We are the number 1 family owned travel company with almost 20 years experience in the industry. If you are looking to book a memorable experience to Machu Picchu via the Sacred Valley; Salkantay; Lares; Inca Jungle or the famous Inca Trail then you have come to right place! We also offer exciting adventures to Choquequirao and Ausangate; the Jungle – Manu National Park, Puerto Maldonado-Tambopata & Madres de Dios, Iquitos; Puno – Lake Titicaca; Arequipa – City Tour and Colca Canyon; and South Peru – Lima, Paracas, Huacachina, Nazca. Get ready to have a Bloody Bueno time!
These are currently the 6 most popular tours we offer.
Peru is an incredible country with a rich and fascinating culture. With a population of around 30 million, speaking Spanish and 60 indigenous languages such as Quechua and Shipibo and practising different religions including Catholicism and local indigenous religions. The country has 90 different microclimates, including 30 of the 32 world climates, making it one of the most diverse countries in the world in microclimates. It has three main regions including: coast, mountains and jungle that are comprised of the three main climates. The coast has a subtropical climate and very little rainfall (most of the coast is desert). The Andes region has a cool-to-cold highland climate while the Amazon region has a tropical, equatorial climate that’s hot all year round. Peru has something for everyone, making it the ideal travel destination!
We have almost 20 years experience working in the industry and have worked with all kinds of people and children from different religious and cultural backgrounds. We listen to your needs and desires to ensure that your trip is exceptional.
We guarantee fair prices for our tours that also ensure that our team members and service providers receive a decent pay. We do not take short cuts and always put the safety and security of or our clients and team members first in all of our operations.
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Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.Kieran Proctor (In Lovely Blue)2024-11-20Absolutely love this place. Marco is the best tour guide in Peru 🇵🇪 full stop. If your tour isn’t booked by with Marco you’re not going to experience real Peru. I’ve been having tours (and JD’s 🥃) with Marco for 15 years. He’s the best. My Argentinian mate loved meeting the guitar guy!Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.Louisa Gent2024-11-13MARCO!!! was amazing! Very knowledgeable of the country’s culture, spiced with a little humor. I completely recommend him for a walking tour of Cusco! 🦙🇵🇪🙌🏼Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.Sergio Proper2024-11-13Genial visita a Cuzco Completa, profesional y sobre todo divertida con Marco!Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.Axxx 1232024-11-10Excellent tour ! Tour guide was lovely got to try chocolates and see viewpoints :) Marco was lovely and very welcomingTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.Hash Brown Heaven Hq2024-11-10I’ve been travelling around South and Central America for some time now and Marco & his Bloody Bueno Cusco walking tour is hands down the best I’ve been on. Marco is so knowledgeable, funny and engaging. He has so many good recommendation also. 10/10 would recommend! OllieTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.Jul. V.2024-11-10A really good explanation and visit of the Incas capital by Marco with a lot of humour and perfect English! GraciasTrustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.Evelin Ortiz2024-11-08Definitely recommend this for people to do because for a free tour I learned so much!! Our tour guide was Jair and he was absolutely amazing. It was our second day in Cusco and the altitude didn’t affect us much but he made sure we were going okay throughout the tour. We got to learn so much about the Quechua culture and Cusco. He gave some great recommendations for other activities in Cusco and surrounding areas, nice local spots to eat and shop and even brought us to places for some little freebies. Will definitely be going to the places he recommended.Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.joe dawson2024-10-29We loved our walking tour today or Cusco with Marco who was an exceptional guide. He taught us lots of the local history and the best places to go for food and drinks etc. He was really helpful and made the tour really fun, would definitely recommend!Trustindex verifies that the original source of the review is Google.Grace Collier2024-10-22We were recommended Bloody Bueno walking tours for our visit to Cusco and would recommend them to anyone! Jair was our guide and was extremely informative, he was full of interesting facts and great recommendations for the city, thank you so much!Verified by TrustindexTrustindex verified badge is the Universal Symbol of Trust. Only the greatest companies can get the verified badge who has a review score above 4.5, based on customer reviews over the past 12 months. Read more
Most sleeping bags are not included in the final price of our hiking tours and can be rented for a small fee. Should you wish to include one please let us know and we will gladly arrange for it.
