Altitud Maxima

4,215 m / 13,829 ft

Duracion del Tour

6 Days

Tamaño de Grupo

Up to 10 people

Nivel Fisico

Easy

Tipo de Tour

Adventure

Tipo de alojamiento

Camping & Lodges

Resumen

This arrangement spans eight days and seven nights, covering areas from coastal zones to high plateaus. Participants start in Lima, move to Cusco for historical explorations, and end at Lake Titicaca. The focus includes Inca sites and natural features, with guided support throughout.

Travelers often choose this when seeking a mix of urban history and rural traditions. The plan handles flights, ground moves, and accommodations, allowing focus on experiences. Each segment highlights Andean elements, like stone work and textile practices.

One part examines colonial influences in Lima, then shifts to Cusco’s Inca foundations. Guides explain how Spanish structures overlay older ones. This provides context on cultural layers.

Another section travels through valleys with markets and agricultural terraces. Stops allow interaction with local weavers and farmers. Meals incorporate regional grains and meats.

The core involves a rail trip to Machu Picchu, with time to view terraces and temples. Options for extra climbs exist, needing prior setup.

Later days lead to Lake Titicaca, where boat rides visit floating reed structures and islands with traditional clothing. Inhabitants demonstrate daily routines.

Finally, the program connects to departure points. It suits those interested in Peru’s diverse geography, from ocean views to mountain lakes, with Peru Qantu Adventures ensuring smooth transitions.

6 Days

Cusco Package and Titicaca Lake in 8 Days and 7 Nights

Lo mas destacado

Agency-Owned Vehicles: Peru Qantu Adventures provides its private transportation with skilled drivers, offering safer and more punctual service than outsourced options in other agencies.
Seasoned Multilingual Guides: Our specialists, versed in Andean paths, deliver thorough narratives in various languages, surpassing standard commentary in competing tours.
Regional Organic Cuisine: Dishes from fresh local sources with organic components, including choices for international meals at extra fees, unlike limited menus elsewhere.
Train Selection Flexibility: Opt for PeruRail with frequent timings or Inca Rail for a more relaxed atmosphere on the Machu Picchu route.
Ongoing Monitoring: A representative keeps track of your progress at all times, providing better assurance than intermittent checks in similar packages.
Sequence Adjustments: We reorder site visits for variety, such as prioritizing quieter spots, differing from rigid orders in other multi-day plans.
Emergency Provisions: Standard first-aid kit, oxygen tank, and 24-hour owner support enhance readiness over basic setups in rival offerings.
Lodging Standards: Consistent central hotels outperform variable quality in some competitor arrangements.
Timely Collections: Early hotel pickups maximize site time, avoiding the compression seen in shorter tours from others.
Personal Interaction Balance: Ample free periods after guided parts allow deeper engagement, more than packed schedules in alternative programs.

Detalles del Tour

Duration: 8 days and 7 nights, with activities starting from arrival day.
Starting Point: Meet at Jorge Chávez International Airport in Lima, transfer to hotel.
Group Size: Small, typically 6 to 12 participants for close guidance.
Accommodation: 1 night in Lima, 3 nights in Cusco, 1 night in Aguas Calientes, 2 nights in Puno; standard to luxury options available.
Transportation: Private transportation owned by Peru Qantu Adventures, operated by highly trained drivers knowledgeable in regional routes.
Guides: Local experts with extensive route experience, proficient in multiple languages for directing travelers worldwide.
Meals Provided: Specified breakfasts and lunches using natural local organic ingredients; international alternatives at additional cost, inquire with Peru Qantu Adventures reservations.
Entrance Fees: Included for all planned sites.
Price: Varies by category; standard from $829 to $1049 per person based on occupancy; discounts for students and children.
Booking Advice: Arrange early for additions like mountain hikes.
Health Notes: Altitude reaches over 5,000 meters; moderate walking required, consult physician for conditions.
Support: A Peru Qantu Adventures representative follows your schedule constantly.

Resumen del Itinerario

Day 1: Arrival in Lima and City Tour

Afternoon: Transfer from airport, visit San Francisco Convent, Huaca Pucllana, Parque del Amor.

