Peru · PISAC AND OLLANTAYTAMBO TOURS
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Here are the 14 best pisac and ollantaytambo tours in Peru, with prices, running times and the altitude each one reaches, so you can settle this in five minutes and put your planning somewhere else.
Hotel pickup, Chinchero weavers, Moray terraces, and Maras salt pools, all in one efficient Cusco day with excellent guides.
“The tour was very well organized, I've did Sacred Valley tours before, and this one had the right balance of scope and time spent on location. The guide was very knowledgable, and overall it was a lot of fun.”
Cusco’s Sacred Valley 12-hour day trip to Chinchero, Moray, Maras salt mines, Urubamba, Ollantaytambo and Pisac, with lunch.
“The day trip was great and we saw so much in one day, Our guide Victor was a big help!tnx”
One-way Sacred Valley day tour from Cusco to Chinchero, Moray, Maras salt mines, then Ollantaytambo, with buffet lunch and drop-off.
“Thank you Nora and Victor! Nora kept the energy up all day and could seamlessly switch between Spanish and English. Lots of information that helped bring the Inca history to life. Pick up was right on time and Nora gave me a call two minutes before their arrival to let us know to get ready. The van is quite cosy, but the longest journey you’ll do is 45 minutes, so no issues at all. Nora makes sure to give you information as you’re going along as well so that you have a good understanding of where you’re visiting. Lunch was good, lots of options for vegetarians as well. Really enjoyable…”
Full-day Sacred Valley sights with Chinchero, Moray, Maras salt mines, Ollantaytambo and Pisac, plus a hearty buffet lunch.
“It was a memorable trip which was made better by the useful explanations by our guide Rudy. He was very kind and helpful to all of us throughout the day. A special mention about the lunch destination - it was excellent and there were a wide variety of Peruvian dishes on offer. Very memorable!”
Sacred Valley day trip from Cusco with the Pisac Indian Market and Ollantaytambo Temple of the Sun, guided and lunch included.
“The tour guide was anazing, and the provided lunch was top notch. Great experience. All sites were explained in great detail.”
Cusco Sacred Valley day tour: Pisac market and Inca ruins, Ollantaytambo, Chinchero textiles, and Urubamba buffet lunch for about $28.
“Even though our tour was bilingual our guide Reidher was brilliant. He kept us all engaged all the time!”
Full-day Sacred Valley, Pisac and Ollantaytambo from Cusco with Moray and Maras, plus a 30-plus dish buffet lunch.
“AJ/Abel was a great guide, super informative and attentive to the schedule. It’s a long day, but super worth it!”
Visit Chinchero, Moray, and the Maras salt mines on a small-group Sacred Valley loop with a bilingual guide and clear photo stops.
“This was a great experience with beautiful views. The guide, Eddie?, was friendly and knowledgeable. The half day timeframe was perfect for catching an evening flight. I had a great time.”
Private Sacred Valley tour from Urubamba and Ollantaytambo: Ollantaytambo, Moray, Maras salt, Chinchero, private transport, expert guide.
“We had a great experienced guide, Percy, who added lots of depth to everything we visited. My wife wasn't feeling well so they stopped ata pharmacy to buy meds. We shortened the tour for her and they were very accommodating and then arranged a comfortable car for our return to Lima the next day”
From Cusco to the Sacred Valley, see Chinchero, Moray, Maras salt mines, Urubamba lunch, and Ollantaytambo in one guided day.
“Delivered everything it promised. Picked up on time. Miguel (our guide) offered clear and illuminating English explanations. Lunch offered a great variety of options. The sites themselves were fascinating and the additional activities added value to the experience rather than being purely selling opportunities.”
One day from Cusco with Urubamba whitewater rafting, a river zip line, lunch, and sauna time at Cusipata River Lodge.
“Amerigo of the Mayuc rafting company was our guide for our daylong zip line and rafting experience. He met us at our hotel and walked us to where the van was parked. Cesar drove us to the lodge, which was about 2 hours away, on the other side of Urcos. We ziplined first, across the river and back. Each trip was quick but enjoyable. We did it first because it was the rainy season, and when it rains in the Cusco area, one event comes through in the early afternoon. By the way, the rainy season should not be ignored in the area near Cusco, for rafting or any other…”
Private Sacred Valley day trip with camelids, Pisac, Ollantaytambo, and Chinchero, plus lunch, tickets, and oxygen support for altitude.
“My partner and I recently took the Viator Sacred Valley tour and had a great time. Our tour guide, Willie, was super friendly and really knew his stuff. He also took some amazing photos that we’ll treasure forever. One thing to note, though, is that Willie repeated a lot of the same history throughout the tour. While it was clear he was passionate about the information, a bit more variety in the storytelling would have kept things even more interesting. Despite that, the beauty of the Sacred Valley, combined with Willie’s enthusiasm and his fantastic photography skills, made the tour totally worth it. With a bit more variety in the…”
Small-group Sacred Valley day trip from Cusco to Pisac and Ollantaytambo, with a rescue animal stop, market time, and optional train drop-off.
“Please save your money and avoid the VIP package and go with the basic package. The VIP package is overpriced and only includes lunch and a 2-day ticket that includes entrance to multiple places but the tour ONLY takes you to Ollantaytambo. Lunch is a buffet which was equivalent to $15 USD and the entrance ticket was $17 USD. That's $32 USD total. That plus the $35 for the basic ticket, is $67. In other words, you're better off buying the basic ticket and paying for lunch and the entrance out of pocket. However, The company must have an agreement with certain shops because the ones we stopped at were…”
See Pisac ruins and crafts, Ollantaytambo village and Inca walls, plus Chinchero textiles, all in an 11-hour small-group day.
“Left in the hotel lobby without any communication well past pickup time. Walked to their office where they said they were not going to operate. I should cancel…told them they needed to cancel so we could get a refund. They should no respect for our time or being left out of a tour of a lifetime. We walked to another agency who booked us a private tour at a very reasonable price. Something Eco Tour did not offer.”
