Cusco Private Airport Transfer Arrival Departure or Round Trip
Description
Arriving in Cusco is a breeze with this private transfer service. After landing at Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport, a friendly driver will greet you at arrivals with a personalized sign. Enjoy a smooth 20-30 minute ride to your hotel in a modern vehicle, while receiving helpful tips about acclimatizing to the altitude. Say goodbye to taxi hassles and hello to a comfortable start to your adventure in the Imperial City of Cusco. - Personalized meet and greet at the airport for a stress-free arrival - Convenient luggage assistance from terminal to vehicle - Travel in a clean, private vehicle tailored to your group size - Local insights during your ride to enhance your stay in Cusco
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Pickup Locations & Times
If your service is from the airport to the hotel, our driver or local representative will be waiting for you at the airport exit holding a visible sign with your name, providing a warm welcome and immediate assistance with your luggage. If your transfer is from your hotel to the airport or another destination, we will pick you up directly at the hotel reception at the previously coordinated time, identifying ourselves with your name to ensure a smooth, safe, and hassle-free meeting. We kindly recommend keeping your phone available upon arrival or pickup time to facilitate any necessary coordination.
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Important Information
- Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
- Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Reviews(1)
Horrible communication then somebody at other company picked men up pretending to be me would of been late regardless as my flight boards at 6:00 am they were picking me up at 5am stay away
Hi Xavier, It seems there was a confusion with another driver. Our driver arrived at your hotel at the scheduled time (5:00 a.m.) to pick you up. Unfortunately, it appears that another person picked you up first. We’re very sorry for the misunderstanding.
