This is a great half day tour to some less touristy incredible sites! If you enjoy history and exploring ruins, worthwhile!

This was the single most disappointing part of our trip to Peru. When we called the tour company the day before to reconfirm the pick up time of 7am on the ticket, we were told between 6:30-7am. We were not picked up until 7:15 and were told we were the last stop. Had we known that, we could have eaten breakfast and would have come up later, closer to 7. Since we were the last stop, all seats were taken so we were unable to sit together despite there being other single people whom the guide should have asked to move to allow us to sit together for what amounted to a 12 hour day. We booked an English tour and we were the only 2 non-Spanish speakers. A bilingual tour would have been fine but the guide had pretty good English - not great - however he spoke at length in Spanish for several minutes and only then, spoke for a much shorter time in English. I suggested he speak a few sentences in Spanish and then the same in English which he did for a short while and that was better. He also didn’t accompany us after giving us some cursory info so we were pretty much on our own. We asked questions of other tour guides and eavesdropped to hear more info. The textile stop was interesting but he did not enforce the other passengers returning to the bus at the time he said. This happened repeatedly at every stop and eventually we were so late that we didn’t even get to go to our last stop in Pisac which was what we were looking forward to the most. AND we had to pay for tickets that included that stop. So wrong. Instead he took us to yet another souvenir shop that sold jewelry. After a full day of being accosted by street sellers, this was the last thing we wanted to do. The bus was so hot and repeated requests to turn on the AC were ignored. There was a baby onboard with a dirty diaper that the mother changed on the bus and the heat just aggravated the odor. All in all, we were so looking forward to the Sacred Valley tour but it was not a good experience. Unfortunately we won’t be coming back so we’ll have to rely on our photos and the few details we learned.

Roger calsin our tour guide was great fun , enthusiastic and professional. He was so passionate. He made the trip interesting and enjoyable

I enjoyed the trip that I took to the South Valley. I was fascinated by the ruins at Tipon, and the Wari ruins at Pikillaqta were amazing as well. I had already been to the church at Andahuaylas earlier in my visit to Cusco, but it is worth a look as part of this tour if you've not seen it. The restaurant that was chosen for lunch was quite good, and very efficient preparing all of our meals such that they were basically ready for us upon our arrival. (Try the trout!) The guide was bilingual (English and Spanish), and very knowledgeable. I am only giving 4 out of 5 marks, however, because I was told that I would be picked up at my hotel in San Blass, but the morning of the trip I was called a bit after 8 am and told to walk to the Main Square to catch the bus instead. It's a good thing I had time to spare to accommodate this last minute change of plans!

A wonderful and well organised tour from Cusco. We visited five sites as a part of the tour which was a very nice orientation to the Inca civilization and local traditions. The guide was very well informed and spoke good English. It was well worth the time and money.

A perfect day tour from Cusco, included visitis to five archaeological sites with a lunch stop at a local restaurant in Urubamba. karen was very friendly and managed this tour incredibly. She was very nice in explaining the local traditions and culture and gave us a detailed insight into the Inca history and how the Spanish conquest affected them. It was a perfect tour to get an intoduction.

The ruins are amazing, history of area is fascinating. Tour guides were wonderful. But we are in our late 70’s. Found walking the terrain difficult & tiring.

Magda was a fantastic tour guide for this very interesting tour, I would highly recommend it to anyone visiting Cusco. The information given was clearly explained in perfect English.

It was not a good time. The tour guide really didn’t read the room on what’s important and we did not go to all the archeological sites

Admittedly, not the easiest place to get to from abroad, but the travel is half the fun! And then M.P., itself, is very unique, impressive and beautiful. You do need a certain level of mobility to appreciate it all. And be prepared for strong sun and rain (no where to escape it).

Great people that did their best during the political turmoil. There where numerous roads closed due to people striking. The driver and guide did their best to maneuver around and take us to other sights instead of stoping the tour short, we were able to see all but one stop but got to see a couple more not listed.

We were able to get two times to visit Machu Picchu--one was one a beautiful sunny afternoon and our guide was able to really explain everything. The other time, we were the first ones on the site at 6am, but the clouds were so dense and low, we were unable to see anything--but it was really cool being the only ones there.

This was our first day trip in Peru and exceeded our expectations by far. The biggest part that stood our to us was that my fiance speaks almost no Spanish and I speak only a little so we expected to just trail after the group and try our best to pick up bits and pieces of the information. While everyone else in our group spoke Spanish as a native language, our guide was kind enough to take the time to translate to English for us throughout the trip and made us feel better about our shortcomings with the language barrier. This was an informative trip and while we ended up absolutely exhausted at the end of the day (being in moderate shape at best), we had a lot of fun. We covered 5 sites in all, including getting to visit the Maras salt flats so it was fairly fast paces in order to see all of these sights in the one day. I do recommend bringing some extra soles for merchandise along the way along with any additional entry fees; we also found out that the Boleto Turistico (a ticket needed to see various sights including the Sacred Valley) could be purchased onsite at the first stop in case anyone didn't get one at the main square beforehand.

This was a nice relaxed day trip from Cuzco. Saw many jaw dropping sights and the seven lagoons. Karen from Machu Picchu Peru Cusco was very considerate and helpful. This is not a well known site yet, so I did not have much crowd when I visited.

Machupicchu was one of the places i most longed to visit . Make my reservation directly with the travel agency Machupicchu Perú Cusco . They helped me organize everything. Everything was coordinated staff very well instructed especially Karen she is a very friendly person . Sue organized my trip . Thank you very much to all.