Yes, there are several shops in the centre of Cusco where you can rent hiking clothes, shoes, sleeping bags, walking sticks and other items. Please let us know and we will provide you with the contact information.
Cusco has changed a lot in the last few years with most restaurants providing a vegetarian option and a few offering vegan options. All of our tours offer vegan and vegetarian options as well as any special dietary needs; religious food needs (such as kosher) and allergies.
Many of the hikes have steep ascents and descents and walking sticks help support your joints especially when carrying a backpack, such as on the Inca Trail. They are great especially if you have bad knees, hips or back or just need a little stability when hiking. Walking sticks are not essential but are great asset to have should you wish more support.
Tips are not mandatory but are expected by the guide and staff (horsemen or porters or cook). Tips can be made at your discretion however to have an idea please consult your tour leader as it may vary from tour to tour.
It is not mandatory but if you are heading to Iquitos or Puerto Maldonado especially during the rainy season (Oct-May) it may be advisable. From all of our clients that have been, we did have one case of Dengi Fever. We recommend that you check with your health provider before traveling.
CUSCO- It is recommended to bring warm and comfortable clothes. Layers are a good way to dress, as it can be hot during the day but cooler at night. If you plan to visit the hot springs ensure to bring your swimsuit and of course don’t forget your hat and sunglasses to protect yourself from the sun.
JUNGLE – light clothes for tropical climate. Shorts, tee shirts but light long sleeves and pants are recommended during the evening to prevent mosquito bites, flip-flops and comfortable shoes for walking and of course don’t forget your hat and sunglasses to protect yourself from the sun.
The exchange rate can vary from day to day so we recommend using the website www.xe.com. Note that when exchanging money in Cusco most money exchange bureaus will charge 2 points below the official website rate.
If you are a student, you may be eligible for student rate for the Machu Picchu entrance ticket or Tourist Ticket. However, you must meet the Peruvian government requirements, as the discount is applied to the cost of your Machu Picchu ticket and is not something that we are able to negotiate. In order to receive the discount, you will need to send us a photo of both sides of your STUDENT CARD and a picture of your PASSPORT. It must be an original student ID, given from the university in PVC material and include university information, personal student information, student picture, expiration date valid only for one year, and must coincide with the year that student visits Machu Picchu. You will also need to bring the card with you and verify it at the Machu Picchu checkpoint. The discount only applies to students 25-years-old or younger. ISIC cards are NOT valid for the discount.
Please email us a picture of your student card and passport to the following email: info@bloodybuenoperu.com
Salineras is not included in the Tourist Ticket and has an entrance fee of soles 10 per person.
It is provided but we recommend that you bring your own toilet paper especially for long hikes.
Boiled water is available on the hikes and at certain campsites you can buy bottled water from the locals.
It is NOT recommended to drink the tap water, which contains bacteria and parasites that can make you very ill.
You should check with your bank before leaving what the withdrawal charges are from an ATM in Peru. Note that the Peruvian banks may also add a fee when withdrawing funds and may have a limit. When paying by credit card a fee of 5-10% may be added to the final amount. It may be better to bring cash in USD and change it into soles. Many businesses such as travel agencies, restaurants, hotels etc. bill and/or accept payments in USD. You will need soles to purchase goods from local markets and shops.
If you are visiting the jungle, Aguas Calientes or Hidroelectrica (Salkantay Hike & Inca Jungle) it is highly recommended.
Altitude sickness can affect anyone of any age. It is not essential to take anti-sickness pills but if you are planning to do a hike without time to acclimatise of 3 days then we recommend that you do take them.
From April-November the climate is hot during the day and cold at night.
From December-March it is the rainy season and usually can have heavy showers during the day and night.
For more information about the weather visit: https://www.weather-atlas.com/en/peru/cusco-climate#climate_text_1
We recommend hiking books or shoes (i.e. Salomon) with a good grip, especially from December-March during rainy season.
There are 4 types of tourist tickets that allow you to visit the archealogica parks and museums located in Cusco and surrounding areas.