Sortie à la journée au Machu Picchu au départ de Cuzco





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Experts locaux pour un moyen facile de visiter Machu Picchu avec une politique d'annulation spéciale, tous les détails sont arrangés: train de billets sur les départs premium de / vers Machu Picchu, bus sur le quart de travail pour monter et descendre la citadelle, frais d'entrée du matin, et Guide local expert. Sentez l'énergie, écoutez les histoires et l'histoire de l'un des endroits les plus attrayants au monde. Politique d'annulation du remboursement VIPAC : si vous annulez votre réservation avant 20 jours du départ de la visite, nous vous rembourserons 80% du montant total. Les annulations avec moins de 20 jours avant le départ de la visite ne sont pas remboursables à 100%. En raison de la forte demande des visiteurs au Machu Picchu et de la capacité limitée, nous vous suggérons de réserver 60 jours avant. Les réservations de dernière minute, moins de 60 jours, peuvent être réservées sur les équipes de midi et d'après-midi.
Options de l'excursion
Itinéraire
Cusco Hôtel Prise en charge et transfert à la gare Commencez votre aventure avec un ramassage à votre hôtel à Cusco, suivi d'un transfert à la gare.
Voyage en train à Aguas Calientes Profitez d'un trajet panoramique d'une heure et demie en train, où vous pouvez choisir entre diverses options de train, telles que l'Expedition, Vistadome, la classe Executive 360 ou Voyager, chacune offrant des façons uniques de profiter des magnifiques paysages. Une fois arrivé à la gare d'Aguas Calientes, montez à bord d'un petit bus pour commencer votre voyage sur la route sinueuse du Machu Picchu.
Découvrez les ruines impressionnantes du Machu Picchu, connue sous le nom de Cité Perdue des Incas, avec ses terrasses, ses sanctuaires, ses marches et ses zones urbaines, tandis que votre guide expert vous emmène à travers le site historique. Il y aura le temps d'être seul et d'embrasser pleinement cette magnifique merveille du monde, laissant cette expérience unique dans une vie s'installer.
Après votre exploration, retournez à la gare d'Aguas Calientes pour monter dans le train pour votre voyage de retour à Cusco.
Détendez-vous et profitez du voyage panoramique en train pour revenir à Cusco, où votre journée se termine par un transfert à votre hôtel.
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Lieux et horaires de prise en charge
Cette activité comprend le transfert aller-retour depuis votre hôtel, appartement ou votre maison.
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs avec des problèmes cardiovasculaires
- Condition physique moyenne requise
- OBLIGATOIRE : Le Champion du Machu Picchu demande le nom complet, le numéro de passeport, la date de naissance, les détails de nationalité pour délivrer le billet d'entrée.
- Le billet d'entrée au Machu Picchu n'est PAS REMBOURSABLE et les changements de date ou les modifications ne sont PAS acceptés. *Si vous devez modifier votre date de visite, vous devrez acheter un nouveau billet d'entrée.
- En raison de la forte demande et des entrées limitées à la citadelle, VIPAC émettra votre billet d'entrée sur le sentier 2 en priorité. S'il n'est pas disponible, le sentier 3 ou 1 sera fourni, après coordination préalable avec le passager avant sa délivrance.
- Le billet d'entrée au Machu Picchu et les billets de train sont inclus dans cette visite. Notre équipe commerciale les enverra 72 heures après le paiement.
- Postes d'entrée par heures de 6 h à 15 h. Notre visite partagée prend en compte les postes de 9 h, 10 h et 11 h. Si les quarts de travail ne sont pas disponibles, nous ouvrirons une nouvelle visite partagée dans la prochaine heure disponible. Notre personnel vous informera pour acceptation.
- Les voyageurs doivent arriver dans la ville de Cusco au moins un jour avant la visite d'une journée au Machu Picchu. Les autorités du Machu Picchu n'acceptent pas les modifications de date de voyage du billet d'entrée.
- Cette visite partagée peut nécessiter un temps d'attente allant jusqu'à 40 minutes pour commencer la visite, en fonction de l'heure de travail du Machu Picchu et de la disponibilité des horaires de train.
