Cusco sits at more than 11,000 feet above sea level, and it can take a little time for your body to adjust to the altitude. If you have just arrived, we recommend giving yourself some time to acclimatize before your food tour so you can relax, feel your best, and fully enjoy the flavors of Cusco.
During your first 24ā48 hours in the city, try to take things at an easy pace, drink plenty of water, get enough rest, and choose lighter meals while your body adjusts.
A few simple tips can help make your visit more comfortable:
Our goal is for you to enjoy not only the incredible food of Cusco, but the entire experience. A little preparation can help you feel more comfortable and ready to discover the flavors, traditions, and stories behind Peruvian cuisine.
If you have just arrived in Cusco, I recommend giving your body some time to acclimatize before joining a longer food experience. Rest, stay hydrated, explore at a relaxed pace, and listen to your body. Once you feel comfortable, you can fully enjoy the flavors, stories, and local experiences of Cusco.
Comfortable walking shoes and weather-appropriate clothing are highly recommended.
Yes! Our tours are family-friendly and designed to be enjoyable for all ages.
We recommend booking in advance to secure your spot, especially during busy seasons.
Food is included in our premium tours, while the free walking tour requires purchases directly from vendors.
Cash and major credit cards are accepted for our premium tours. For the free walking tour, we recommend bringing cash for optional tastings, as individual vendors may not accept cards.
Yes, we can accommodate vegetarian diets. Please inform us of any dietary restrictions when booking.