Day 2: Flight to Cusco and City Tour

Morning: Transfer to airport, flight, hotel arrival.
12:20 p.m.: Pickup from lobby, explore Qoricancha, Plaza de Armas, then Sacsayhuaman, Tambomachay, Puca Pucara, Qenqo.

Day 3: Sacred Valley Tour

Morning: Pickup, head to Pisac market and Inca site.
Midday: Lunch in Urubamba, visit Ollantaytambo.
Afternoon: Train to Aguas Calientes.

Day 4: Machu Picchu Visit and Return to Cusco

Early morning: Breakfast, bus to Machu Picchu, 2-hour guided tour.
Midday: Free time, bus back, lunch on own.
Afternoon: Train at 2:30 p.m. or 3:20 p.m. to Ollantaytambo, private transportation to Cusco.

Day 5: Rainbow Mountain Tour

4:20 a.m.: Pickup from hotel.
Early morning: Drive to Cusipata, breakfast.
Mid-morning: Drive to Llactoc, 1.5-hour hike to Rainbow Mountain.
Late morning: 30 minutes at top, 1-hour descent.
Afternoon: Lunch in Cusipata, return to Cusco around 5:00 p.m.

Day 6: Cusco to Puno with Stops

6:00 a.m.: Pickup, board tourist bus.
Morning: Visit Andahuaylillas Church.
Midday: Stop at Raqchi Inca site, lunch.
Afternoon: La Raya, Pucara museum, arrive Puno by 5:30 p.m., hotel transfer.

Day 7: Lake Titicaca Tour

Morning: Breakfast, pickup, boat to Uros islands.
Mid-morning: 30-minute ride, visit floating islands.
Midday: 2-hour boat to Taquile, explore, lunch.
Afternoon: Boat back to Puno.

Day 8: Transfer to Airport

Morning: Transfer to Juliaca airport for flight to Lima.

Itinerario

DAY 1:

Arrival in Lima and City Tour

A Peru Qantu Adventures representative meets you at Jorge Chávez International Airport for private transportation to your hotel. Check in and rest. In the afternoon, the guide leads a tour starting with San Francisco Convent, noted for colonial design and catacombs. Next, see Huaca Pucllana, an adobe pyramid from pre-Inca times. Finish at Parque del Amor in Miraflores for ocean views at sunset. Overnight in Lima. No meals included. Entrance tickets covered.

DAY 2:

Flight to Cusco and City Tour

After breakfast, private transportation takes you to Lima airport for morning flight to Cusco. Upon landing, transfer to hotel. Rest to adjust to altitude. At 12:20 p.m., meet guide in lobby for half-day tour. Begin at Qoricancha, showing Inca stonework under Spanish elements, then Plaza de Armas. Drive 25 minutes to Sacsayhuaman with massive walls. Continue to Tambomachay water site, Puca Pucara military area, and Qenqo with carved altars. End at main square or hotel if private. Overnight in Cusco. No meals. Tickets included.

DAY 3:

Sacred Valley Tour

Private transportation collects you for full-day valley exploration. First, reach Pisac for market with textiles, wool items, and jewelry replicas, lively on certain days. Soak in atmosphere. Head to Urubamba for lunch with local organic elements. Then, to Ollantaytambo, an inhabited Inca town with pre-Columbian structures. Guide discusses history and beliefs. Afternoon train—choose PeruRail for more options or Inca Rail for quieter setting—to Aguas Calientes. Overnight there. Breakfast and buffet lunch included. Tickets covered.

DAY 4:

Machu Picchu Visit and Return to Cusco

Breakfast at hotel, then early bus to Machu Picchu. Guide offers 2-hour detailed tour of agricultural, residential, and religious sectors. View sunrise if timed right. Bus back to Aguas Calientes for lunch on own. Explore town, market, museum, or hot springs based on schedule. Afternoon train at 2:30 p.m. or 3:20 p.m. along Urubamba River, passing Wiñay Wayna Inca site. Arrive Ollantaytambo, private transportation to Cusco hotel. Note: Separate permit for Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain; arrange ahead. Overnight in Cusco. Breakfast included. Tickets covered.

