To get the best experience in Cusco you need to book one of our local friendly tour guides. They will be able to show you around, make you feel like a local. Whether you want to see the tourist sites or visit places off the beaten track and discover new experiences, then our Guides4me guide is there to make it happen.
Alex
Alejandro (Alex) is 41 years old, LGBT friendly and speaks English, Spanish and Quechua which is the local Inca language.
He was born in a small farmers village. Alex is the father of 7 adopted dogs and loves them dearly. He loves to share his culture with people from different backgrounds. Loves learning about new civilizations. Has a great passion about nature, hiking and camping. If you’re looking for an experienced and friendly guide experience with a passion for the outdoors and nature then Alex can assure you an unforgettable experience of Machu Picchu, Cusco and the natural beauty that is Peru.
Total cost for the guide services of Alex for one day (8 hours) = a booking fee of USD 33 via Paypal, debit / credit cards, bank transfer or Crypto Currency plus USD 56 in cash to Alex after his services. This makes a total of USD 89.
This excludes any transport, entrance fees or any food & beverage costs. However he can arrange a vehicle for you for an exta $60 to $80 for the day.
“well what can i say about Alex, he was very friendly, knowledgable and professional. He was able to take us to places that we never would have found otherwise. He helped us with our itinerary around this beautiful country. I would definitely recommend him for anyone coming to Peru. ” – Doreen, Canada.
Fredy
Fredy is 45 years old, LGBT friendly and speaks English, Spanish, French and Quechua which is the local Inca language.
He can’t wait to take you around, to experience the real local culture at the heart of Cusco. Explore its markets, its neighborhood of San Blas, its narrow streets, and the templo of the sun – Qoricancha. Above all, if you are looking for an outdoor activity, then you can be 100% sure you are in the right hands. After all, Fredy has explored many treks and camped at stunning sites which almost touches the sky. Inka Trail, Salkantay Trail, Palcoyo Rainbow Mountain, Ausangate Trail, Qeswachaka handmade Bridge, and many other trails. He has done the lot. If you’re looking for an experienced and friendly guide experience then Fredy can assure you an unforgettable experience of Machu Picchu, Cusco and the natural beauty that is Peru.
Total cost for the guide services of Fredy for one day (8 hours) = a booking fee of USD 33 via Paypal, debit / credit cards, bank transfer or Crypto Currency plus USD 50 in cash to Fredy after his services. This makes a total of USD 83.
This excludes any transport, entrance fees or any food & beverage costs.
“I found Fredy to be a wealth of knowledge about Peru, in particular Machu Picchu. He sure has a lot of experience and it shows. He is very friendly and he made my Cusco trip very special” – Paul, USA.
Cusco Chronicles: A Solo Sojourn through Peruvian Splendours
Welcome to Cusco, the ancient heart of the Inca Empire and a city where history, culture, and vibrant energy converge. Solo adventurers, prepare for an immersive journey through the highlights of Cusco, where the echoes of the past resonate in every cobblestone street.
The Enigmatic Machu Picchu:
Commence your solo odyssey with the iconic Machu Picchu, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that needs no introduction. Solo travellers can embark on a train journey from Cusco to witness the breathtaking Inca citadel perched amidst the Andes, a testament to ancient engineering marvels.
Cusco’s Storied Plaza de Armas:
Explore the historic heart of Cusco at Plaza de Armas, a lively square surrounded by colonial-era buildings and the stunning Cusco Cathedral. Solo adventurers can absorb the cultural richness, from local artisans selling crafts to street performers adding a touch of vibrancy.
Cultural Sojourn at Qorikancha:
Delve into Inca history at Qorikancha, the Temple of the Sun. Solo travellers can marvel at the fusion of Inca and Spanish architecture, witnessing the remnants of what was once the most important Inca temple.
Sacsayhuaman’s Archaeological Marvels:
Embark on a journey to the archaeological wonder of Sacsayhuaman, an ancient fortress perched on the outskirts of Cusco. Solo explorers can marvel at the colossal stone structures and panoramic views of the city.
Gastronomic Adventures at San Pedro Market:
Indulge in Cusco’s culinary delights at San Pedro Market. Solo adventurers can sample traditional Peruvian dishes, from ceviche to alpaca steak, immersing themselves in the local gastronomic scene.
Nightlife in San Blas: As the sun sets, San Blas comes alive with Cusco’s vibrant nightlife. Solo travellers can explore the bohemian atmosphere, discovering cozy bars, live music venues, and perhaps even joining locals in traditional dance.
LGBTQ+ Friendly Spaces:
Cusco embraces diversity, and solo travellers can find LGBTQ+ friendly spaces, particularly in the San Blas and Plaza de Armas areas. The city’s open-minded atmosphere welcomes everyone to experience its warmth and hospitality.
ChocoMuseo’s Sweet Exploration:
For a sweet adventure, visit the ChocoMuseo and indulge in the world of Peruvian chocolate. Solo explorers can participate in chocolate-making workshops, discovering the secrets behind this beloved treat.
Cusco, with its ancient wonders, vibrant markets, and rich culture, invites solo travellers to a symphony of Peruvian splendors. As you embark on your solo escapade, let Guides4Me be your trusted companion. Our solo tour guides are well-versed in navigating the complexities of Cusco, ensuring your exploration is seamless and tailored to your preferences.
Finally, choose Cusco for a solo adventure that promises archaeological marvels, culinary delights, and vibrant cultural experiences. With Guides4Me, rest assured that your journey through Cusco will be a curated experience, with every detail taken care of for an extraordinary solo exploration amidst Peruvian wonders.
Alejandro (Alex) is 41 years old, LGBT friendly and speaks English, Spanish and Quechua which is the local Inca language.
