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Top 10 Private Tours in Calca, Cusco Region
Discover the best top things to do in Calca, Peru including 3-Day Huchuy Qosqo Trek to Machu Picchu Private Service, 2-Day Private Huchuy Qosqo Trek to Machu Picchu from Cusco, Huchuy Qosqo Trek to Machu Picchu 2 days Tour, Huchuy Qosqo Trek to Machu Picchu 2 Days Tour, Day Tour to Pisaq, Ancashmarca, with Urco Site, Alternative Inca Trail Siwas - Huchuyqosqo 1D, Lares Trek 4D/3N, Pachamanca - Flavors Of The Andes 1/2 Day, chimur hotsprings, Huchuy Qosqo Trek 3D/2N.
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1. 3-Day Huchuy Qosqo Trek to Machu Picchu Private Service
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
The 3 day Huchuy Qosqo trek add an extra fulfilment to your senses in opening of a what it will become a beautiful adventure trek. From witnessing the spectacular views of the Sacred Valley of the Incas, stunning landscapes which is also involved in mystery on what Cusco meant for the Incas. This trek also is about an encounter with the native communities settle in this wonderful Sacred valley as we will pass for some of their villages. The 3 day Huchuy Qosqo hike will provide you with a magnificent alternative in terms of reaching Machu Picchu from another trail perspective.
Inclusions: Lunch, Breakfast, Lunch, Breakfast, Dinner, Dinner, Professional bilingual tour guide, Pick up from your hotel, Round trip transportation (bus to start of trek and tourist train back to Cusco), Dining tent with tables and chairs., Cook, Previously boiled water, 4-people tents (per 2 people), Sleeping foam mattresses, Porters (they carry cooking and camping equipment and up to 7 kilos of tourist's belongings), 1 night accommodation in Aguas Calientes on day two., Extra oxygen and first-aid kit
Exclusions: Single Supplement fee $ 72.00, Breakfast on the first morning., Lunch and dinner on day 3., Sleeping bags. If you do not have a sleeping bag or you don't want the hassle of bringing one all the way to Peru with you, then we have sleeping bags to hire., Tips for the guide, cook and porters., Travel Insurance - You are strongly recommended to take out travel insurance for the duration of your trip.
Reviewed By juanernestobn
We decided to visit the Nazca Lines and Ballestas Islands on a relatively short notice. In spite of this, Derwis and Vilma took action and made all the reservations within 24 hours, and communicated with us constantly to make sure we knew what was going on at all times. The trip was well-organized and everything went according to the itinerary. Paracas, where we stayed, is a beautiful city. At night we dined at some of the restaurants by the seaside and enjoyed relaxing and pleasant views and walks. The food was superb too! Overall, I would not hesitate to recommend this memorable experience! - Hannah and Juan.
2. 2-Day Private Huchuy Qosqo Trek to Machu Picchu from Cusco
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
This private overnight trek is ideal for those who really want to be far in the middle of nowhere with only nature surrounding them. This is a relatively easy hike of only 4- 5 hours, with elevations from 6725-13287 feet (2050-4050 m). Huchuy Qosqo (small Cusco) is situated above the Sacred Valley of the Incas, or Valley of Urubamba, and offers spectacular views over the mountain range Cordillera de Vilcanota of the Andes and snow-capped mountains over the 5000 msnm. You will enjoy the hike over the Salkantay, Veronica, Chicon and pitusiray high mountains.
Inclusions: Lunch, Overnight accommodation in Hotel 3 Stars. , Professional guide, Private tour, Meals as per itinerary (01=breakfast, 01=lunch), Train Tickets / Bus tickets / admission fees
Exclusions: Food and drinks, unless specified, Breakfast 1D, Lunch2D , Dinner1D are not included, BIOSECURITY PROTOCOLS AND SUPPLIES COVID - 19
Reviewed By Valerie D
After a 10 day Traveling adventure with a group through another traveling group, my friend and I opted for a private tour of Rainbow Mountain! Unfortunately it snowed on the day we reserved our tour; however it was one of our most enjoyable days due to the kindness of our guide Richard. He was very informative regarding the history and culture of the area and people. We were able to see some beautiful sites on the way to and home. We met some local folks, stopped by a lovely place to eat Los Cabanas and have coffee. The food was awesome!! Richard took some beautiful photos and was patient with us when we wanted to stop to view some sights/alpacas!! The time with Cusco Holiday Peru Servicios Turisticos was one of our most favorite and memorable!! Thanks for such a wonderful time and adventure!!
