Excellent service and excellent experience - Excellent!!! Our Guide Jorge very attentive and friendly, very concerned at all times for the children, thank you very much!! The abode of the gods is a great choice for little ones

A very nice experience in quad bikes - A wonderful experience, you feel the adrenaline at all times even before getting on a quad bike😁 thank you for the experience provided, I would sincerely love to return to this tour. Thanks to Transfer Royier for his kindness, he is a very social and cheerful person.

The 5 star Guide - Excellent experience! Jorgito, our Guide very patient and attentive at all times. For any other activity will be our first choice always. Recommended!

Adventure guaranteed. - Excellent tours, security and guaranteed fun and above all the excellent explanation on the way to the abode of the gods of our Guide George. Recommended 100% We will return!!!!

An excellent four wheel tour - It was a spectacular experience and the attention and instructions for the group from the Guide what we got that day Moses did an excellent job, very Pro, plus the bikes make it feel unforgettable and full of adrenaline

Unforgettable - Top-rated!!! Super recommended! It is a mandatory, unforgettable activity!! Important to have jacket, before 10 am it is very cold and then touch in T-shirt! It's worth it!

Fun and beautiful landscape - So fun, well organized, beautiful landscape! Recommended! Our guide Moses was wonderful, he explained us a lot of stuff about the place ☺️

Quad bike and adventure - Exciting and unique! Touring the Abode of the Gods by motorbike is an adventure you will not forget. Stunning landscapes and striking sculptures!

Recommended. Buen tour - An unforgettable experience! The quad bike tour to the Abode of the Gods in Cusco was amazing. The adrenaline of driving among Andean landscapes, combined with the majesty of giant sculptures, just spectacular! Highly recommended!

Great company, not a great destination - The marketing team did great on these pics. First, our favorite part was the guy who came to pic us up had the nicest, newest car we had been in while in Cusco. He was very nice. He drove us about 20 minutes away and told us about all we were seeing out our windows in his broken English.. When we got to the place, our tour guide also spoke some English. We got on outdated machines with used (dirty) helmets and (falling apart) gloves and proceeded to drive maybe 2 miles on their main roads (which are half paved) at 10-15 km per hour. It was horribly boring with not too much scenery apart from the poverty, and there are stray dogs that come race after you. Once you get to the place, it is on the side of the road and appears to be next to a garbage dump. You park up the road and walk. There are maybe 6 cute statues and carved faces. There are lots of stairs. They were doing construction on some of the area so it was sectioned off. There was a cafe that wasn't open (but coffee, juice and snacks available at front) and a gift shop that has no lights, but uses windows as its natural lighting. It was cloudy when we went so very difficult to see. It would have been nicer if they kept the grounds clean- there were lots of little pieces of garbage around, wrappers and such. If you walk to the top you can have a nice view of the city. I didn't recommend going here to my friends, who went to Cusco the following week. The tour company was very nice and professional, and our ride was waiting for us when we returned to the store, but the destination was not worth it. Bring your own water and snacks, sunscreen (they offer ponchos).