Peru · MORNING
The 11 best morning tours you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Review of Paracas’ $17 Ballestas Islands boat tour, with El Candelabro, sea lions, penguins, birds, practical tips, and honest drawbacks.
“The trip was perfect. Transportation, organisation, guide, everything was very good. The team was very professional and the guide provided very good information about the islands, view, animals.”
Explore Lima, Cusco, the Sacred Valley, and Machu Picchu on a seven-day tour with hotels, guides, trains, and sunrise entry included.
“I especially want to thank Felix who gave us many help when my husband stayed in the hospital in Cusco. He talked with our doctor and translate the language for us. He also adjusted our schedule and gave us many helps. Felix is a very nice and reliable person.”
Review of a private 2-day Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu tour, with llama encounters, Inca sites, sunrise access, costs, and practical tips.
“This was a private tour and very well planned. Our guide gave us great information of all sites, very friendly and was great to converse with. He took us for local food which was great. All in all great experience.”
Review of the Humantay Lake tour from Cusco, with altitude advice, transport details, meals, costs, hiking difficulty, and booking tips.
“We had almost two hours of riding the ATVs and it was so much fun! Thankfully they were automatic vehicles so we didn’t have to worry about switching gears when driving up the hill. Be prepared for a dusty ride! Wear a face covering and sunglasses while you ride. The hike itself is VERY DIFFICULT! If you are not a frequent hiker or use to walking at high elevations this tour will be very hard to complete. Our tour guide was so nice and encouraging while we were hiking but we needed to make frequent stops to stretch and catch our breath. You may get light headed or have an…”
Escape Cusco’s early crowds on a 12-hour Rainbow Mountain tour with small-group transport, a local guide, lunch, snacks, and scenic hiking.
“I have nothing but good words to say about our guide Julio Caesar (hopefully I spelled the name correctly). He managed to explain to us quite a lot of things and taught us some Quechuan words throughout the day. He was very respectful of everyone’s altitude acclimatisation and guided us very well through it. Booking this tour was definitely the right choice!! The included lunch was delicious too. 🦙🙌”
Explore the Sacred Valley, ride the train to Machu Picchu, and catch an early morning visit with a private guide in two packed days.
“The most fabulous trip in the world! Jesús, what’s the most spectacular Guide who was so knowledgeable so organized and so patient with all of our family! This was honestly a trip of a lifetime! He had planned every last detail to make sure we were all comfortable!”
Explore Tipón, Pikillaqta, and Andahuaylillas on a practical Cusco half-day tour with Inca ruins, Wari walls, and colonial art.
“Gostei muito da agência. A guia era muito atenciosa e dominava bem a história dos lugares.”
Review of a 2-day Machu Picchu tour from Cusco with private transport, sunrise visit, local guide, Sacred Valley stops, and Aguas Calientes stay.
“Cusco Andean Operator- Richard and his team was excellent! They provided a personalized service and adjusted our trip to our needs. They clarified all our questions as on the Viator tour description it was not clear.”
Review the 2-day Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu tour, with Pisac, Ollantaytambo, train times, costs, meals, and practical tips.
“Great tour with tour guides. Local tour guides are very knowledgeable and helpful, but the subcontracting agency did poor timeline planning. Our Machu Picchu tour ended at 10 am and end up waiting 7 hours around at the Ollantaytambo for the return train.”
Review of Puno’s 3-hour Uros Floating Islands tour, with boat travel, cultural insights, practical tips, costs, and honest advice before booking.
“This is well worth the money. A very cool cultural experience. The boat out to the islands is comfortable. The pick-up from the hotel, you need to be waiting OUTSIDE your hotel looking for the driver, he doesn't come in to collect you. The "optional" ride on a traditional boat is NOT optional it is required to get to the second island, you must bring soles with you to pay for this. It's not that fun of an experience as you think it would be. The tour guides are not very good either. He didn't project his voice so it's Very difficult to hear him. Once we arrived on a…”
Review the $13 Cusco Archaeological Park tour, with Sacsayhuaman, Qenqo, Coricancha, guide tips, extra costs, and practical advice.
“é um tour muito legal para conhecer a história da região, vale a pena!”
From the Inca stonework to the dune fields, and the best of each.
