The day begins with an early pickup from your Cusco hotel using private transportation. The drive to the Cruzpata base takes about 1 hour. At the base, a safety briefing occurs, followed by a 10-minute practice session to handle the ATVs. Then, the 2-hour circuit starts, with pauses at different viewpoints for photos and to observe the surroundings.

During the ride, participants see local agriculture practices, such as crop fields typical to the Andes. There is an option to visit the Moray Inca site, where entrance is separate; this area served as an Inca testing ground for farming. Guides explain the circular terraces and their role in Andean geography.

After the circuit, private transportation takes the group to the Maras Salt Mines, since ATVs cannot go directly there. At the mines, views include the Vilcanota range with peaks like Chicon at 18,143 feet or 5,530 meters and Veronica at 18,642 feet or 5,682 meters, important in local culture as Apus. The return to the base and then to Cusco happens around 2:00 p.m.

Overnight at a hotel in Cusco.

The biking begins at 8:00 a.m. with a pickup from your Cusco hotel via private transportation. The cycling starts in Urubamba and goes through towns such as Santa Ana, Yanahuara, and Rumichaca. The path covers about 21 km or 13 miles along the Sacred Valley.

The route follows near the river for photo stops, then crosses a stone path to a bridge over the Urubamba River. It continues on a long bike path with sights of mountains and fields. In Santa Ana, ancient terraces and cornfields appear. Guides discuss local crops like potatoes and corn during the ride.

The biking ends in Ollantaytambo, with an optional walk through its Inca constructions and water systems. From there, the train departs to Aguas Calientes. Passengers can choose between PeruRail, which offers enclosed cars with large windows for landscape views, or Inca Rail, which provides smaller groups for a calmer trip.

Overnight at a hotel in Aguas Calientes.

The day starts early with a transfer to the bus station. The 25-minute bus ride leads to the Machu Picchu Inca site. Upon arrival, the guided tour covers the history and structures of this Inca City. Guides, skilled in leading global visitors, give thorough details on the constructions and their natural setting.

After the tour, free time allows for more exploration and photos. Then, the bus returns to Aguas Calientes for lunch and rest or town walks. In the afternoon, the train goes back to Ollantaytambo, where private transportation waits to return to Cusco. Train times may adjust based on selection.

Overnight at a hotel in Cusco.

Pickup occurs between 4:30 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. from the Cusco hotel. Private transportation drives 2 hours 30 minutes to Mollepata. Breakfast follows there. Then, another 1 hour 30 minutes drive reaches Soraypampa at 12,795 feet or 3,900 meters, with views of the Salkantay peak.

The trek to Humantay Lake at 13,780 feet or 4,200 meters takes 1 hour 40 minutes along the lower parts of the Humantay area. Horses can be rented for $25 per person if walking is challenging. Time at the lake includes exploration and photos. Guides explain the turquoise waters and Andean ecosystem.

The return trek leads back to Mollepata for a buffet lunch. In the afternoon, private transportation brings the group to Cusco by approximately 6:00 p.m.

Overnight at a hotel in Cusco.

The walking tour starts at 9:00 a.m. with pickup from the Cusco hotel. First, the group heads to the San Cristóbal viewpoint, then descends to streets with unique names and stories. The path includes the San Blas neighborhood, known for its artisans, and the 12-Angle Stone, a famous Inca masonry example.

Next, the visit goes to the San Pedro market, where guides describe local products, and participants can try fruits from nearby valleys. The tour ends at the Plaza de Armas. In the afternoon, at 5:00 p.m., pickup for the planetarium at Llaullipata estate.

The session begins with a discussion on Inca astronomy knowledge. Then, an interactive part in a 360-degree dome shows constellations. Telescope observation of planets and the moon follows. Equipment includes a digital projector, iPad apps, and a laser pointer. Return to Cusco center around 9:00 p.m.

Overnight at a hotel in Cusco.

Pickup is between 4:00 a.m. and 4:30 a.m. from the Cusco hotel. The 2-hour drive goes to Cusipata – Paucarpata at 10,859 feet or 3,310 meters for breakfast. Then, a 1-hour drive to the Llaqto control point.

The 1 hour 20 minutes hike passes Andean animals like alpacas and llamas, through ravines with snow peaks. At the Vinicunca viewpoint at 16,667 feet or 5,080 meters, guides explain the colors, ecosystem, and nearby range at 16,466 feet or 5,020 meters. Time for photos and observation.

The return follows the same path to Llaqto, then transport to Cusipata for lunch. The trip back to Cusco arrives between 4:00 p.m. and 5:00 p.m., ending near the Plaza de Armas.

Overnight at a hotel in Cusco.

Breakfast is at the hotel. At the set time, private transportation takes you to the airport for your flight.

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