Sacred Valley Tour 1 Day from Cusco — (Full Day, Crowd-Smart Departure)
Taray viewpoint · Pisac ruins + market · Ollantaytambo fortress + village · Chinchero ruins + textiles. The classic Sacred Valley circuit with smart 07:30 AM departure to avoid the masses. Hotel or Cusco airport pickup (07:30-09:00 AM flexible). Optional weaving workshop hands-on at Chinchero. Train connection drop-off at Ollantaytambo available. Reversible route option for crowd avoidance. From $33 USD per person (group of 10). Daily departures year-round. Boleto Turístico purchased in soles for transparency.
The Sacred Valley Tour 1 Day from Cusco is the most popular day trip in Peru — but most operators run it identically, with the same 09:00 AM departure, the same fixed direction, the same fixed pickup point. The result: massive groups at Pisac at the same time, crowded Ollantaytambo at the same time, packed Chinchero at the same time.
Our Sacred Valley Tour is engineered differently, with seven specific operational advantages:
1. 🕐 Smart 07:30 AM departure (avoiding crowd masses). Most operators start at 09:00 AM — all arriving at Pisac simultaneously around 10:00 AM. We start 30 minutes early (07:30 AM), which puts us at Pisac after the morning rush has cleared. Same Sacred Valley experience, dramatically fewer crowds, better photography. This is not a small detail — it transforms the quality of the visit.
2. 🔄 Reversible route option (Chinchero first, Pisac last). If you want maximum crowd avoidance, we offer the reverse route: start at Chinchero, then Ollantaytambo, then Pisac for the afternoon. You’ll see most archaeological sites with virtually no other tourists since standard tour buses are always at the same site at the same time as each other. Request at booking.
3. 🛬 Hotel OR Cusco airport pickup (07:30-09:00 AM flexible). Land in Cusco at 06:30 AM, and want to start the same day? We pick you up directly at Cusco airport at 07:30 AM with your luggage in the vehicle (we drop luggage at your hotel after the tour, or hold it for same-day onward travel). Most operators only do hotel pickup — airport pickup capability saves you a full Cusco day if your schedule is tight.
4. 🚉 Drop-off in Ollantaytambo (direct train connection to Machu Picchu). If your Machu Picchu visit is the day AFTER the Sacred Valley tour, we can drop you off in Ollantaytambo at the end of the day — saving you the morning drive back to Cusco and the next-morning return trip. You sleep in Ollantaytambo, catch the early train to Machu Picchu, and have no extra logistics. This is a USP that no other tour in our catalog matches.
5. 🧵 Optional hands-on weaving workshop at Chinchero. Most Sacred Valley tours include a passive weaving demonstration at Chinchero — you watch, weavers explain, you don’t participate. Our optional add-on is a real workshop: you sit at a traditional backstrap loom, learn to weave with your own hands, and take home a small piece you actually wove. Request at booking — adds ~45 minutes and a small additional fee.
6. 🎓 Multi-specialty guides (Spanish + Quechua + photography + family-friendly + Inca culture deep dive). Our guides aren’t just bilingual tour leaders. We employ guides who speak Quechua fluently (valuable for genuine community interactions at Chinchero), have photography expertise (recommend specific shooting positions at each site for the best light), are family-friendly (adjust the depth of narration for children), and have specialized, in-depth knowledge of Inca culture beyond standard tourism scripts. Request a Quechua-speaking guide at the time of booking with 1 week’s advance notice.
7. 💲 Best value + transparent pricing — $33 USD per person. Group of 10 = $33/person. Boleto Turístico NOT bundled — you pay direct in soles at Pisac (saves 25-30% vs operators that hide markups). For travelers seeking full privacy and flexibility, see our Sacred Valley Private Tour — same content, in a custom private format.
From $33 USD per person (group of 10) · Full day · 1-10 travelers · Daily departures year-round · Hotel OR airport pickup · Train connection drop-off available
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Sacred Valley Tour 1 Day from Cusco: A complete full-day experience visiting Pisac, Ollantaytambo, and the most important Inca sites in the Sacred Valley.
The Sacred Valley Tour 1 Day from Cusco is the most popular day trip in the entire Cusco region — but the difference between an excellent and a mediocre Sacred Valley experience is how the operator manages crowds, logistics, and authentic cultural moments. Our tour is engineered with seven specific operational decisions that distinguish it from the standard mass-tourism format.
