Sacred Valley Day Tour from Cusco from US$30

The Traditional starts at US$30 and the Super Sacred Valley at US$32 per person, with the buffet lunch at Rustica included. Lunch upgrades: 14 Inkas +US$4, Don Ángel +US$15 (Traditional) or +US$14 (Super Sacred Valley), Tunupa +US$20. Entrance tickets are paid separately. See every price.

The Traditional starts collecting guests at 7:20 AM and drops you back in Cusco around 6:30 PM. Super Sacred Valley starts earlier, from 6:20 AM, and returns around 7:00 PM. Your guide picks you up from your hotel, Airbnb or a meeting point in the historic center, and we send the exact time on WhatsApp the night before.

No. On the Traditional you need it for Pisac, Ollantaytambo and Chinchero; on Super Sacred Valley for Chinchero, Moray, Ollantaytambo and Pisac, plus the Maras salt mines entrance, which is run by the local community. Add them to your booking in the Add-ons step of the checkout, or pay in cash (soles) on the day. Which ticket do I need?

Yes, on both tours and at the same price. You stay in Ollantaytambo after the visit instead of riding back to Cusco. Suggested trains and how it works: ending in Ollantaytambo. Ending there, the Traditional visits Pisac and Ollantaytambo (not Chinchero), and Super Sacred Valley visits Chinchero, Moray, Maras and Ollantaytambo (not Pisac).

English and Spanish. Every departure has one certified bilingual guide who explains each stop in both languages.

A maximum of 17–18 travelers with one guide per departure. For a vehicle and guide reserved for your group alone, choose the private day tour.

Most of the day is lower than Cusco (3,350 m): Urubamba sits at 2,871 m and Ollantaytambo at 2,790 m. The highest point is Chinchero at 3,762 m. Many travelers do it first — walk slowly and drink water. This is general information, not medical advice. Altitude of every stop.

Online booking is open 24/7. We suggest at least 48 hours ahead, and more from June to August, when departures fill up earlier.