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Private Experience for Photography Lovers
5.0 on Google (13) · 132 reviews on TripadvisorThis private experience pairs a professional photographer with a bilingual guide for a walk through the most photogenic corners of Cusco’s historic centre, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Each stop is chosen for its light and its background: the Plaza de Armas with the Cathedral and the Compañía church, the Inca walls of Calle Loreto, the Twelve-Angled Stone, the bohemian lanes of San Blas, the painted steps of Siete Borreguitos, the colonial aqueduct of Sapantiana and, to finish, the San Cristóbal viewpoint with the whole city below.
Pickup at your hotel or a meeting point at the agreed time; the route is planned around the best light of the day, so morning or late afternoon starts work best. The photographer guides poses, composition and placement at each location while the guide tells the story of the place, so the photos come out natural. Afterwards you receive a curated set of edited high-resolution photographs and a short highlight video, delivered digitally within the agreed time.
Couples, honeymoons, anniversaries, proposals, families and content creators. We can add drone video, proposal decoration or a premium photographer with cinematic video as options when booking. Children are welcome; the route is on foot over cobbled streets with a couple of short climbs, at Cusco’s altitude, so allow a day in the city first.
Comfortable shoes for cobbles, sunglasses and sunscreen, a second outfit if you want to change style, and a phone with battery to share a few moments on the way. Leave large backpacks at the hotel. Museum entrances, food and drinks are not included.
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Pickup at your hotel. First photos with the Cathedral and the Compañía church as backdrop, then the Inca walls of Calle Loreto and the Twelve-Angled Stone.
The cobbled lanes, colonial balconies and galleries of San Blas, and the painted steps of Siete Borreguitos.
The colonial stone aqueduct surrounded by greenery, one of the city's best-kept secrets for elegant photographs.
Final session with the whole of Cusco and the mountains behind, then return to your hotel. Edited photos and video delivered digitally.
Quick answers to the most common questions about this tour.
Private transport, a professional photographer, a bilingual guide, the route through the historic centre, the session at every location, professional editing, a highlight video and digital delivery.
A curated selection of edited high-resolution photographs, chosen to keep the best moments of the session, plus a short video.
Yes. Tell us in advance and we plan the time for it.
It is one of our most requested experiences for couples. Tell us the occasion when booking and we adapt the route, and we can add proposal decoration or drone video.
Yes. The route is on foot over cobbled streets with a couple of short climbs; the pace adapts to the family.
We design itineraries with generous pacing, so you can truly immerse yourself and connect with Cusco.
Private tours: no strangers, no crowded buses. Just you, your people and your guide.
We skip the tourist traps and show you living Andean culture and little-visited archaeological sites.
Want to stop for a photo or stay longer at a site? It is your private tour: you control the clock.
From safety protocols to altitude tips, our local team looks after every step of your journey.
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