1VIP and ClassicChinchero
Alpaca weaving, Inca terraces and a colonial church
Four scheduled routes from Cusco and a private option. Same certified guide, same buffet lunch, never more than 17–18 travellers. Pick yours by where your day ends.
The five sites, in the order the VIP visits them
The Classic covers four of them plus the Taray viewpoint, and skips Maras and Moray. Altitudes and visit times are the ones we actually run.
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1VIP and ClassicAlpaca weaving, Inca terraces and a colonial church
2VIP onlyOver 3,000 salt pools worked by local families
3VIP onlyCircular Inca terraces, likely a crop laboratory
4VIP and ClassicFortress-temple above a still-inhabited Inca town
5VIP and ClassicMountain terraces, the Intihuatana and the market

Booked and run by the operator
Enjoy Peru Holidays EIRL holds GERCETUR licence 221-2024 and Ministry of Culture authorisation AG2164. The booking, the pickup and the day itself are ours; on peak dates we add vehicles and guides from licensed Cusco colleagues under our coordination.
Not included: Tourist Ticket, Maras entrance on the VIP routes, travel insurance, drinks, tips.
Choose by how your day ends
Tours ending in Ollantaytambo cost US$1 less because the return to Cusco is not included. Private vehicle for your own group from US$90 per person.
Hour by hour
Planned schedule; the order of stops can shift slightly with traffic or weather.
Chinchero sits at 3,762 m, the highest point of the day; everything after it is lower than Cusco. If the altitude worries you, the Classic leaves Chinchero for the late afternoon, once you have had a full day to adjust.
Private tour
From US$90 per person in groups of 8 to 12, with lunch at 14 Inkas included: US$140 each for two people, US$120 for three or four, US$100 for five to seven. Longer stops where the children want them, shorter where they don't.
Ask for a private quote
Short answers to what we get asked most. If your question is different, write to us.
Either tour that ends in Ollantaytambo at 15:30. The Classic costs US$29 and the VIP US$31; both leave you a few minutes from the train station in time for the afternoon departures. Compare the two.
VIP is the full route with all 5 sites, including Maras and Moray. It uses the same group of up to 17–18 travellers, the same English and Spanish-speaking guide and the same buffet lunch as the Classic. It is not a private or premium service.
Yes, they are separate from the tour price. Your Tourist Ticket opens Pisac, Ollantaytambo and Chinchero if you book the Classic, or Chinchero, Moray, Ollantaytambo and Pisac if you book the VIP. At the salt mines the Maras community sells its own ticket, so VIP travellers pay that one too.
Classic pickups start around 07:20 and VIP pickups around 06:20, in central Cusco. You get the exact pickup time for your hotel or Airbnb on WhatsApp the evening before; it can move a few minutes depending on the neighbourhood.
Yes. A buffet lunch at Rustica in Urubamba is part of every price. When you book you can upgrade to 14 Inkas (+US$4), Don Ángel (+US$15) or Tunupa (+US$20).
Yes. With 30 days' notice or more you get 70% back; under 72 hours, 50%; under 48 hours, 30%; under 24 hours or if you don't show up, there is no refund. Refunds go back through WeTravel to the card you paid with.