1. 🕐 Smart 07:30 AM departure — strategically 60 minutes earlier than the mass operators (who all leave at 09:00 AM). Result: you arrive at Pisac before the morning rush has cleared. Same content, dramatically better experience.
2. 🔄 Reversible route option — start at Chinchero and work backward to Pisac. Maximum crowd avoidance because standard tour buses always cluster at the same site at the same time.
3. 🛬 Cusco airport pickup capability — directly from the airport at 07:30, 08:00, 08:30, or 09:00 AM. Save a full day in Cusco if you have a tight schedule.
4. 🚉 Ollantaytambo drop-off option — direct train connection setup for Machu Picchu the next morning. No backtrack to Cusco needed.
5. 🧵 Hands-on weaving workshop add-on — at Chinchero, participate actively in traditional weaving instead of just watching a demonstration.
6. 🎓 Multi-specialty guides — Quechua-speaking, photography expert, family-friendly, deep Inca culture knowledge.
7. 💲 Best value + transparent pricing — $33 USD per person, Boleto Turístico NOT bundled (transparency).
(1) First-time Sacred Valley visitors wanting the complete classic circuit.
The natural counterpart to the Cusco City Tour. Together, they give you the complete classic Inca experience.
(2) Travelers who want to AVOID crowds at iconic sites.
The 07:30 departure (avoiding 09:00 mass tours) + reversible route option (Chinchero first) + smart timing at each site dramatically reduces your tourist density at Pisac, Ollantaytambo, and Chinchero. Same Sacred Valley, different experience.
(3) Travelers arriving at Cusco airport on the same day.
Land at 06:30 AM, meet your driver/guide at the airport waiting area, and start the tour at 07:30 AM with luggage in the vehicle. Saves you a full Cusco day.
(4) Travelers continuing to Machu Picchu the next day.
Sacred Valley → drop-off in Ollantaytambo → overnight in Ollantaytambo → early train to Machu Picchu next morning. The most logical itinerary if Machu Picchu follows your Sacred Valley day.
(5) Solo travelers and budget-conscious couples.
Best value shared group format at $33 USD per person.
(6) Families with children 5+.
Manageable pacing, family-friendly guides, Pisac market kids love, Ollantaytambo climbing fun, and an optional weaving workshop, hands-on for kids.
(7) Photography enthusiasts.
07:30 departure puts you at Pisac with better morning light + fewer crowds. Photography-expert guides recommend specific shooting positions. Significantly better photos than standard 07:00 departures.
(8) Weaving/textile enthusiasts.
Hands-on workshop add-on at Chinchero. Sit at a traditional backstrap loom, learn weaving directly from Quechua weavers, and take home a small piece you wove yourself. No other Sacred Valley tour offers this depth.
(9) Quechua culture enthusiasts.
Request Quechua-speaking guide — meaningful for community interactions at Chinchero and Pisac market.
(10) Active seniors acclimatized to Cusco.
Lower altitudes than other Cusco tours (valley floor 2,790 m). Walking is light. Vehicle drop-off close to sites.
Critical comparison for travelers choosing between our 5 Sacred Valley tours:
| Feature | Sacred Valley Full Day (this tour) ✓ | Private Sacred Valley | Super Sacred Valley + Maras |
|---|---|---|---|
| Format | Shared group (up to 10) | Private (your group only) | Shared group |
| Sites | Taray + Pisac + Ollantaytambo + Chinchero | Same + customizable | + Maras + Moray |
| Duration | ~10-11 hours | Flexible | ~11-12 hours (longer) |
| 07:30 crowd-smart departure | ✅ EXCLUSIVE | Custom time | Same group format |
| Airport pickup capability | ✅ EXCLUSIVE | Available | Limited |
| Reversible route option | ✅ EXCLUSIVE | Available | Limited |
| Ollantaytambo drop-off | ✅ EXCLUSIVE | Available | Limited |
| Weaving workshop add-on | ✅ EXCLUSIVE | Available | Limited |
| Boleto Turístico | NOT included | NOT included | NOT included |
| Best for | Crowd-conscious + flexible + value | Couples + families + photographers | Maras + Moray same day |
| From | $33 USD | Higher (~$80-110) | Higher (~$50-70) |
Translation:
Why do we depart at 07:30 AM, not 09:00 AM: standard mass operators all depart at 09:00 AM, putting their groups at Pisac simultaneously around 09:00 AM. Starting just 30 minutes later, we arrive at Pisac when the morning rush has begun to disperse — a significantly better experience at the same content.