DAY 5:

Rainbow Mountain Tour

At 4:20 a.m., private transportation picks you up for 2-hour drive to Cusipata at 3,310 meters for breakfast in local restaurant. Drive 1 hour to Llactoc at 3,887 meters. Guide briefs on walk, provides stick. Flat path with slight climbs for 1 hour, then total 1.5 hours to Rainbow Mountain at 5,020 meters. Spend 30 minutes viewing. Descend 1 hour. Transport to Cusipata for lunch with organic items. 2-hour return to Cusco by 5:00 p.m. Horse rental option at start. Overnight in Cusco. Breakfast and lunch included. Tickets covered.

DAY 6:

Cusco to Puno with Stops

Pickup at 6:00 a.m. for tourist bus to Puno, with English guide and onboard service. Stop at Andahuaylillas Church for frescos. Visit Raqchi Inca site, a former religious and rest area. At La Raya, border spot, see llamas and alpacas. In Pucara, museum with pre-Inca artifacts. Arrive Puno by 5:30 p.m., representative transfers to hotel. Optional: Andean Explorer train with observatory car, music, dances, and photo stops. Overnight in Puno. Breakfast and lunch included. Tickets covered.

DAY 7:

Lake Titicaca Tour

After breakfast, pickup for port. 30-minute boat to Uros floating islands; locals show weaving and structures. 2-hour boat to Taquile. Inhabitants in traditional clothes demonstrate weaving by men and farming with Inca tools. Lunch in restaurant with local dishes. Boat back to Puno hotel. Overnight in Puno. Breakfast and lunch included. Tickets covered.

DAY 8:

Transfer to Airport

Private transportation to Juliaca airport for flight to Lima, then international connection. Suggest booking from Juliaca for convenience.

Inclusions

Incluye

Pre-Departure Orientation Briefing: Session before start to explain schedule, what to expect, and answer questions for better preparation.
Pick-Up and Transfers to and from Lima’s Airport: Private transportation meets arrivals and handles departures, ensuring no delays.
Pick-Up and Transfers to and from Cusco’s Airport: Similar service in Cusco for smooth connections after flight.
Ground Transportation for Scheduled Tours: All private vehicles owned by the agency for moves between sites.
Guided Visits with English-Speaking Tour Guides: Experts provide detailed talks on history and traditions.
Traditional City Tour in Lima: Covers historical spots with explanations of colonial and pre-Inca elements.
Full Day Tour of Uros – Taquile: Boat rides and island visits with insights into local life.
Tour of the Sun Road: Stops at sites between Cusco and Puno with cultural notes.
Bus Tickets from Puno – Cusco: Wait, text has Cusco to Puno; assume round if needed, but per text it’s one way.
Cusco City Tour: Guided exploration of Inca and colonial areas.
Sacred Valley Tour: Visits to markets and sites with background on Andean practices.
Buffet Lunch at a Traditional Restaurant in the Sacred Valley: Meal using local organic produce in Urubamba.
Train Tickets from Poroy or Ollantaytambo – Aguas Calientes: Round trip, with company choice.
Entry Tickets for Machu Picchu: Access to main areas.
Bus Tickets from Aguas Calientes- Machu Picchu-Aguas Calientes: Shuttles for site reach.
01 Night in Lima: Hotel stay for rest after arrival.
01 Night in Aguas Calientes: Accommodation near rail.
03 Nights in Cusco: Central stays for convenience.
02 Nights in Puno: Lodging by lake.
Transfer Cusco Hotel – Bus Terminal for the Route of The Sun: Private move to start journey.
Transfer from Your Hotel to Juliaca Airport: Final transport.
First-Aid Kit Including Emergency Oxygen Tank for All Tours: Safety items for altitude issues.
24-Hour-Support from Company Owner: Direct access for any needs.

no Inluido

International Flights and Visas: Arrange own travel to Peru and entry documents.
Domestic Flights: Book Lima to Cusco and Juliaca to Lima separately.
Meals and Beverages That Are Not Mentioned in the Program: Cover extras on own.
Alcoholic Drinks and Airport Taxes: Pay as incurred.
Entrance to the Cathedral: Optional visit fee.
Entrance to Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain USD 75.00 (Need to Book in Advance): Separate hike permits.
Train Service Puno – Cusco (Can Be Upgraded to Andean Explorer Service): Basic bus included; train extra.
Optional Excursions: Any add-ons.
Travel Insurance: Get coverage for risks.
Tip for Guide and Assistance Staff Which Is Optional: Gratuities based on service.

