Full day Tours in Cusco

Fabrizio was an exceptional guide who made our day in Cusco and Sacred Valley truly unforgettable. From the very start, he was punctual and professional, arriving right on time with a comfortable car that made the entire experience smooth and enjoyable. We felt completely safe and at ease with him throughout the day, which is so important when traveling as a family. One of the highlights of our trip was visiting Saqsayhuamán, a site I had been eagerly looking forward to. Fabrizio made the experience even more special by sharing fascinating insights about the site, bringing the history and culture of the Incas to life in a way that was both engaging and easy to understand. He adapted the pace of the day to our needs, ensuring we never felt rushed while still making the most of our time. What stood out most was how Fabrizio tailored the itinerary to perfectly match our family’s interests and preferences. The sites we visited were absolutely stunning, and it was clear he had thoughtfully planned the day with our wishes in mind. His ability to balance professionalism with a friendly and approachable demeanor created a truly personalized experience that we will cherish. Choosing a private guide like Fabrizio made all the difference. The privacy and personal attention allowed us to explore comfortably at our own pace, ask as many questions as we wanted, and fully immerse ourselves in the beauty of Cusco and its surroundings. It was clear that Fabrizio genuinely cared about ensuring we had an amazing experience, and we couldn’t have been more satisfied. I highly recommend Fabrizio to anyone looking for a private guide who is knowledgeable, attentive, and truly dedicated to creating a memorable and tailored experience. He exceeded our expectations in every way, and we’re so grateful for the incredible day he helped us create!

Melisa’s many years as a guide is obvious in her knowledge and understanding of the Incans, their way of life, belief systems, etc. Not only that, but she knew how to plan the day so that we avoided the crowds of tourists visiting the sites! We also found her to be a very kind person-someone very easy to spend the entire day with. In addition, she went above and beyond to help us with some plans we had for later in the week that had nothing to do with her! She really cares and helps people have a good experience in the Sacred Valley. We’ve already sent some friends her way, and will let everyone we know know about her!

We had such a great time with Fabrizio. He’s very knowledgeable about Inka history, local culture and gives great restaurant recommendations. I had to cancel my trip last year and he was so helpful and quick to respond to any questions I had during the planning process for both trips! He offered great suggestions and worked with us to customize our tour. Best of all spending time with Fabrizio was like enjoying time with an old friend, he made us feel so welcome. I can’t recommend him more! Fabrizio Should be your first choice for the sacred valley or any tour in the Cusco area. Thanks for a fantastic time Fabrizio!!!

I had an amazing day in the Sacred Valley of the Incas with Fabrizio. It was like hanging out with your best friend, laughing and having a fun time. He's a great host, knowledgeable, and you won't be disappointed! Fabrizio's grandfather was a pioneer in Puru's travel industry, owning hotels in Cusco and Yucay. So, Fabrizio grew up in the valley and knows the history and the best places to visit. Our first stop was at Tika Centro de Produccion Textil, a female weaving cooperative located in the town of Chinchero. Tika's products are hand made from sheep, alpaca, and llama wool. Tika offers free demonstrations showing how the wool is washed, the threads are made, how it is colored using many native plants, rocks, insects, and then how the colored threads are meticulously woven into beautiful clothing and shawls. Our next stop was Moray, one of the famous Inca ruins near Cusco. It is composed of three groups of circular terraces, or muyus in the Indigenous Quechua language, that descend 490 feet from the highest terrace to the lowest. Each muyu has 12 levels of terraces with the largest depression having a diameter of 600-feet. Surrounded by the towering Andes mountains, looking into the depths of these man-made craters will fill you with awe and wonder. It is widely believed that the Moray ruins were used as an experimental farm by the Incas over 500 years ago. We then traveled to Maras, a town located in the Sacred Valley where an ancient custom is still practiced, the use of pre-Inca salt ponds. These amazing constructions continue to provide pink salt which has been recommended by experts as a healthy option to flavor meals due to its curative properties. Aside from its nutritional value, the salt ponds of Maras are often visited for their spectacular scenery. Our final stop was Yucay for a delicious lunch at the hotel Fabrizio's grandfather once owned. At 9,373 feet above sea level, about 1,640 feet below the city of Cusco, many feel its warm, temperate climate is one of the best climates in the entire Sacred Valley of the Incas. Yucay is a Quechua word that, translated into Spanish, means ‘deception’ or ‘charm.’ During Inca times, Yucay was the residence of the emperors Huayna Cápac and Sayri Túpac. Due to its importance throughout history it is recognized as the ‘capital of the Sacred Valley of the Incas.’