Salinas Lagoon + Uzuña

Machupicchu Luna Tours was founded and is led by licensed tourism professionals with over 15 years of experience in Cusco and Southern Peru. Our deep knowledge of Inca history, Andean geography, and mountain logistics enables us to design realistic, optimized itineraries—ensuring you make the most of every moment with the backing of genuine regional experts.

Exploring destinations above 4,000 and 5,000 meters (13,000–16,000+ ft)—such as Rainbow Mountain, the Ausangate Glaciers, or Salinas Lagoon—demands operational responsibility. All our tours feature authorized tourist vehicles, certified professional guides, first-aid kits, and emergency oxygen tanks to safeguard your health and peace of mind throughout your journey.

Backed by a proven track record, we proudly maintain an exceptional 4.9 out of 5-star rating on Google, TripAdvisor, and major travel platforms—reflecting genuine satisfaction from hundreds of global travelers. Review after review, our guests highlight our punctual pickups, warm personalized service, highly skilled bilingual guides, and seamless itinerary execution. Choosing Machupicchu Luna Tours means traveling with total peace of mind alongside a fully licensed, top-rated agency.

We offer a versatile tour catalog tailored to every traveler style. From iconic visits to Machu Picchu and the Sacred Valley to adrenaline-fueled circuits including ATV quad biking, Skybike, Via Ferrata, countryside horseback riding, and private outdoor picnics, our experiences cater to both those seeking gentle altitude acclimatization and thrill-seekers alike.

We maintain clear, honest, and direct communication from your initial inquiry to the completion of your journey. We provide detailed itineraries, official receipt documentation, clear policies, and 24/7 on-the-ground support—ensuring you feel fully guided before, during, and after every excursion.

By booking directly with a licensed Cusco-based agency, your journey directly benefits local communities. We work ethically and collaboratively with native guides, horse handlers, drivers, and community-led initiatives—actively contributing to the preservation of our natural and cultural heritage through responsible tourism practices.