Reversible route option (request at booking): for maximum crowd avoidance, we can run the tour in reverse — Chinchero first (highest altitude, often empty at 09:30 AM), then Ollantaytambo midday, then Pisac in the afternoon (when the morning tour buses have left). Most experienced Sacred Valley travelers prefer this reverse direction.
Pickup — Hotel or Cusco Airport (07:30-09:00 AM Flexible)
Hotel pickup (most common): your driver/guide arrives at your Cusco hotel reception 5 minutes before agreed time. Identified with Kondor Path Tours sign.
Cusco airport pickup (USP — unique in our Sacred Valley cluster): your driver/guide waits at the airport arrivals waiting area with a Kondor Path Tours sign showing your name. The vehicle accommodates your luggage. Common scenarios:
For airport pickup: book 48 hours minimum so we allocate the driver. Provide flight number — we monitor for delays.
Flexible pickup times available: 07:30, 08:00, 08:30, or 09:00 AM. Standard recommendation is 07:30 AM for optimal crowd avoidance at Pisac.
The drive from Cusco descends through the eastern highlands toward the Sacred Valley. Approximately 45 minutes into the drive, we reach the Taray viewpoint — the classic panoramic introduction to the Sacred Valley.
What you’ll experience here:
Taray is a high viewpoint above the Sacred Valley near the eastern entrance. The view extends across the entire valley — you can see the Urubamba River winding through the valley floor, the patchwork of Andean agricultural fields, traditional villages scattered along the valley walls, and (on clear days) the distant snow-capped peaks of the Cordillera Vilcabamba range.
In your 20-25 minutes here:
Photography tips: morning light (08:30-09:30 with our 07:30 departure) provides clear visibility. Wide-angle lens essential.
A 15-minute drive from Taray brings us to Pisac village. Thanks to our 07:30 departure, we arrive at Pisac around 09:30-10:00 AM — after the early mass-tour buses have moved through, with significantly fewer crowds at the site.
The Inca site sits dramatically on the mountain above Pisac village. One of the most spectacular Inca complexes in the Cusco region — comparable to Machu Picchu in scale.
Key elements you’ll see:
Walking at Pisac: main loop ~1.5 km with elevation gain of ~100 meters. Some sections involve Inca stone steps. Your guide sets the pace and identifies the best photographic compositions with the morning light.
Boleto Turístico: your guide accompanies you to the entrance where you present the Boleto you purchased at the ticket office. Cash in soles only.
After the archaeological site, we drive down to Pisac village for the traditional crafts market. Our late-morning arrival means you experience the market at its peak activity — vendors fully stocked, food stalls operating, weavers demonstrating their techniques.
What you’ll find at the market:
Market days: Pisac market operates every day but is busiest and most colorful on Sundays. Tuesdays and Thursdays are also busy.
Bargaining: light bargaining expected (typical 10-20% discount from initial price). Cash in soles preferred.
Quechua-speaking guides (request at booking) can translate for genuine Quechua interactions with weavers and food vendors.
After Pisac, we drive toward the Urubamba area for lunch. Lunch is NOT included — we adapt to your group’s preferences.
Recommended options:
🍽️ Elite gourmet restaurants near Urubamba (~$25-50 USD per person):
🥘 Traditional Andean restaurants (~$10-18 USD per person)
🥗 Vegetarian/vegan options (~$8-15 USD per person)
🍔 Quick lunch options (~$5-10 USD per person)
🍽️ Return to Cusco for lunch: possible if your group prefers
Your guide recommends based on your group’s preferences and adapts timing accordingly.
A 30-minute drive from Urubamba brings us to Ollantaytambo — the only town in the Sacred Valley still inhabited on its original Inca street grid.
Before climbing to the fortress, we walk through the historic village center — narrow cobblestone streets, Inca-era water channels still running between the streets, houses built on original Inca foundations.
Key elements:
The site rises dramatically above the village — massive agricultural terraces and ceremonial structures built into the mountain face. Some archaeologists rate Ollantaytambo as more impressive than Machu Picchu for its sheer scale.
