Lots of Condor for the sunrise, great - Very good tour, excellent tour, we leave on time, modern mobilities, we arrive early to see the flight of the condor, highly recommended, excellent guide

You have to take this tour - Getting to know this part of Peru with the guide service changes your perspective. I highly recommend that you take this tour to see and understand the cultures that inhabited the canyon. Besides being able to see the condor!! The Mari guide made this experience very fun, as well as educational. We'll never forget her:)

Colca Canyon and the Condors flying high - Amazing scenery and villages that are symbolic of life for several hundred years. Opportunity to see the Condors in their natural habitat as close as ten feet above you when they are soaring the canyon wafts of air.

Very good tour - Excellent tour, very knowledgeable, very friendly. The places visited were very nice and rich in history. I recommend the tour.

Place excellent with Arequipa Explorer - The visit was spectacular the attentive guides, the charming tour, the tour we liked a lot, we could appreciate everything perfect

Good experience with Arequipa Explorer - I had a wonderful time visiting the Colca Canyon, very friendly guides and punctual mobility when picking me up. The places were very lovely.

Long day, but saw a lot.... - Long day, but saw a lot. Complimentary/continental breakfast sucked but the rest of the day was good.

Nice views. The tour... - Nice views. The tour guide spoke mostly in Spanish throughout the tour and only a little bit in English for us non Spanish speakers.

Experience that must be improved to enjoy it. - It is very important to choose well the dates to visit the viewpoints, very long journey and find everything super cloudy without being able to enjoy the condors, not worth it. It is also important that buses are adequate, such a long journey badly seated because there is no space leaves you "destroyed".

Don’t waste your day - Unfortunately nothing good to say about this tour. We’ve head of “Peruvian time” but the bus pick up was almost an hour later than planned - we messaged the host several times but got no response. When they finally arrived, we were told to sit at the back of a fully packed bus of about 30 people - we were originally told the max persons on this tour would be 18. Considering you spend most of the day on the bus this was extremely uncomfortable, with 0 space to move - not practical for fully grown adults on a hot bus! When the guide spoke, we couldn’t hear a thing as she spoke at the front with no microphone. We were sat amongst the Spanish speakers despite selecting an English tour, the other English speakers were sat together which meant all information was first passed to them at the front, then translated into Spanish. The guide made little attempt to explain anything to us in English despite our requests - we didn’t feel we learned anything beyond our reading online as a result of this. Stops were overly touristy and we often felt pressured to spend money - breakfast in particular was diabolical. This was supposed to be included but consisted of a bread roll and a measly portion of butter and jam, shared between at least 6 people. When we asked for more, we were told there would be a charge, eggs were offered but also came with a charge. We brought our own lunch as this wasn’t provided but we felt the host and restaurant manager were again pressuring us to spend money. When given instructions to meet the driver at specific times, the bus almost always appeared 20+ mins later, meaning we spent a lot of time waiting around rather than enjoying the sights. Overall, considering this trip took 16+ hours, there was very little substance to this tour. After speaking to other people on this tour we learned they felt the same. We feel we wasted what limited time we have in Arequipa and came out of it exhausted from nothing!