Qeswachaka Inca Bridge Tour (Full Day)

Durations

1 Day

Max. Altitude

3700 m.s.n.m

Group Size

02 - 15 person

Difficulty

Medium

Type Service

Private - Group

Support

24/7

Estimated total

$57.75

Tour Date

Passengers

Subtotal$55.00

Online booking fee (5%)$2.75

Total$57.75

🔒 Secure payment · Flexible cancellation

Join Machu Picchu 360 for an unforgettable Qeswachaka Inca Bridge Tour. This full-day adventure starts from Cusco City. Our expert tour guide will lead the way. You’ll explore the marvel of the Qeswachaka Bridge, a testament to Inca engineering.

This private tour offers a deep dive into the history of Inca suspension bridges. You’ll learn about the traditional techniques used to maintain the Q’eswachaka rope bridge annually. The Apurimac River flows beneath, offering stunning views.

Please note, safety is our priority. Capture breathtaking photos and make memories. Join us for an educational and amazing day tour. Discover the Qeswachaka bridge with Machu Picchu 360.

Itinerary

The Qeswachaka Inca Bridge Tour with Machu Picchu 360 kicks off early. We leave Cusco City at 5:00 AM. Our first leg of the journey is a scenic drive. It takes roughly 3 hours.

By 8:00 AM, we’ll arrive at the Qeswachaka bridge site. Here, we spend about 2 hours. The tour guide will explain the bridge’s construction and significance. You’ll learn about the annual renewal tradition by local communities.

Around 10:30 AM, we enjoy a traditional Peruvian lunch. This meal is in a local community nearby. It’s a great time to engage with local customs and cuisine. Lunch lasts approximately 1 hour.

After lunch, we dedicate an hour to crossing the Qeswachaka bridge. The Apurimac River below offers stunning views, perfect for photos. We’ll also explore surrounding areas.

We start heading back to Cusco City at around 2:00 PM. The return trip offers a chance to rest. We arrive back in Cusco by 5:00 PM. This marks the end of an unforgettable full-day tour to the Qeswachaka Inca Bridge with Machu Picchu 360.

Included

Round-trip transportation from Cusco City
Professional bilingual tour guide
Entrance fees to the Qeswachaka bridge site
Traditional Peruvian lunch
Safety equipment for crossing the bridge
Bottled water
Personalized attention in a small group setting

Not Included

Breakfast
Tips for the tour guide and driver
Personal expenses
Travel insurance
Additional snacks or beverages beyond water
Souvenirs

Additional Information

Complimentary pickup and drop-off at your Cusco accommodation
Map of the tour area
Rain ponchos (on loan for the day)

Recommendations

To fully enjoy the Qeswachaka Inca Bridge Tour, we recommend spending at least one day acclimatizing in Cusco before taking the tour, as the region is located at high altitude.

Wear comfortable clothing in layers, since temperatures in the Andes can change quickly throughout the day. A warm jacket and comfortable walking shoes are highly recommended, especially if you plan to walk across the bridge or explore the surrounding viewpoints.

Bring sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat to protect yourself from the strong mountain sun. It is also advisable to carry a reusable water bottle and light snacks to stay hydrated and energized during the journey.

For photography lovers, this tour offers incredible opportunities to capture the dramatic landscapes of the Andes and the impressive view of the Apurímac River flowing beneath the bridge.

Finally, please respect the local communities and traditions that preserve this ancient Inca bridge. Follow your guide’s instructions and help protect this cultural heritage site for future generations.

Faq's

It’s a full-day tour to the Qeswachaka bridge, an Inca engineering marvel, operated by Machu Picchu 360. The tour includes transportation, a guide, lunch, and entrance fees.

The tour starts and ends in Cusco City. We offer complimentary pickup and drop-off at your accommodation.

Bring comfortable walking shoes, sun protection, a hat, water, and a camera. We provide rain ponchos and a water bottle.

Yes, it is safe. The bridge is annually rebuilt with traditional techniques and materials, and safety equipment is provided.

Children can join, but it may not be suitable for very young children due to the walking involved. Contact us for advice.

Lunch will be a traditional Peruvian meal, accommodating vegetarians. Please inform us of dietary restrictions in advance.

The tour lasts approximately 13.5 hours, from early morning pickup to late afternoon drop-off.

Moderate fitness is recommended. There’s some walking on uneven terrain, but it’s accessible for most people.