Bus from Cabanaconde to Cusco

Bus from Cabanaconde to Cusco

$ 85.00

Take the bus from Cabanaconde to Cusco on a comfortable tourist bus with mutliple stops, optional buffet lunch, and stunning Andes landscapes. Travel through traditional villages and spot wildlife.
Departure: Mon, Wed, Fri.
Contact us before booking to confirm availability and free seats. Your spot is only confirmed once the booking is completed.

Easy

Difficulty

15

Max. group size

04:45-04:55

Pick-up time

Easy

Difficulty

15

Max. group size

04:45-04:55

Pick-up time

1

Duration in days

05:00-16:00

Duration in hours

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Bus from Cabanaconde to Cusco trip details

The Bus from Cabanaconde to Cusco itinerary

Morning

  • 5:00 AM – Departure from Cabanaconde (Main square, next to the police post)
  • Stop at Mirador de la Cruz del Cóndor (15 minutes – best spot to see condors)
  • Visit Maca village – a small Andean town with a beautiful church
  • Arrive in Chivay (~6:45 AM), a lively town at the entrance of the Colca Canyon

Mid-morning

  • Leave Chivay and start the journey towards Cusco.
  • Depending on road and weather conditions, we take one of these scenic routes:
    • Patahuasi, Pampa Cañahuas, Imata, and Condoroma
    • Colca Valley’s upper route: Tuti, Sibayo, Callalli Castles, and Condoroma

Lunch break

  • Stop at Laguna de Langui – enjoy a short break at this beautiful lake.
  • Arrive in Sicuani – Enjoy a buffet lunch at a local restaurant (about 50 soles, you will pay at the Felipón Restaurant).

Afternoon

  • Continue the journey through the Andes.
  • Pass through Checacupe, Tinta, Andahuaylillas, and Urcos.
  • Enjoy beautiful mountain and valley views along the way.

Late-afternoon – Arrival in Cusco

  • 16:00 – 16:30 PM – Arrival in Cusco
  • Drop-off in the city center or bus terminal (Av. 28 de Julio, near the Mormon Church)