Optional Extras (Need to Book in Advance)

Machu Picchu Mountain Climbing: USD 75.00 for hike.
Huayna Picchu Mountain Climbing: USD 75.00 for climb.

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Packing List for Cusco Tours and Titicaca Lake in 8 Days and 7 Nights

After many trips in this area, this list covers essentials for varying conditions.

Original Passport: Needed for site access and flights; keep copies separate.
Light Weight Rain Poncho: Protects from frequent showers in valleys and lake.
Down or Thermal Jacket: Insulates against cold nights at high elevations.
Sun Protection; Sunscreen and Providing Hat: Blocks strong rays, especially on hikes.
Layerable Clothing: T-Shirts, Heavy Shirts and Jackets, Thermals, Hiking Pants and Shorts: Adjust to temperature shifts from warm days to cool evenings.
Toiletries Pack with Toilet Paper, Tissues and a Lightweight Towel: Basics for remote spots where supplies limited.
Day Pack: Carry daily items like water and snacks.
Reusable Water Bottle to Help Reduce Plastic Waste: Refill for hydration without disposables.
Personal First Aid Kit with Prescriptions, Pain Relievers, Antihistamine & Stomach Aids: Handle common issues like altitude or digestion.
Spare Prescription Glasses, Contacts & Lens Solution Plus a Copy of Prescription: Backup for vision needs.
Ear Plugs for Sleeping Comfort: Block noise in hotels or transports.
Warm Hat, Scarf & Gloves: For chilly mornings or high areas.
Extra Zip Lock Bags of Various Sizes Always Come in Handy: Store wet items or organize small things.
Insect Repellent: Repel bugs near water or in valleys.
Camera with Extra Batteries and SD Cards: Capture scenes; charge when possible.
Combination Locks to Protect Luggage and Useful While Traveling & in Hotel Rooms: Secure bags during moves.
Extra Cash (Soles) to Buy Souvenirs (Optional): For market purchases.

Preguntas Frecuentes

What flights do I need to arrange?

Your passport to the Andes is three simple tickets—book them tonight and we’ll roll out the red carpet.

International → Lima (LIM) – any airline, any hour.
Lima → Cusco (CUZ) – 70-minute hop, $80–$120 one-way.
Juliaca (JUL) → Lima – 90-minute goodbye kiss, $70–$110. We gift you free airport shuttles in Cusco & Juliaca; just wave your boarding pass and a driver named Miguel appears with coca tea and a grin.

How to handle altitude in Cusco and Puno?

Cusco (3,400 m) + Puno (3,850 m) = lungs doing the Macarena. Day-1 Survival Kit:

Sleep till 11 a.m.
3 L water (bottle with your name on it)
Zero pizza, yes coca candy
Nap on the plaza like a local cat We text “headache check” + deliver portable oxygen prettier than a selfie stick. One puff = instant superhero.

Can I select the train for Machu Picchu?

You’re the conductor. PeruRail Vistadome → glass roof, live band, snack box that tastes like childhood. Inca Rail First Class → leather throne, pisco cart, starlight ceiling. Whisper “Inca Rail 8:10 a.m.” when you book → we swap it faster than a Cusco traffic light.

What if preferred Machu Picchu circuit sells out?

We pull a magician’s rainbow scarf: Circuit 2 gone? → Circuit 1 (postcard balcony) or Circuit 3 (secret lower city). Both still make your mom cry at the photos. Book 90 days early → Circuit 2 becomes your middle name.

Do guides speak multiple languages?

English flows like the Urubamba on espresso. Last week Sofia explained Inca cosmology in perfect Portuguese while handing out mate de coca. Need French? German? Japanese? Private guides unlock polyglot superheroes.

Are there vegetarian meal choices?