Key elements:
The 1537 battle context: Ollantaytambo was the site of one of the few Inca victories against the Spanish. Manco Inca defended the fortress against Hernando Pizarro’s forces using flooding of the agricultural fields and stone projectiles from the terraces above.
The climb: ascending all 17 terrace levels is moderately demanding. Your guide adjusts pace — travelers with limited mobility can stop at intermediate levels (the views are excellent from the lower platforms).
A 45-minute drive from Ollantaytambo brings us to Chinchero at 3,762 m — the highest altitude site of the tour. By the end of the day your body has acclimatized to various altitudes, making Chinchero manageable.
The Iglesia de Chinchero is a 17th-century colonial church built directly on the foundations of the Inca palace of Tupac Yupanqui.
Inside the church:
Photography: forbidden inside (protection of frescoes). Exterior photography permitted.
Chinchero is one of the most famous traditional weaving communities in the Andes. The local community has maintained pre-Hispanic weaving techniques continuously since Inca times.
You’ll see:
This is our exclusive add-on for travelers who want to actively participate, not just observe:
What you do in the workshop:
When to add this:
How to coordinate: request at booking with 48 hours advance notice. Small additional fee per person.
Just beyond the village are the Inca agricultural terraces with the famous Chinchero viewpoint. On clear days, you can see the Salkantay glacier (6,271 m) across the valley — one of the iconic photography spots of the Cusco region.
Two return options:
A 45-minute drive from Chinchero returns you to Cusco. Drop-off at your Cusco hotel typically around 17:30-18:30 PM.
If your Machu Picchu visit is the day AFTER the Sacred Valley tour, we can drop you in Ollantaytambo at the end of the day instead of returning to Cusco. This saves you the next-morning drive from Cusco to Ollantaytambo to catch the train.
Why this matters:
How to coordinate:
This is unique among our Sacred Valley tours — most tours only drop in Cusco. The Ollantaytambo drop-off saves you a full day of logistics.
None
Easy
Short walks at each site (approx. 2–3 km total)
Light walking throughout the day (approx. 2–3 hours in total)
3,400 m / 11,155 ft (Cusco)
2,790 m / 9,153 ft (Sacred Valley)
3,760 m / 12,335 ft (Pisac archaeological site)
Transport
Guides
Other
Boleto Turístico — buy in soles at Pisac:
| Ticket | Cost in Soles | USD equivalent | What it covers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Boleto Turístico Parcial Circuit 3 | S/70 | ~$19 USD | Pisac + Ollantaytambo + Chinchero + Moray (1 day) |
| Boleto Turístico Integral | S/130 | ~$35 USD | 16 sites across the Cusco region (10 days) |
How to pay: your guide takes you to the ticket office at Pisac (the first archaeological site). Only cash in Peruvian soles accepted — bring S/100-150 in soles to cover Boleto + lunch + small expenses.
Discounts apply directly:
Lunch — NOT included (your free choice):
Adapt to your preferences:
Optional add-on NOT included:
Other items NOT included:
Primary audience:
Honest disclosure (we’ll redirect you to a better-fit alternative):
Everything you need to know about our Sacred Valley Full Day Tour — the most popular way to discover the heart of the Inca world in a single day from Cusco. Below are the most up-to-date answers for 2026, including detailed descriptions of Pisac, Ollantaytambo, Chinchero, and Awana Kancha; the buffet lunch; the new Boleto Turístico Parcial Circuit 3 protocol; altitude management; and how the tour fits with the rest of your Cusco itinerary.
The Sacred Valley Tour 1 Day from Cusco is a full-day guided tour visiting 5 destinations in the classic Sacred Valley circuit: Taray viewpoint (panoramic introduction), Pisac archaeological site (Inca terraces + ceremonial complex), Pisac traditional market (Andean crafts), Ollantaytambo fortress (living Inca city + monumental fortress), and Chinchero ruins + traditional weaving (colonial church + Inca terraces + Quechua weaving community).
The tour includes private transportation (van, minivan, or bus by group size), multi-specialty bilingual guide for the full day, and flexible pickup/drop-off (Cusco hotel OR Cusco airport, return to Cusco OR drop-off in Ollantaytambo for next-day train to Machu Picchu). Boleto Turístico and lunch are NOT included — purchase Boleto in soles at Pisac and choose lunch flexibly. Optional hands-on weaving workshop at Chinchero available as add-on. From $33 USD per person (group of 10).
