The tour was excellent, I would definitely recommend it. We were the first to get picked up around 7:30, then the van went around picking people up from their hotels. There were 15 of us total and we left Cusco a bit after 8. The tour guide, Eddy, was excellent. He explained the history of Cusco its people, and the culture on the ride, and told us about each place we stopped at. We were dropped off and had an hour for lunch. The buffet at T’ika Wasi Restaurant was underwhelming and bland but the restaurant was very pretty. After lunch, most of our group stayed in Ollantaytambo. Our van was made up of people who had purchased different tour packages. Most of them were getting the train at Ollantaytambo to Machu Pichu. A few of us continued on to Chinchero then Cusco. Chinchero was great, some of the most beautiful genuine alpaca, bring cash! A great tour, learned a lot, really enjoyed it. Would highly recommend it.

A little confusion to start, told us pickup was between 0730-0800. Showed up at 0815. Than drove around in the van for 20 mins. We than went to their tourist transport area and sat there for 20 mins with no explanation. We wasted almost an hour time before we started the tour. Once we started the tour, realized my wife and I were the only English speakers, every one else in the van (12 total) were Spanish speakers. The tour guide was very good and bilingual, explaining everything in both English and Spanish. The tour itself was excellent and really enjoyed the places we visited and the time we spent at each location. The buffet lunch itself was pretty good, but started too late and lasted too long. 1330-1445. Only needed 30 mins and was starving by the time we got there. Overall, I would recommend the tour and would do it again.

I was in Cusco and the Sacred Valley of the Incas for the first time almost 9 years ago. I had very good memories of the tour and the other activities. This tour was also very nice, but the guide didn't do a great tour. During the trip (and we drove many hours on the bus) little or no information was given. The guide preferred listening to music on headphones. In the respective attractions, we ran in the group to a point (pretty much at the beginning of each visit) where he gave us stories about the place and the Incas for 15-20 minutes. Very informative, but not a common thread or straight to the place. More basically about the Incas. Then you had 30 minutes to run up the mountain to see some more points. Then quickly back to the bus and to the next point. Not enough time to explore these great places. I love Peruvian food, but lunch was the worst Peruvian food I've ever had.