| City Tour and Ruins Nearby Cusco. This tour visits not only the major landmarks of Cusco--the Cathedral, Santo Domingo
Church and the Plaza de Armas, but also
the nearby ruins of Kenko, Puca-pucara,
Tambomachay and the Sacsayhuaman
Fortress. Once the center of the Inca
civilization, modern Cusco is a delightful
combination of Inca and colonial
architecture. (4 hours.) $78 per person with group tour bus $125 per person with private van with 2 people; $110 per person with 3 or 4 people. Monday - Saturday. |
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| Walking tour of Cusco.
During the walking tour of the ancient capital of
the Inca Empire, visit the Cathedral and Santo Domingo
Church, passing through the city's main streets
and the Plaza de Armas. You will walk through
some of Cusco's most astonishing streets
to reach the San Blas Church (2 1/2 hours) $65 per person with two people. Monday - Saturday. |
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| Choquequirao. An extraordinary complex formed by nine architectural stone groupings consisting of hundreds of terraces, rooms and an extremely elaborate irrigation system. While still only 30% of the site has been cleared, archaeologists already view it as important as Machu Picchu. 5 day hiking $850 per person with two people. |  |
| Maras Salt Pools, Moray and a Quechua Village. Visit the impressive salt pools formed by
water emerging from a lake within the mountains of the
Urubamba Valley. We continue our journey to visit an
authentic Quechua Village stopping to see and feel the way of
life of the ancient Incas. Lunch included. (9 hours) $145 per person in private van with 2 people; $120 per person with 3 or 4 people. Available daily. |
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| Pisac Indian Market and The Ollantaytambo Fortress.
Drive through the
fertile countryside to the bustling marketplace of Pisac where you will have the
opportunity to bargain with the local artisans. After
lunch, the tour continues to the village of Ollantaytambo,
an ancient fortress. $62 per person with group tour bus. $128 per person in private van with two people: $100 per person with 3 or 4 people. Available daily. |
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Cusco Peru
The “Imperial Capital” of the Incas, is the oldest
continuously inhabited city in the Americas.
A spectacular destination where the imprints of the
Incas and the influence of colonial Spain are found on
every street corner and interwoven through the city's
architecture.