Best Time for a Sacred Valley Day Trip: month by month

The dry season, roughly May to September, brings the most reliable weather. June to August is also the busiest time, so book earlier. The rainy months are greener and quieter, with more showers.

Yes, we have departures every day of the year. Bring a rain jacket and shoes that handle wet stone steps. If weather stops us from operating, you choose a new date or a refund.

At least 48 hours ahead in general, and earlier from June to August, when departures fill up first.

Mornings are cold, especially on the plateau at Chinchero (3,762 m) and in the dry months. Afternoons on the valley floor are usually mild, so dress in layers.

Both run all year. The Traditional starts an hour later and spends more time on the valley floor; Super Sacred Valley spends the morning on the open plateau. Compare the two routes.