytambo and Machu Picchu, with expert guides who will reveal the Andean worldview and spiritual connection of the Quechua people to the land. This experience is designed for travelers seeking authentic connection, cultural learning and traditional cuisine, on a route that combines the best of Peru’s living history with its unparalleled natural environment.