PERU
Peru's classics.
Our pick of the 10 horseback riding tours worth booking in Peru, with the details that matter: what you see, how long you need, and what it costs.
A half-day horseback ride near Cusco with panoramic views and a visit to Balcón del Diablo, Chacán, plus stops at quieter Inca sites.
“excellent riding. lovely horses. amazing scenery and a very knowledgeable guide. loved my horse Fuego”
Ride through the Cusco countryside on well-cared-for horses, then walk to the Temple of the Moon and nearby mystical ruins.
“Our guide Holger was very knowledgeable and friendly! I was traveling with a group of friends and all of us had minimum experience with riding horses and yet we felt comfortable. One of the must do in Cusco!”
Horseback ride from Cusco to Sacsayhuaman, Qenqo, Puka Pucara and Tambomachay, with hotel pickup and guided Inca history.
“We had the best experience! The horseback riding was by far the best part. Felt like we were in a movie with all of the gorgeous scenery. The archeological sites were great and our guide knew sooo much information! 10/10 recommend.”
Half-day horseback ride from Cusco to Sacsayhuaman park lands. Temple of the Moon, Inca Face, caves, snacks, and private transport.
“What a wonderful way to spend the morning, on horseback through the hills of cusco. Our guide was amazing, and shared his love of the history and beauty of the area!! Thank you for such an amazing experience!!”
Rainbow Mountain horseback tour from Cusco: early pickup, Cusipata breakfast and lunch, camelids on the way, oxygen included.
“Nous avons apprécié l'organisation de l'équipe.”
Early horseback ride to Peru’s Rainbow Mountain (5200 m) with Cusipata breakfast-lunch buffets and camelid spotting from Cusco.
“Had a great day! Our tour guide, Alex, was informative and very helpful. The only area that could use a bit of improvement is the communication from the tour company. Apart from that, everything was excellent.”
Horseback ride to Rainbow Mountain near Cusco, see camelids, and eat breakfast and buffet lunch with oxygen and a guide.
“The views are outstanding, organisation very good but the food was poor. Apart from that a good trip.”
Explore Sacsayhuaman and Qenqo with a guide, learn about Inca mummification, then ride horses for an hour near Cusco’s ruins.
Horseback or hike to Ausangate’s Seven Lakes from Cusco: 12–15 hours, rainbow lagoons, Andean breakfast, and optional hot springs.
“Alexander was great. The breakfast and lunch was amazing and the views were second to none. You must do this while in Cusco you will not regret it!”
Horseback to Vinicunca’s Seven Colors at 5,200m from Cusco. Includes breakfast and buffet lunch, small group, and mineral-rich views.
“Really so beautiful. Rainbow mountain is pretty, but the surrounding area like red valley really makes this special. Did have a little confusion with pre booking the horse as well. I recommend booking a tour that doesn’t include the horse, and just pay in person. Alfredo supported us, and even offered someone oxygen when they…”
