Cusco
South Valley Tour in Cusco (Half a Day)
This tour is renowned for its captivating blend of stunning natural landscapes, Inca architecture at Tipón,...




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We start the journey by picking you up at your hotel, located near the historic center of Cusco. From there, we head south of the city on a 1-hour-and-30-minute drive to the district of Cusipata, where you’ll enjoy a delicious breakfast to prepare for the adventure ahead. We’ll then continue along a dirt road to Kayrahuire Alto, a bus station located at 4,450 meters above sea level, where we’ll gear up to begin the ATV experience.
At the station, your guide will provide instructions on ATV handling and operation, followed by a short practice session in a designated area. From there, we’ll embark on a 50-minute to 1-hour ride on a route exclusively for ATVs. Along the way, you’ll admire breathtaking views of the Vilcanota mountain range, including snow-capped peaks and the majestic Apu Ausangate. You’ll also see local villagers in traditional attire tending llamas and alpacas. This experience combines the natural beauty of the Andean highlands with an exciting and unforgettable adventure.
The ATV ride will take us within minutes of Rainbow Mountain, also known as Vinicunca or Arcoíris. From there, we’ll take a short 3 to 5-minute walk to reach this natural attraction, located at 5,036 meters above sea level. At the summit, you’ll have free time to take photos and enjoy traditional beverages such as coca tea or coffee, or try alpaca chicharrón offered by local residents. This destination, considered the second most important attraction in Cusco, offers a spectacular view and a unique experience.
After the visit, we’ll return to the ATVs and descend the same route back to the station, where our transport will be waiting to take us to Cusipata. There, you’ll enjoy a well-deserved buffet lunch before returning to Cusco.
For private tours, breakfast and lunch are provided at higher-end restaurants offering greater variety.
To purchase tickets, you must bring Peruvian Soles in cash.
It is crucial to bring cash (in Soles) to purchase entry tickets and rent a horse if desired.