Full Day || Sacred Valley With Buffet Lunch || Private Tour

When planning a visit to the Sacred Valley, a full-day private tour offers an ideal way to soak up the stunning landscapes and rich history without the hassle of large groups. With a bilingual guide at the helm, travelers can explore iconic sites like Pisac and Ollantaytambo, all while enjoying the comfort of a private vehicle. And let’s not forget about the mouthwatering buffet lunch in Urubamba that adds a delicious twist to the adventure. But what’s the real highlight of this tour? It might just surprise you.

Key Points

Enjoy a full-day Sacred Valley private tour for $110.00 per person, including a buffet lunch in Urubamba.
The tour features a comfortable air-conditioned vehicle and a bilingual guide for a personalized experience.
Highlights include visits to Pisac village, Ollantaytambo archaeological center, and Chinchero for cultural insights.
A delicious Andean buffet lunch offers traditional dishes, enhancing your culinary experience of the region.
Flexible booking allows for reservation without upfront payment and a full refund if canceled 24 hours in advance.

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Tour Overview and Pricing

If you’re looking for an unforgettable adventure, the Sacred Valley Private Tour offers a full day of exploration, starting at just $110.00 per person.

This tour’s got everything you need for an epic experience, including a private air-conditioned vehicle and a knowledgeable guide fluent in English and Spanish.

For twelve hours, participants can soak in the breathtaking scenery while enjoying a delicious buffet lunch in Urubamba.

Plus, booking is super flexible—you can reserve your spot now and pay later, making planning a breeze.

If plans change, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

It’s an excellent value for anyone wanting to dive into the rich culture and history of the Sacred Valley!

Itinerary Highlights

Get ready to embark on an incredible journey through the Sacred Valley, starting with a convenient pickup from your Cusco hotel between 7:00 a.m. and 7:30 a.m.

First up, you’ll explore the charming village of Pisac, where a guided tour brings its rich history to life.

Next, it’s time for a delicious Andean buffet lunch in Urubamba, fueling you for the rest of the day.

Afterward, you’ll visit the impressive Ollantaytambo archaeological center, marveling at its ancient ruins.

Finally, the tour wraps up with a stop at Chinchero, where you can learn about traditional textiles and see another archaeological site.

You’ll return to Cusco around 7:00 p.m., filled with memories of a spectacular day!

Pickup and Schedule

Travelers can look forward to a convenient pickup from their Cusco hotel between 7:00 a.m. and 7:30 a.m., ensuring a smooth start to their Sacred Valley adventure.

A private vehicle will whisk them away, making it easy to settle in and soak up the anticipation of the day ahead.

The schedule is designed to maximize exploration while keeping things relaxed, with plenty of time to enjoy each stop.

After a day filled with stunning sites and rich history, they’ll find themselves back in Cusco around 7:00 p.m.

This carefully planned timing allows for a full day of adventure without feeling rushed, making it the perfect way to experience the beauty of the Sacred Valley.

Inclusions and Amenities

The Sacred Valley tour comes packed with great inclusions and amenities, ensuring a comfortable and enriching experience from start to finish.

Travelers can enjoy hassle-free pickup from their hotel in Cusco, hopping into a private, air-conditioned vehicle that makes the journey smooth and relaxing.

With a professional tour guide fluent in English and Spanish, guests get insights into the rich history and culture of the valley.

A delicious Andean buffet lunch in Urubamba is included, fueling explorers for the day ahead.

Plus, entrance tickets to all the key sites are taken care of, so there’s no need to worry about extra costs.

It’s all designed to make the adventure unforgettable!

Participant Restrictions

This tour isn’t suitable for pregnant women, individuals with heart problems, or those who use wheelchairs, ensuring a safe experience for all participants.

The Sacred Valley’s stunning landscapes and ancient sites can be challenging, and the tour involves some walking and uneven terrain.

For those who don’t meet these restrictions, it’s essential to consider personal health and comfort levels before booking.

The aim is to create an enjoyable adventure for everyone, so it’s best to be mindful of these guidelines.

If someone has any doubts about their ability to participate, it’s wise to consult a medical professional.

This way, they can fully enjoy the beauty of the Sacred Valley without unnecessary worries.

What to Bring

Packing the right essentials can make all the difference when exploring the breathtaking Sacred Valley. To ensure a smooth adventure, travelers should bring along a few must-haves:

Passport or ID: Always handy for entry to sites and for identification.
Biodegradable sunscreen: Protect your skin from the high-altitude sun while being eco-friendly.
Personal medication: Whether it’s for altitude sickness or allergies, it’s better to be prepared.

With these items in tow, adventurers can fully enjoy their day without worries.

Dining Experience

Indulging in a delicious Andean buffet lunch in Urubamba makes for the perfect midday break during the Sacred Valley tour, offering travelers a chance to savor local flavors while recharging for the adventures ahead.

The buffet features a mouthwatering array of traditional dishes, from hearty quinoa soups to succulent roasted meats and vibrant vegetable salads. Diners can also treat themselves to a selection of regional desserts, like creamy arroz con leche or sweet empanadas, all while enjoying the stunning views of the surrounding mountains.

The atmosphere’s relaxed and inviting, making it easy to chat with fellow travelers and share experiences. This culinary stop not only satisfies hunger but also enriches the whole experience, giving a taste of the rich culture of the Andes.

Booking Information

Securing a spot on the Sacred Valley Private Tour is a breeze, thanks to flexible booking options that let travelers reserve their adventure without any upfront payment. With just a few clicks, they can grab their spot and get ready for an unforgettable day.

Here’s how it works:

Choose Your Date: Check the availability and pick the perfect day for your tour.
Book with Ease: Complete the quick online booking form to reserve your place.
Cancel Anytime: If plans change, cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

With no stress about payments upfront, travelers can focus on the excitement of exploring the beautiful Sacred Valley!

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Frequently Asked Questions

What Is the Best Time of Year to Visit the Sacred Valley?

The best time to visit the Sacred Valley is during the dry season, from May to September. Travelers enjoy sunny days, pleasant temperatures, and vibrant landscapes, making it perfect for exploring ancient sites and local culture.

Are There Age Restrictions for Children on This Tour?

There aren’t specific age restrictions for kids on the tour, but parents should consider each child’s readiness for a full day of exploring. It’s all about ensuring everyone has a great, comfortable experience!

Can Dietary Restrictions Be Accommodated During Lunch?

Heard dietary restrictions can be accommodated during lunch. Just let the tour operator know in advance, and they’ll make sure there’s something delicious for everyone, ensuring nobody misses out on the tasty Andean buffet!

How Much Walking Is Involved in the Tour?

The tour involves a moderate amount of walking, especially at archaeological sites like Pisac and Ollantaytambo. Participants should wear comfortable shoes and be prepared for some uphill strolls to fully enjoy the stunning views.

Is There an Option for a Private Tour Guide in Languages Other Than English or Spanish?

They’re curious about language options for private tour guides. Unfortunately, the standard offerings are English and Spanish. However, they might contact the service provider directly to inquire about additional language availability for their specific needs.

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