Standard recommended pickup: 07:30 AM. This is strategically 30 minutes later than the mass-tourism standard of 07:00 AM. Most operators all leave at 07:00 AM and arrive at Pisac simultaneously around 09:00 AM, creating massive crowds. Our 07:30 departure puts us at Pisac when the morning rush has dispersed.
Flexible alternative times available:
Custom times also possible for private tours. Discuss timing preference at booking — we adapt to your group’s needs.
Yes — airport pickup is a USP of this tour. Your driver/guide waits in the airport arrivals area with a Kondor Path Tours sign displaying your name. The vehicle accommodates your luggage.
Common scenarios:
Same-day morning arrival + Sacred Valley tour: land at Cusco airport at 06:30 AM (early Lima flight), meet driver at 07:30 AM, start tour with luggage in vehicle. Drop luggage at your Cusco hotel after the tour.
Airport arrival + Ollantaytambo drop-off for next-day Machu Picchu: most efficient pattern. Land at Cusco airport → tour Sacred Valley → drop-off at Ollantaytambo hotel → train to Machu Picchu next morning. Saves you a full Cusco day.
Same-day departure (rare): bring luggage to the tour, we hold it in the vehicle, drop you at Cusco airport after the tour with sufficient buffer.
Booking requirement: confirm airport pickup at least 48 hours in advance. Provide flight number — we monitor for delays.
Yes — reversible route is one of our exclusive USPs. For maximum crowd avoidance, we offer the reverse route:
Why the reverse route helps:
Request at booking. No extra charge.
Recommended for: photographers, repeat Sacred Valley visitors, travelers prioritizing peaceful experience over standard logistics.
Yes — Ollantaytambo drop-off is our exclusive USP for travelers continuing to Machu Picchu the next day.
Why this matters:
How to coordinate:
Most logical Sacred Valley → Machu Picchu pattern:
Our exclusive add-on at Chinchero — different from the standard weaving demonstration that all Sacred Valley tours include.
Standard demonstration (included in tour): you watch a Quechua weaver demonstrate the natural dyeing process and weaving on a backstrap loom. ~25-30 minutes.
Hands-on workshop (optional add-on): you sit at a traditional backstrap loom under guidance of a Quechua weaver, learn to weave with your own hands, and take home a small piece you actually wove.
The workshop covers:
When to add this:
How to coordinate: request at booking with 48 hours advance notice. Small additional fee per person.
Primary languages: English and Spanish — most departures automatically include bilingual English-Spanish guides.
Quechua-speaking guides available on request (1 week advance notice). Why this matters:
Other languages on request (private tours only, 48 hours advance notice):
All guides are certified by DIRCETUR (Peruvian Ministry of Tourism) with tourism degrees plus Andean studies background. Most also have additional specializations:
The vehicle is matched to your group size:
All vehicles include:
Drivers: experienced Andean drivers familiar with the Cusco-Sacred Valley route. Many also speak basic English and assist with tour logistics.
Same itinerary, different format.
This shared group tour ($33 USD): you travel with up to 10 other travelers from different bookings. Standard pickup 07:30 AM (with flexible alternatives), standard route (with reverse option available), standard pacing. All USPs available (airport pickup, Ollantaytambo drop-off, weaving workshop, reverse route, Quechua guide).
Sacred Valley Private Tour (~$80-110 USD per person): just your group. Additional flexibility:
Choose based on: value vs maximum flexibility. Same content either way.
This Sacred Valley Tour: Pisac + Ollantaytambo + Chinchero (3 main archaeological sites). ~10-11 hours. $33 USD.
Super Sacred Valley + Maras: same 3 sites PLUS Maras Salt Mines + Moray (5 sites total). ~11-12 hours. Higher price.
Choose Super Sacred Valley if you specifically want Maras Salt Mines and Moray in the same day.
Choose this Sacred Valley Tour if:
No — Boleto Turístico is NOT included for transparency.
Why we don’t bundle it:
You purchase at Pisac (first archaeological site):
Only cash in Peruvian soles accepted at ticket office. Bring S/100-150 in soles.