- Un jour avant, le personnel de l'entreprise contactera les voyageurs pour leur envoyer l'heure de prise en charge via l'extranet Viator ou Tripadvisor Experiences.
- Pour des raisons météorologiques, de janvier à mars, toutes les excursions partent en service bimodal (bus de Cusco à Ollantaytambo et train d'Ollantaytambo à Machu Picchu.
- La visite guidée de l'intérieur du Machu Picchu dure environ 2h 30 en suivant un sentier délimité.
- Le Machu Picchu a deux saisons. Saison des pluies de décembre à mars. Saison sèche, le reste de l'année.
- VIPAC n'est pas responsable des annulations ou retards de vols. Nous vous recommandons d'arriver à Cusco un jour avant la date prévue de la visite."
- Le Machu Picchu a mis en place de nouveaux circuits pour les visiteurs, avec trois routes principales avec des différences spécifiques pour répartir les passagers dans diverses zones. Ces changements visent à améliorer l'expérience des visiteurs et à préserver l'intégrité du site archéologique. Le circuit avec la route 2 sera donné en priorité et s'il n'est pas disponible, les options de prendre le circuit 3B ou le circuit 1B seront informées afin que vous puissiez confirmer votre décision avant l'émission des billets.
- Rappelez-vous que, si vous êtes de nationalité péruvienne, vous devez avoir une pièce d'identité nationale (DNI) valide pour pouvoir délivrer votre billet pour le Machu Picchu. De plus, ce document doit être envoyé par la plateforme correspondante et présenté le jour de la visite. Le système ne permet pas la délivrance de billets avec passeport pour les citoyens péruviens.
- L'option de faire le circuit panoramique 1 à partir du moment où vous entrez dans la citadelle du Machu Picchu peut être prolongée pour un maximum de 2 heures.
Avis(1,703)
My experience with the guide Brissel was amazing, the guide was super attentive and told us the whole story of the place.
A remarkable and reflective experience about how we can live. Wonderful and unique landscapes.
was an amazing experience guide and transportation where punctual & informative
The tour was excellent. The best thing, besides being able to see Machu Picchu, was our guide Brisel. An excellent guide with great professionalism and empathy toward me, as in my case, I could not climb the stairs well due to a lack of oxygen. She helped and comforted me. Furthermore, her tour was excellent; her arguments were based on scientific data, providing names of specialists and data based on research. My friend and I are history teachers and we appreciated her knowledge... and also her willingness to make our visit a great adventure.
I was so grateful that all the logistics of getting to Machu Picchu and obtaining a guide and tickets were handled. Everything was perfect. Our driver picked us up precisely at the designated time (5am in Cusco) and drove us to the train station. From there we traveled on the Peru Rail Vistadome…we were so fortunate that it was us and a handful of other travelers on the train. We rested, had snacks and were invited to the back of the train to take pictures and listen to regional music. Once we arrived at Aquas Calientes, our local guide was waiting for us right outside the station. He guided us to the bus line up to Macchu Picchu. It was about 30 minutes up the mountain and he then managed us through the entry lines. All our tickets (train, bus and Macchu Picchu) were previously emailed to us the day before. (Also we booked this 6 months ahead of our trip) Our guide was awesome and after 2 plus hours in Macchu Picchu, we were back in the town. He directed us to a local restaurant and gave us directions on boarding our train back to Cusco. Other than a train delay, it was an effortless day and a truly valuable experience to have all the details and tickets handled for us. It was a long day- not going to lie- but truly worth it if you time is limited and you just want everything taken care of for you.
