3-Day All-Inclusive Tour: Cusco City, Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu

Recommended by 94% of travelers

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Cusco, Peru

4 days (approx.)
Pickup offered
Group discounts
Mobile ticket
Offered in: English

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Overview

Cusco and its surrounding countryside are home to many of Peru’s most impressive Incan ruins—but exploring solo means missing the hidden secrets they hold. On this tour, hit top attractions including Cusco Cathedral, the Sacred Valley, and UNESCO–listed Machu Picchu as your guide brings their rich history to life. With round-trip transport from Alejandro Velasco Astete Airport included, you’re free to relax and soak up the scenery.

See the best of Cusco and surrounds on this in-depth sightseeing tour
Your guide shares insight into Peru’s rich history and heritage
Visit key sites like Cusco Cathedral and UNESCO–listed Machu Picchu
Round-trip transport from Alejandro Velasco Astete Airport

What's Included

tour guide
pick up from airport to hotel
train tickets
hotel 3 stars
transport hotel to airport
Lunch (2)

Lunch
Breakfast (2)

Breakfast

meals not mentioned
Gratuities
Entrance to MachuPicchu. (circuit 1 or 2 depending to disponibility) Contact your agent

Meeting and Pickup

Pickup points

Select a pickup point

Pickup details

pick up from airport and your hotel

Itinerary

Day 1

AIRPORT PICK UP - CITY TOUR

1 Stop

Cusco Cathedral

20 minutes • Admission Ticket Included

Accommodation: hotel 3 stars

Meals: Not included

Day 2

SACRED VALLEY - AGUAS CALIENTES

1 Stop

Centro Historico De Cusco

30 minutes • Admission Ticket Included

Accommodation: hotel 3 stars

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Day 3

MACHU PICCHU ARCHAEOLOGICAL SITE

1 Stop

Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu

30 minutes • Admission Ticket Not Included

Accommodation: Not included

Meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Day 4

Cusco Airport

1 Stop

Traslados Aeropuerto Cusco (Pass By)

Accommodation: Not included

Meals: Not included

Additional Info

Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Not wheelchair accessible
Not recommended for pregnant travelers

Most travelers can participate
The Machupicchu attraction is subject to availability based on the sale of tickets for the "Machupicchu" attraction since the only entity that has permission to sell these tickets is the Ministry of Culture of Peru. If there is no longer any income availability for Machupicchu, you will receive a full refund of your tourist package reserved with us
This tour/activity will have a maximum of 15 travelers

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Cancellation Policy

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.

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Reviews

4.8

based on 16 reviews

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Great guides but poor communication from office

Laurie_H, Apr 2024

As a solo traveler I specifically looked for a group tour. I was under the impression that there would be one guide that would be with the group the entire time but that couldn't have been more wrong. Christian was the guide four our Cusco city tour and was also the guide for the 5 sites along the way from Cusco city to Ollantaytambo. Christian was awesome...very knowledgeable and great communication skills in both English and Spanish. At Ollantaytamo we boarded the train to Aqua Calientes. Unfortunately, each of us had assigned seats in different train cars. Train and later bus tickets were issued via Whats app and typically not issued until mid-day. For me this was an issue I didn't get messages or tickets for the train or bus unless I was in wifi, so while others got their tickets I had to ask others if they got their tickets and then find a network to connect to in order to get mine. Why they couldn't be issued early in the day, while we still had wifi in the hotel is beyond me. In Aqua Calientes we were met by another guide and taken to the hotel where I found I was to meet yet a different guide for my Machu Picchu tour. It turned out I was the only one of our original group that asked for an English tour guide so this made sense and Edwin, my English guide was also very knowledgeable and excellent. On our return back to Aqua Calientes after coming down from Machu Picchu we were supposed to regroup for lunch, but again, no communication was provided to me in a timely way so I had no idea as to where lunch would be or what time I was to be there and had to find wifi and send a message to George, the guide that took the spanish group what the plan was. Our travels back to Cusco city were equally hectic. We made our own ways to the train (again, we were not in the same train cars) back to Ollantaytambo, where we were assigned to specific buses (again, not all of us to the same bus) and dropped off supposedly "near" the main plaza in Cusco city. When I finally found my own way back to the hotel and was able to access Whats app I found that there were a number of concerning messages from someone who was supposed to guide me from the train to the bus and from another person who was supposed to meet me at the bus and guide me back to the hotel. I had no knowledge that I should expect to meet anyone at either of these junctures and felt badly that they worried that I'd missed the train or had not made it to the bus. Again, why not, communicate in the early morning that we should be on the lookout for someone to help guide us from place to place. Had I not had extensive experience traveling throughout foreign countries this could have been disasterous. As it was as a first time solo traveler it was a bit unnerving. Though I meet lots of very nice people, it would have been nice to have the continuity of the group on the bus and train. The take aways from this is that Chullos needs to up their game in communicating with guests, as a solo traveler be aware that you may truly be traveling solo for much of the trip even though you think you'll be making connections with others over several days and lastly, if I had known that communications would come so piecemeal I would have made arrangements with my phone carrier for a different travel plan but once I was in Peru and realized how Chullos was functioning I was unable to make those changes with my phone carrier.

Tour Guides Are Very Knowledgable

Nancy_A, Mar 2019

Great experience, it was nice to just wait to get picked up and not worry about getting around. The guides are very knowledgeable.

Response from Host, Jun 2019

Dear Customer, thank you for your comment, the Chullos Travel team is very honored for your opinion, and for us it was a pleasure to have attended to your trip. We hope you are very well. Best regards from Cusco.