1.From Cusco: Q’eswachaka Bridge & 4 Lagoons Full-Day Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 10 reviews · 750 minutes - 13 hours · from $49Our pick

Early start from Cusco to cross the last Inca rope bridge and visit four lagoons with big views, birds, and a long scenic day.

“Our tour guide, Christian was knowledgeable and was a great photographer while we were on the bridge! He started the tour early so we were the first ones to the bridge after a yummy breakfast and made a few brief stops at the lakes for some photos/views on our way back for lunch. The bridge was very unique and a bit intimidating to walk across but it was worth it! An optional boat ride under the bridge and through the canyon was informative and beautiful! Overall I reccomend this tour to anyone interested in crossing the last Inca bridge!”

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2.Four Lagoons and Q`eswachaka bridge tour full day

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 7 reviews · 12 hours · from $50

Full-day Cusco trip to four lagoons and the rebuilt Q’eswachaka ichu bridge, with Tupac Amaru II history, breakfast and lunch.

“Our guide Julio was a pleasure. Knowledgeable and very sweet. Our driver Jorge was also kind. It was a nice day.We got to see a lot of how Peruvians live vs the city of Cusco. The breakfast and lunch we ate were true Peruvian. The bridge and lagoons were impressive.”

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3.Queswachaka : Tour Inca bridge

★★★★★★★★★★3.3 · 3 reviews · from $45Best value

See Cusco’s Queswachaka Inca suspension bridge, then visit four high Andean lagoons on a 4:00 a.m. day trip with breakfast and lunch.

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4.1 day excursion to Qeswachaka bridge and the 4 lagoons

★★★★★★★★★★3.6 · 3 reviews · 1 day · from $50

Early Cusco departure to the last Inca suspension bridge and four Andean lagoons, with breakfast, lunch, and bilingual guide.

“I'll be honest, I'm 5'11'' and I myself was way too big for the van...I felt pretty crunched up there, so for some, it may be an uncomfortable ride. Additionally, even though the guide was super nice, and did watch out for me, the majority of the tour was in Spanish, so i feel like I did miss out on a bit of the info, but luckily, I've been in Cusco long enough to previously know the main points/history. Having said that, the Qeswachaka is absolutely beautiful. The bridge, and the boat ride (Do IT!) was absolutely stunning. Just be aware, the drive is a bit of a hard drive...Not…”

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