A complete private Machu Picchu day from Cusco with everything included.
A full private day trip from Cusco to Machu Picchu with entrance fees, lunch, and all train and bus tickets included.
A genuinely all-inclusive private day trip — round-trip train, the Aguas Calientes shuttle bus, lunch, and Machu Picchu admission are bundled in alongside your private guide, so there's nothing left to arrange separately. Your guide brings the site's history and Inca engineering to life before you head back to Cusco.
A popular starting point — every Voyzo itinerary is fully customizable, so we'll shape the order and stops around your group.
Hotel pickup in Cusco in the early morning. Round-trip train tickets, bus transfers, lunch, and Machu Picchu admission are all included.
The citadel's precisely carved solar temple.
Sweeping views over Machu Picchu's agricultural terracing and the valley beyond.
A meal included as part of the full-day package, no separate arrangement needed.
Train and bus transfers both ways are handled for you.
Back to your hotel, home, or the airport — whenever your day wraps up.
A full private day trip from Cusco to Machu Picchu with entrance fees, lunch, and all train and bus tickets included. A genuinely all-inclusive private day trip — round-trip train, the Aguas Calientes shuttle bus, lunch, and Machu Picchu admission are bundled in alongside your private guide, so there's nothing left to arrange separately. Your guide brings the site's history and Inca engineering to life before you head back to Cusco.
Aguas Calientes, the gateway town for Machu Picchu, has no road access at all — the only ways in are by train, operated by PeruRail or Inca Rail, or on foot. That single fact shapes almost every Machu Picchu day trip from Cusco, and this tour handles the entire round trip for you: hotel pickup in Cusco, round-trip train tickets, the shuttle bus up to the site, lunch, your Machu Picchu entrance ticket, and a private guide, all bundled into one price with nothing left to book separately.
It's genuinely a long day — typically 12 to 16 hours door-to-door — because so much of it is simply travel time: the train journey alone can run several hours each way depending on which station you depart from near Cusco, before you've even reached the shuttle bus and the site itself. Voyzo's separate private-vehicle itinerary instead drives you first to Ollantaytambo and picks up a shorter train from there, which is worth knowing if you'd rather trade some of that train time for a scenic Sacred Valley drive.
Machu Picchu holds a dual distinction from UNESCO, which inscribed it as a World Heritage Site in 1983 for both its cultural and natural significance — one of relatively few sites recognized for both. It's also widely cited as one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, a title it received in 2007 through a large, privately organized worldwide online poll rather than any archaeological or scientific body — a popularity contest, in other words, but one that reflects just how far the site's reputation had already spread by then.
Inside the citadel, your guide covers the same core highlights as every Voyzo Machu Picchu tour: the finely carved Temple of the Sun, the Main Plaza and its surrounding terraces, and the broader story of how Inca builders worked this ridge above the Urubamba River into a functioning royal estate.
Every Voyzo tour is a starting point — tell us what you have in mind and we'll build it.