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Our Programs
- Fixed Departures Treks
- Private Short Treks
- Private Long Treks
- Traditional Tours
- Private Walking City Tour Cusco
- Shared service - tour of The Sacred Valley of the Inkas
- Shared Service Cusco City Tour
- The Sacred Valley of the Inkas 2 – Tours of Maras – Moray - Saltpans - private full day tour
- The Sacred Valley of the Inkas - private full day tour
- Private full day tour to Southern Valley
- Private half day tour to Southern Valley
- Private Traditional Cusco City Tour
- Private Historical Tour of the City of Cusco
- Full day private tour to Machu Picchu
- Shared service - Machu Picchu Tour
- Sacred Cities Cusco - Machu Picchu 3d/2n
- Other Services
- Airport - Hotel Transfer or Viceversa
- Bus or Train Station – Hotel Transfer or Viceversa
- Hotel – Restaurant Transfer or Viceversa
- Transfer to Poroy Station or Viceversa
- Transfer to Ollantaytambo Station and Viceversa
- For experienced trekkers – Do it for yourselves
- Full day Uros and Taquile - group service
- Posada Amazonas 3d/2n
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Please ask the price for this service, the price per person depends on the group size.
Transfer to Poroy Station or Viceversa
Pick up from hotel and transport to Poroy, located 11 Kms (6.84 miles) from the city of Cusco. Pick-up time will depend upon the train departure time, usually one hour before the train is due to depart, as it takes approximately 20 minutes to get to Poroy.
This transfer is carried out by a transfer assistant who will also be in charge of checking tickets at the station.
Services included
- Transport in starex (from 1 to 4 people), sprinter (from 5 to 8 people) or bus (9 or more people)
- Transfer Assistant (Pachatusantrek Representative)
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Important Environmental Note
Pachatusantrek is committed to following the principles of ecotourism in our operations, and request the understanding and cooperation of trekkers, especially by not contaminating the waters and in the adequate disposal of non-biodegradable waste. We must also respect the customs and traditions of the local people.
“With the protection of mother earth and the permission of the apus …”