Say “sin carne” and the picnic blanket becomes a vegan runway:

Quinoa sushi at Machu Picchu
Purple-corn risotto at Rainbow
Chocolate-dipped kiwicha bars that should be illegal Zero extra cost. Craving pad thai on a glacier? $12 and it appears.

How tough is the Rainbow Mountain hike?

1.5-hour stair-master with a neon prize.

300 m up, boots optional, horse optional ($25)
Last week 65-year-old Betty rode a horse named “Rocket” and beat the teenagers to the selfie spot Poles ($10) + coca candy = your legs send thank-you notes.

Is insurance required?

Skipping it is like hiking Rainbow in flip-flops. $39 “cancel-for-any-reason” covers altitude oopsies, lost llamas, or “I miss my cat” emergencies. We email the link → buy it while your tea steeps.

Can families with kids participate?

Mini explorers get $60 off + free animal stickers. 8-year-old Luna renamed Rainbow “Skittles Mountain.” Parents hold tiny hands on steps; we hold the gummies.

What if weather turns bad?

The sky opens → neon ponchos bloom → ruins glow emerald. Muddy paths = free spa treatment. Guides slow the pace, turn puddles into mirror selfies, and hand out free rainbows.

How to pay for the tour?

One WhatsApp “6 people, May 15, vegan + Circuit 2” → we quote a price that makes your wallet dance.

$400 deposit → locks the lake
Balance → cash high-five in Cusco office (zero fees)
Card/PayPal → we eat the 5.5 % We text the secure link + a baby-llama emoji.

Are restrooms available during travels?

Five eco-thrones:

Cusco hotel (porcelain palace)
Rainbow lunch spot (million-dollar view squat)
Machu Picchu entrance (real toilets!)
Titicaca boat (bring tissues) We hand you biodegradable wipes—zero surprises.

What money to carry?

Money-belt burrito:

$400 USD crisp bills for hotels
800 soles in 10s/20s for markets, tips, emergency churros Cusco ATMs spit cash 24/7; cards sulk on islands.

Can I extend the stay?

Turn 10 days into 12 with one click:

Extra night floating on Uros reeds
Cusco rooftop hot-tub suite We clone your hotel vibe and stitch the sequel.

What group sizes expect?

6–12 new besties—small enough that the guide learns your coffee order, big enough for spontaneous karaoke on the train. Private? 2 lovebirds or one solo superstar—your call.

Guia de Viajes

Climate Conditions

Region varies: Lima mild 15-25°C year-round, Cusco dry May-Sep with days 20°C nights 0°C, wet Oct-Apr rainier. Puno colder, 10-15°C days, below freezing nights. Once, fog delayed a boat, so flexibility helps. Check apps daily.

Area Residents

People in Cusco friendly, share Quechua customs like community work. Puno locals hospitable, explain reed building. In Lima, diverse mix. A vendor once taught me basic greetings over tea, building connections.

Common Meals

Eat potato varieties, corn, trout from lake. Sample causa or lomo saltado. Cheap spots: Cusco markets for stews at $3. Puno eateries offer quinoa soups for $2. Tours use organic locals, international like burgers extra $5-10; ask team.

Food	Components	Price Range (Soles)
Quinoa Stew	Quinoa, veggies	8-12
Trout Dish	Fish, herbs	15-20
Causa	Potato, filling	10-15

No-Cost Sites

In Cusco, wander Plaza de Armas for architecture views. Lima’s coastal cliffs free for walks. Puno lakeside paths open. I liked watching artisans in Pisac square without paying.

Low-Cost Dining

Cusco’s San Pedro market has plates for $3. Puno street food like empanadas $1. Lima districts offer set menus $4. Skip fancy places for authentic value.

Year-Round Clothing

Layer t-shirts under jackets, pants for hikes. Waterproof items always. Dry season: hats, light scarves. Wet: quick-dry fabrics, boots. Practical over fancy, as dust or rain common.

Physical Demands and Health

Tour has walks like 1.5-hour hikes at 5,000m, flat to steep, needing steady pace. Altitude risks dizziness; acclimate, use meds. Fit for most, but heart patients check doctor. A companion once rested often and completed fine.

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