Sun God Expedition Tours

Sun God Expeditions Tours offers luxury expeditions along the length and breadth of Peru, with a particular focus on those with limited schedules. The guides speak English and Spanish, and tour escorts are multi-lingual. Personalized tours can be arranged. Sun God Expeditions Tours is an excellent choice for couples or families.

Location
Villa El Periodista A-3 Huanchaq
Peru

Tour Operator Types:
Historical, Cultural Adventures, City Tours, Archeology, Hiking/Walking/Trekking, Beaches, Sightseeing Tours, Overland Tours, National Parks, Backpacking, 4x4/ATV/Dirtbikes, Biking

Languages Spoken
Spanish, English, German, French, Italian

Established in:
2005

Contact Information:
Phone: 51-084-232-765
Fax: 51-084-232-765
E-mail: info(at)remove-this.sungodperu.com
URL: www.sungodperu.com

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Reviews

Traveler Reviews of Sun God Expedition Tours

Inca Trail

First, Sarah and I would like to thank you for an incredible adventure in Peru.  We had the best time and so enjoyed Cusco, the food, the people, sights, and our hotels.  Both were great and the staff was
really helpful. (Especially Raquel who lead us to Olga who was a wonderful massage therapist; which helped exponentially when I was sick).

As for the trek itself, it could not have been better.   Miguel was awesome.  So patient, so nice and answered our every question (which were many).  He also considered our safety and well-being first and was
so funny and good-natured about everything.  I would highly recommend him to anyone coming to Peru who wants to do the hike.  He knows the trail so well and was able to tell us very accurately what the weather
would be like every day and what we would encounter along the way.  And while it was tough at times, it was beautiful and the fact that we could go at our own pace made it that much more enjoyable.  It also helped us
gain a much broader understanding of the Incan Empire and all the remarkable things they accomplished in the face of so many natural
obstacles.  The reality of the Spanish invasion was depressing; but much more real when you can see firsthand what they did when they destroyed
such an amazing culture.

Mario, Rolando, Cecilio and Ceverino (sp?) were amazing.  The food was awesome (the soups were especially fantastic) and what contact we had
with them was always positive.  They pretty much kept to themselves which I guess they're more comfortable with. We really, really appreciated Rolando carrying our big backpack so that we could enjoy the
hike without feeling like we were going to collapse from the weight.

Macchu Picchu had a lot more meaning to me as a result of the trek beforehand and getting to see the ruins along the way.  We were pretty sore by the time we got there so I think Miguel gave us a break and kept our tour of the city limited to the really important stuff, which we appreciated.  It was, I think, the best way to see the city--through the Sun Gate. Afterward he made sure we got safely to our hotel in Aguas
Calientes (which was perfect).

The hot springs in Aguas Calientes weren't super hot, but they were a nice relaxing way to spend the next morning.  And even though Aguas Calientes is pretty touristy, we still ha a nice time there.

The train ride home was really fun (we loved the fashion show) and dinner with you and the Argentines was lovely despite how tired I was.

Thanks for everything Alex.  Our trip was awesome and I will absolutely recommend SunGod Peru to anyone I know who's interested here.
Hope you're well,


Jody Orr

Traveler from USA on May 16, 2009

Machu Picchu and Lord of Sipan

Hi Alex, Yes, we are back to our insane reality... My head and heart is still in Peru, though. All I can say about our trip that it acceded all my expectations in a good way and completely change the image of Peru I had before. The most surprising part of our trip were the people we've met. All our guides we knowledgeable, worm and friendly. Every person we've met brought some personal touch into this trip and that made it even more unique. I felt like I'm leaving  friends every time we had to move on. I have only one minor complain: unfortunately we had TOOOO little time with Willie, our last guide in Puno. He is so much fun. Also, if you need that survey paper you gave us I can send it to you by mail. I hope I can visit Peru again soon. Good luck with your business. Warm wishes to you and your stuff.

Traveler from USA on May 16, 2009