3. Huchuy Qosqo Trek to Machu Picchu 2 days Tour
This trek is ideal for those passengers who really want to be far in the middle of nowhere with only nature surrounding them. Huchuy Qosqo (small Cusco) is situated above the Valley of Urubamba and offers spectacular views over the mountain range Cordillera de Vilcanota.
Inclusions: Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast, Professional Bilingual guides, Food 1 breakfast, 1 Lunch ,1 Dinner, Hostel Accommodation, Vegetarian Option or special diet available, bus round trip and train round trip
Exclusions: Breakfast day 1 and lunch, dinner day 2, Cold water and snacks, Hot Spring in Aguas Calientes (s/15), Huayna Picchu Mountain (US$25) and Machu Picchu Mountain (US$ 25), Bus up and down from Aguas Calientes to Machu Picchu
Reviewed By Linda G
We booked with this company and paid 130USD for the 4 days - less than everyone else who ended up on the same tour but booked with different agencies. We were really happy with the service: The bikes and equipment were in great condition. Our guide Vicente spoke English fairly well and tried to make it fun for everyone. Ziplining was really fun and the hikes never too hard thanks to several well-organized breaks. Food was also always excellent and more than enough for us personally (we would have loved some fruit for brekky - but hey, that’s high hopes haha). The rafting did not happen due to the rivers being way too high in rainy season (we saw them with our own eyes and did not want to be on them on a boat). But we were advised of this before (thank you!) and therefore paid a bit less. In total, I would say the best way to get to Machu Picchu! Just be aware to bring a good amount of change of clothes in rainy season ... mountain biking will get you DRENCHED!
4. Huchuy Qosqo Trek to Machu Picchu 2 Days Tour
> YOU will be involving, crossing valleys and mountains before arriving to the “Lost City of the Incas”, Machu Picchu > Trek OFF the beaten path. > Is an alternative route to the classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu, > Is ideal for those passengers who really want to be far in the middle of nowhere with only nature surrounding them. > Huchuy Qosqo Means (small Cusco) > Enjoy a cultural experience with spiritual ceremonies and meditations
Inclusions: Dinner, Lunch, Breakfast, english speaking Guide , train to and from - ollantaytambo - aguas calientes ., bus up and down - Aguas Calientes - Machu picchu , Transport van to and from , 1 Night Hostel Accommodation, Vegetarian Option or special diet available, Food 1 Breakfast, 1 Lunch , 1 Dinner
Exclusions: Breakfast day 1 and lunch, dinner day 2, Cold water and snacks, Hot Spring in Aguas Calientes (s/20), Huayna Picchu Mountain (US$25) and Machu Picchu Mountain (US$ 25)
Reviewed By Linda G
We booked with this company and paid 130USD for the 4 days - less than everyone else who ended up on the same tour but booked with different agencies. We were really happy with the service: The bikes and equipment were in great condition. Our guide Vicente spoke English fairly well and tried to make it fun for everyone. Ziplining was really fun and the hikes never too hard thanks to several well-organized breaks. Food was also always excellent and more than enough for us personally (we would have loved some fruit for brekky - but hey, that’s high hopes haha). The rafting did not happen due to the rivers being way too high in rainy season (we saw them with our own eyes and did not want to be on them on a boat). But we were advised of this before (thank you!) and therefore paid a bit less. In total, I would say the best way to get to Machu Picchu! Just be aware to bring a good amount of change of clothes in rainy season ... mountain biking will get you DRENCHED!
5. Day Tour to Pisaq, Ancashmarca, with Urco Site
Calca is located in the Sacred Valley of the Inca, It is a very quiet and non-touristy town, characterized by its beautiful nature and pleasant climate. Its location is strategic, for excursions, such as Huchuy Qosqo, Ancashmarca, Urco. It is also ideal for visiting traditional communities, for cultural immersion reasons in an indigenous community. Calca is at an altitude of 2,900 m.s.n.m., and is surrounded by imposing mountains, such as Pitusiray, with an altitude of 4.987 msnm. According to the Andean religious system, this mountain, along with its dual, the Sawasiray, are considered among the most important Sacred Mountains or Divinities, called "Apus". Likewise, these Apus are associated with the reproduction of food plants and, therefore, not only the farmers of Calca invoke them, but also, those of other distant places, Ethnography and ethnohistory report various myths and religious practices related to these mountains, dating back to pre-Hispanic times.
Inclusions: All taxes, Bottled water, Hotel pickup and drop-off, Professional guide / Driver/guide, Private tour, Air-conditioned vehicle
Exclusions: Excess luggage charges (where applicable), Food and drinks and Lunch, Gratuities
Reviewed By Valerie D
After a 10 day Traveling adventure with a group through another traveling group, my friend and I opted for a private tour of Rainbow Mountain! Unfortunately it snowed on the day we reserved our tour; however it was one of our most enjoyable days due to the kindness of our guide Richard. He was very informative regarding the history and culture of the area and people. We were able to see some beautiful sites on the way to and home. We met some local folks, stopped by a lovely place to eat Los Cabanas and have coffee. The food was awesome!! Richard took some beautiful photos and was patient with us when we wanted to stop to view some sights/alpacas!! The time with Cusco Holiday Peru Servicios Turisticos was one of our most favorite and memorable!! Thanks for such a wonderful time and adventure!!
6. Alternative Inca Trail Siwas - Huchuyqosqo 1D
Inca alternative way of 01 day, ideal for families and public in general, route little visited by classic tourists, we will know the possible functions in pre-Inka and Incas times, we will share experiences with the local Andean people, we will be part for some monentos of lifestyle carried by our Andean brothers and we will learn about the Andean cosmovision and the importance of an element that we find along the way.
Inclusions: Private transportation, lunch, Assistance throughout the trip
Exclusions: services not mentioned
Reviewed By Elia A
Visiting Pisac, Chincero and the original Inca trails that no other agency proposes with Anzony changed my way of appreciating the Sacred Valley mountains and its history. Beside of being a great guy he's an encyclopedia when it comes to Inca's history and mythology and to Andean cosmogony. Without him many of the secrets of the Valley would have stayed unknown for me.
7. Lares Trek 4D/3N
The Lares Trek is an excellent alternative to the Inca Trail. Taking you off the beaten track with visits to authentic Andean communities whilst being surrounded by stunning mountains, lakes and valleys this fabulous trek offers a real insight in to the lives of the people of Cusco as it once was. The route we offer starts in the village of Pumahuanca in the Sacred Valley and finishes in the hot springs of Lares with a visit to the village of Cuncani along the way. On Day 3 of the trek you take a bus from Lares to Ollantaytambo and then carry on by train to Machu Picchu.
Inclusions: Lunch, Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast, Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast, All Campping Equipment, First Aid kit and Oxigen Bottle, Horse to carry your duffle bag (7 kilos per person), Round trip Bus tickets to Machupicchu & Train Tickets Ollantaytambo-Aguas Calientes-Ollantaytambo, Entrance fees to Machupicchu Arqueological complex
Exclusions: Lunch & Dinner last Day, Sleeping Bags & Walking Sticks, Tips for your crew: cooks, horse men, guides US$25-30 approx., Travel insurance policy
8. Pachamanca - Flavors Of The Andes 1/2 Day
In this community, Andean culinary art is enjoyed, where you participate in the elaboration of delicious dishes with natural supplies “Huchuy Qosco also known as "Little Cusco" It is a unique experience with private service.
Inclusions: Pick up from the Hotel, Private transportation, Professional guide, Interpret local, Gastronomic activity, Pachamanca lunch, drop off at the Hotel
Exclusions: Tips, Additional features
Reviewed By Twalia19
My daughter and I went to Cusco, Peru for volunteering and while we were there we decided to do some sightseeing on the weekends. Louis and Velma were amazing and they suggested all the tourist places we should see. They took charge of all the planning for our tours. My daughter and I had a great time and were able to see all the Inca sites . Visiting Machu Picchu was one of the best experiences
9. chimur hotsprings
Travelers will have the opportunity to appreciate part of the endemic flora and fauna of the area and enjoy a swim in its blue waters.
Inclusions: Private transportation, GUIDED IN SPANISH
Exclusions: TICKETS
10. Huchuy Qosqo Trek 3D/2N
In our tour and walk we mix the adventure, sharing with the local people, the feeling of living unforgettable things and still continuing with the comfort of everything we can offer and with the goal of reaching Machu Picchu
Inclusions: Lunch, Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast, Lunch, Breakfast, Private transportation, mountain equipment
Exclusions: Gratuities
Reviewed By Yousuf A
We took the one day tour with Jason to Rainbow Mountain; they took us to a different route which was only a 30 minute hike to the peak as opposed to the normal 2 hour route. The drive to this was much much longer though and the car was not comfortable which is why I gave it 4 instead of 5 stars. It would've been nice to have been consulted with this decision as well, but luckily, we were all happy and glad to be on the shorter hike since we were exhausted from a 4 day hike that we completed the night before. Jason was great, enthusiastic and friendly. Rainbow Mountain itself is simply stunning, you cannot go to Cusco and not visit this wonder. Danzak Peru offers very reasonable prices too which is always a huge advantage.