Discounts:
No — lunch is NOT included, but we adapt to your group’s preferences. The Urubamba area has excellent dining at all price points:
🍽️ Elite gourmet (~$25-50 USD): MIL Centro by Virgilio Martínez, Tunupa Sacred Valley, Huayoccari Hacienda
🥘 Traditional Andean (~$10-18 USD): Pisac village + Urubamba family restaurants
🥗 Vegetarian/vegan (~$8-15 USD): mention at booking
🍔 Quick lunch (~$5-10 USD): sandwiches, empanadas, soup
🍽️ Return to Cusco for lunch: possible if your group prefers
Your guide recommends based on your group’s preferences and adapts timing accordingly. You pay directly at the restaurant — we don’t add markup or commission on restaurant choices.
Sacred Valley altitudes are lower than Cusco, making this an excellent acclimatization day:
The descent into the valley is genuinely beneficial for travelers struggling with altitude in Cusco. If you have strong altitude symptoms in Cusco, the Sacred Valley is often the best place to recover.
Yes — Sacred Valley is one of the BEST Day 1 tours from Cusco because most of the day is at altitudes lower than Cusco.
With our airport pickup capability, same-day arrival becomes the most efficient pattern:
Recommendations for arrival-day:
Caveat: international flights landing in Lima typically connect to Cusco at 06:30-09:00 AM. If your Lima-Cusco connection is later (after 11:00 AM), book this tour for Day 2 instead.
Yes — one of our most family-friendly tours. Children 5+ accompanied by guardian over 21 welcome. For unaccompanied travelers, 18+ required.
Family-friendly elements:
Child discounts:
Important: children under 18 traveling without a parent require a notarized parental consent letter.
Yes — one of our most senior-friendly full-day tours:
Skippable demanding sections:
Mention any mobility concerns at booking — guide adjusts the visits accordingly.
Limited accessibility — honest assessment:
Accessible: Taray viewpoint, Pisac market (flat), Chinchero village center, Chinchero church entrance.
NOT accessible: Pisac archaeological site upper terraces, Ollantaytambo fortress climb, Chinchero upper Inca terraces.
Recommendation: for wheelchair travelers, consider Accessible Peru Tours which is designed specifically for wheelchair users with 2 dedicated guides for lifting assistance.
Year-round operation with seasonal considerations:
May-September (Dry Season):
April & October (Shoulder Season):
November-March (Green Season / Rainy Season):
Pisac market best day: Sunday (most colorful and busy). Tuesdays and Thursdays also active.
Recommended cash in Peruvian soles: S/120-200 ($32-55 USD) per person.
| Expense | Cost in soles |
|---|---|
| Boleto Turístico Parcial Circuit 3 | S/70 (~$19 USD) |
| Lunch (your choice, average) | S/50-80 |
| Tips for guide + driver | S/20-40 |
| Restroom fees at sites | S/5-10 |
| Market purchases (optional) | S/20-50+ |
| Weaving workshop add-on (if chosen) | ~S/30-50 |
| Reserve cash | S/15-20 |
| Total recommended | S/180-280 |
ATM locations: Plaza de Armas Cusco has multiple ATMs (Scotiabank, BCP, Interbank). Withdraw before the tour.
Cards accepted: most restaurants accept Visa/Mastercard. Market vendors and ticket offices are cash-only.
Cancellations 72+ hours before departure: full refund.
Cancellations 24-72 hours before: 50% refund.
Cancellations within 24 hours: non-refundable, but can be rescheduled within 6 months at no extra cost.
Force majeure cancellations (extreme weather, strikes, road closures): full refund or free reschedule.
Rescheduling: free up to 24 hours before departure, subject to availability.
| Persons | Price (p/p) | |
| 1 | $ 195.00 USD | |
| 2 | $ 110.00 USD | |
| 3 | $ 82.00 USD | |
| 4 | $ 64.00 USD | |
| 5 | $ 56.00 USD | |
| 6 | $ 48.00 USD | |
| 7 | $ 43.00 USD | |
| 8 | $ 39.00 USD | |
| 9 | $ 36.00 USD | |
| 10 | $ 33.00 USD |
What’s included: tour + transport (van/minivan/bus by group size) + multi-specialty guide + bottled water + flexible pickup/drop-off (hotel or airport or Ollantaytambo)
Optional add-ons (small additional fees):
Booking timeline:
