Llama Walk in Ollantaytambo with Farm Visit
From €54 per person
See availability →Take a llama walk in Ollantaytambo on a slow three-hour outing with a local guide: rural paths, mountain views, a camelid farm and stories of Andean village life.
A llama walk in Ollantaytambo is a quiet change from the town's famous ruins. You meet your guide in the town's Main Square and head out to a rural area, where the llamas that will walk with you are waiting. Before you set off, the guide explains how Andean communities have long used these animals to carry goods and link different parts of the mountains.
The pace is relaxed. You follow rural paths beside the animals, with fields and mountains around you, and there are several chances to stop for photos. On the way the guide talks about village life, farming, traditional trade and why camelids matter here, and the outing includes a visit to a local farm where you meet them up close.
- Walking with llamas along country paths
- A visit to a local camelid farm
- A small group of up to 10 people
- Drinks and photo stops
The walk lasts about three hours and ends back in Ollantaytambo, so you can keep exploring the town on your own. Transport from Cusco, meals and the entrance to the archaeological site are not included. It is not suitable for people with mobility impairments or animal allergies.