CUSCO FAMILY TOUR 7D/6N

Day 1: Arrival

The day of your arrival is a time for relaxation and acclimatization.
Our team will pick you up at the airport, take you to your
hotel and provide you with your itinerary. You will have this day free
to acclimatize to the altitude and rest. Enjoy your time
at the hotel and get ready for the exciting adventure that awaits you.
Welcome to Cusco!

Day 2: City tour and Choco Museum

Pick up at 09:00 a.m. to go to the city of Cusco,
heading to the Choco Museum Workshop, ideal for the whole family,
you will be able to make delicious chocolates (two hours), then
you will leave the city of Cusco to visit the Sacsayhuamán Fortress,
Q’enqo and the Qoricancha Temple.

Day 3: Maras Moray Chincheros

Pick up at 09:00 a.m. and we will begin our tour in the
morning heading to the archaeological site of Moray, a
magnificent series of circles or terraces that were once
used by the Incas as an agricultural experiment. Our
next destination will be the Maras salt mines, salt mines
that have been in use since pre-Inca times. The water that
comes out of an underground stream is channeled through pools
where it evaporates and leaves pure salt crystals. With thousands of
deep white pools that extend across the valley, the
views are incredible. As a last stop you will visit the Chincheros craft fair,
where artisans make their hand-woven fabrics. At the
end of the tour, the transport will drop you off in the city of Cusco.

Day 4: Sacred Valley of the Incas and Aguas Calientes

07:30 a.m. Pick up from the hotel to begin the tour to the Pisaq Archaeological Park, where you will see Inca architecture and
have wonderful views of the entire Sacred Valley, visit platforms, aqueducts, paths associated with walls and portals,
then go down to the town to see a craft fair.
We will continue our trip to the town of Urubamba,
where we will enjoy a buffet lunch.
We will continue the tour heading towards the Ollantaytambo archaeological park, one of the most important architectural
complexes of the Inca Empire, famous for its terraces built on the slopes of the mountains for
agricultural purposes.
Once the visit is over, you will stay at the Ollantaytambo station and take the Voyager train at 4:36 pm to
Aguas Calientes. Upon arrival, the hotel staff will be waiting to take you to check in so you can rest for the next day’s adventure.

Day 5: Machu Picchu Historic Sanctuary

In the morning, after breakfast, the guide will contact you
to go to the bus station and take the bus to go up to the citadel of Machu Picchu (30-minute trip).
Entrance to the citadel of Machu Picchu and guided tour for three
hours, then we will take the bus to go down to the town of Aguas Calientes.
16:12 p.m. Departure of the Voyager train to the Ollantaytambo station. Upon arrival, the Inca Rail bus will take you to the city of
Cusco, arriving at 20:20 p.m. .

Day 6: South Valley

09:30 a.m. Pick up from the hotel to head to the southern part of the
city of Cusco, and we will arrive at our first stop,
Huasao wetland, ideal for children to enjoy the park
where they can appreciate the impressive sculptures.
Finally, we will visit the Punku viewpoint, which is a
recent tourist spot, where you can take beautiful photos.

Day 7: Farewell

After prior coordination, we will pick you up from the hotel and
transfer you to the airport

INCLUDES:

• Tourist transportation on each excursion (they have a first aid kit).
• Shared tours
• Professional tour guides on each visit
• Entrance to all tourist sites.
• Meals (where indicated)
• Bus up and down to Machu Picchu
• General tourist ticket
• Round-trip ticket for the Inca Rail Voyager bimodal train.
• Machu Picchu entrance ticket
• One night’s accommodation at the 1911 hotel in Aguas Calientes
• Personalized attention 24/7 by your agency “Destinos Perú Ya”

NOT INCLUDED:

• Food not mentioned
• Hotel in Cusco

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• Waste Reduction: Help minimize waste generation by carrying a reusable water bottle and opting for products with recyclable or biodegradable packaging whenever possible.
• Responsible Use of Natural Resources: Be aware of the impact of your activity on the natural environment and try to use natural resources responsibly. Avoid wasting water and energy, and respect local flora and fauna.
• Respect for Biodiversity: Respect local wildlife and biodiversity by maintaining a safe distance from animals and avoiding interfering with their natural habitat. Do not feed animals or collect protected plant species.
• Responsible Hiking Practices: When exploring nature trails, stay on designated paths and respect established directions and regulations to protect the environment and prevent soil erosion.
• Plastic Rejection Culture: Contributes to the reduction of single-use plastic by avoiding plastic bags, bottles and utensils. Carry reusable bags, water bottles and kitchen utensils made from sustainable materials such as stainless steel or wood.
• Support for the Local and Sustainable Economy: Prioritizes support for local communities and sustainable initiatives, such as purchasing local artisan products and choosing tourism companies that promote the economic and social development of communities.
• Environmental Education and Awareness: Take the opportunity to learn about the importance of environmental conservation and share your knowledge with other travelers. Promote environmental awareness and respect for nature in all your activities.
• Leave Only Footprints: Follow the “Leave Only Footprints” principle and collect any waste you generate during your visit, making sure not to leave any trace of your time in nature.