Compare Top Qeswachaka Bridge Day Tours
Cross the iconic Qeswachaka Rope Bridge, a living Incan engineering marvel suspended high above the Vilcanota River. This immersive day trip from Cusco combines breathtaking Andean landscapes with authentic cultural encounters in remote Quechua communities. Travelers can compare diverse tour options to find the perfect balance of adventure and comfort. Experience stunning mountain scenery, traditional weaving demonstrations, and the thrill of crossing the only remaining hanging bridge in South America. Whether you seek a private excursion or group experience, discover why this UNESCO-recognized heritage site is an essential addition to any Cusco itinerary. Book your journey through history and nature today.
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Q’eswachaka is the last Inca bridge in Peru. Handwoven from grass and spanning 118 feet over a steep canyon, it is an incredible feat of engineering!
- Hotel pick up and drop off
- Bus transport.
- English and Spanish speaking guide.
- Breakfast and lunch.
- Entry to the Q'eswachaka Bridge: 10PEN per person
Free cancellation up to 3 days before the day of the activity. Any cancellations after this or no-shows on the day will not be refunded.
Q'eswachaka - this Inca bridge is the only one that still exists. It is located approximately three hours from Cusco by car, in the province of Canas. People who love adventure and culture should visit this place. people who have the courage can cross the bridge that measures 28 meters and that is m...
- Transport
- Pick up from your hotel
- Lunch
- Breakfast
- Professional bi-lingual guide
- Entrance (25 Soles)
- Qeswachaka Peru Tours
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
The full day tour of Qeswachaka Bridge is an absolutely unique tour. This tour will take you to some lesser known but amazing attractions within the Cusco region. On this tour you will see the beautiful four lakes of the highlands of Pomacanchi and Qeswachaka, the famous and ancient Inca bridge made...
- Tourist Transportation
- Pick up from your hotel
- Sime Buffet Lunch
- First aid kit (includes emergency oxygen tank
- Semi Buffet Breakfast
- Professional tour guide who is fluent in English
- Entrance fee for Qeswachaka Bridge
- Entrace fee for the Mini Volcano
- Cusipata
- Combapata
- Qeswachaka Peru Tours
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
The tour to the Qeswachaka Inca Bridge begins with pickup from your hotel from 4:30 – 5:00 a.m. Continuing almost a two-hour trip through the south of Cusco, we will visit the four lagoons. After enjoying a quiet moment near the lagoons, we will visit the small volcano of Pabellones, which is loca...
- Transport
- tour guide
- pick up from your hotel
- lunch
- breakfast
- Entrances
- Cusco
- Cusco
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to the most common questions travelers ask before visiting.Across the 50 tour options we compare, most cost between $47 and $139, with a median price of around $60. The full spread ranges from about $40 to $318, depending on whether you choose a basic group sightseeing tour or a more comprehensive private experience.
Yes, for most travellers. While entry tickets are included in only 12% of the options we compare (meaning many operators charge separately for the bridge access), guides are included in 62% of listings. A guide adds significant value by explaining the Inca engineering and history at the site, which is otherwise just a rope-and-straw bridge. Additionally, 36% of tours include hotel pickup and drop-off, which saves considerable hassle given the remote location.
These are full-day commitments. The typical duration is 10 hours to 1 day, with a median of 12 hours. Most options (70%) are guided tours, and while 44% run as group tours, there is an unusually high share of private tours at 32%. This mix means you can easily find a private vehicle option if you prefer flexibility over joining a larger crowd.
Meals are included in 36% of the options we compare, so it is wise to check the itinerary before booking. Transport is handled differently across platforms: 56% of tours involve walking at the destination, while getting there involves a bus (28%), car (16%), or private vehicle (6%). Only 16% of all options explicitly list "Transport Included" as a broad category, so verify if your ticket covers the minivan ride from Cusco.
Sustainability is not a primary filter for this activity, but it is present. Only 3 of the 50 options (6%) are tagged as eco-friendly. These tend to be smaller-group or private cultural tours that emphasize local community support rather than mass tourism. If green travel is a priority, look specifically for those few flagged listings.
Tours are offered in 5 languages: English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, and Italian. Booking ahead is generally safe; 60% of the options offer instant confirmation, and only 1 listing (2%) is flagged as likely to sell out. However, since the average rating is 4.58 stars across 156 pooled reviews, popular slots may fill up during peak season, so early booking is still recommended for the best selection.
Reviews are overwhelmingly positive, with approximately 97% sentiment being positive across the analysed products. Travelers frequently use words like "amazing," "incredible," and "unique experience." The cultural aspect is the standout theme, appearing in 96% of options, so you can expect a strong focus on the historical significance of the bridge and the surrounding Andean landscape rather than just adventure sports.
Acclimatize for two days. Drink coca tea and stay hydrated.
Yes, trains fill up fast. Book months ahead for best seats.
Use Peruvian Soles. Small vendors rarely accept US dollars.
