Cusco · ALPACA FARMS & ANIMAL SANCTUARIES
6 reviewed
This is the shortlist we’d hand a friend flying into Cusco: the 6 alpaca farms & animal sanctuaries tours worth your time, each with its price, its verdict, and the one thing to know before you commit.
Cusco alpaca and llama farm tour with weaving demo and wildlife encounters, plus hotel transfer for a smooth, value-packed afternoon.
“Great our guide Maylith was excellent. Friendly and very knowledgeable. Great tips for restaurant and pisco sour.”
Cusco city highlights plus Inca ruins and a camelid farm. Private guide, round-trip transport, and an easy half-day timing.
“We visited the best of Cusco in a short time in this tour. Our guide was excellent and he made sure we had the best experience.”
Half-day Cusco tour with bilingual guide and air-conditioned bus: Qorikancha, Sacsayhuaman, Q'enqo, Puka Pukara and more. Entrances extra.
“Infelizmente não tivemos uma boa experiência com a guia neste passeio. Supostamente faria o tour em 2 idiomas, mas não tinha domínio da língua inglesa. Não possuía conhecimento sobre os locais visitados, passava apenas informações básicas. O veículo que realizou os traslados era confortável. Não indico por causa da guia.”
Visit Cochahuasi Animal Sanctuary near Cusco with a guided ticket to meet rescued Andean wildlife and learn how they’re rehabilitated and protected.
“A place that everyone needs to visit and help, are rescued animals and in the Sanctuary are having treatment and care, congratulations to those involved.Auto-translated”
Private Pisac ruins and alpaca farm half-day from Cusco with a guide, Sacred Valley views, and a chance to feed alpacas.
“Amazing day, super fun, tour guide so kind and informative. Driver was very safe. The views were amazing”
Meet rescued Andean and jungle animals at Cochahuasi Sanctuary in Cusco, with pickup, an English guide, and a mission worth supporting.
“This was an incredible experience from start to finish. The driver picked me up right on time and was very friendly. He even suggested spots to take pictures along the way. The sanctuary tour guide was very informative and it was clear that the animals are loved and well cared for. I loved feeding the birds, alpacas, monkeys, and llamas. My favorite part was petting the toucan! It was shy at first but when I asked to go back at the end of the tour to take a picture with it, the workers were able to bring him out so I could pet my favorite animal for the first time!…”