Starting in the early morning from the hotel on a bus to reach Agues Calientes, From there hopped on a train of the Peruvian railway for a wonderful ride on a scenic journey to the base camp , From there another bus ride to reach the archaeological site , The entire trip is well organised , the bus ride to Agues Calientus was on our own bus , the rest was part of the ticket . The way every part of the trip is organised has to be appreciated . The tour around the site is also well planned with good crowd management and adequate precautions taken to preserve the structure and the environment , The actual experience of seeing the site is amazing especially with a good guide with you who can explain everything , it was an unforgettable experience
We booked our Machu Picchu trip well in advance (back in November 2025), so we expected the logistics to be seamless, especially considering the premium price we paid. Unfortunately, the overall experience did not match the level of comfort and service we anticipated. The biggest issue was the planning. The train timings and our Machu Picchu entrance tickets were scheduled so closely together that we had to rush throughout the journey. Since the booking was made months in advance, we expected better coordination to avoid unnecessary stress. We were also disappointed with the train and the train coach that was assigned to us. There were better trains for the amount we paid per person, we expected to be seated in one of those. While we understand that passengers may not always be able to choose their coach, we assumed this would be considered when booking a premium-priced package. Another frustrating aspect was the pickup time. Although our scheduled pickup was 7:00 a.m., we were collected at 6:30 a.m. for a train departing at 8:23 a.m. This felt unnecessarily early, especially when we later saw passengers arriving just minutes before departure. Combined with the one-hour train delay on our return journey and the disappointing seating assignment, the overall experience fell well short of our expectations. Machu Picchu itself is extraordinary, but the travel arrangements did not reflect the premium experience we believed we were paying for. We hope the company improves its planning and customer experience for future travelers.
What a long day, but It Is So Worth It! Machu Picchu is everything you think it will be and then some! What a beauty! The transfers were handled very well from Laura who picked us up from our hotel, to Veronica who guided us on our tour in Machu Picchu, to Fernando who picked us up from the train station to take us back to our hotel. Just pay attention to your train or bus number and departure time and everything should be seamless. Veronica was such a knowledgeable tour guide and a great photographer. She made our first visit to Machu Picchu unforgettable. It was an awesome experience!
Our family of four, including 2 teens, enjoyed a beautiful day exploring Machu Picchu. We received all of our tickets (train, bus, and site entrance) the night before and downloaded them to our phones. Communication from the tour company regarding the itinerary and transportation transfers was detailed so we felt prepared. We were picked up from our hotel and taken to the train station (about a 25-minute shuttle van ride). We booked the Vistadome train and it was absolutely worth it! The large panoramic windows including glass panels in the ceiling allowed us to enjoy the scenic views throughout the ride. The train ride was about 3.5 hours which gave us plenty of time to relax and enjoy the scenery and the onboard entertainment of live music and dancing. Each passenger received a complimentary beverage (coffee, tea, or water) along with a snack box containing a granola bar, healthy chips, chocolate, and candy. Additional snacks and drinks were also available for purchase. Adult passengers each received a small bottle of pisco in a souvenir bag. When we arrived at the Aguas Calientes train station, we were greeted by a transfer guide holding a sign with our name on it. She escorted us to the bus which took about 25 min to reach the Machu Picchu entrance. At the sanctuary, we met our English-speaking guide, Hector, who was knowledgeable and personable. We ended up having a private tour which made the experience more enjoyable. Because we booked our tickets 3 months in advance, we were fortunate to secure Circuit 2 which includes the classic viewpoints and far more access to much of the citadel compared to Circuits 1 and 3. We were able to walk through the ancient ruins, which was an incredible experience. Hector shared fascinating stories about the history, architecture, and significance of Machu Picchu. He also took family photos for us and knew all the best locations for memorable pictures. Our guided tour with Hector lasted about 2 hours. Afterward, we had a couple of hours before our return train which gave us time to enjoy a meal and browse the souvenir shops in the marketplace near the train station. The return trip on the train was similar to the ride there with complimentary snacks and a souvenir. Instead of live music and dancing, the onboard entertainment featured a fun fashion show. By the end of the day, we were exhausted from a 15-hour day from start to finish, but it was absolutely worth it. Visiting one of the new Seven Wonders of the World was truly a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Everything was as expected and as described on this tour. I would recommend booking the VistaDome train. It seems that booking in pairs of two and four will ensure you are seated with people you know. Our guide at the Machu Picchu site was excellent and very passionate about the history and culture of the place.



