Privacy Policy

This site compares bus, flight and train options between Lima and Cusco, plus 13 tours along the southern route, from Paracas and Huacachina to Puno and Machu Picchu. There is no account, no form and no checkout. Every booking happens on the live listing page, never here, which keeps the amount of data at stake very small.

What Gets Collected

The analytics here are blunt instruments. They tally which pages get opened, roughly where a visitor is connecting from, and which outbound links, say to a Paracas day trip or a Machu Picchu listing, actually earn a click, all pooled into totals. If the Nazca overflight page draws steady attention while the airport-transfer comparisons sit unread, that imbalance decides what gets written next. No individual is followed across visits. And since nothing is booked on this site, no name, email address or card number is ever requested or kept.

Cookies And Listing Pages

Cookies on this site are few and dull: a short analytics cookie that notes a page was opened, and little else. Everything changes at the outbound link. The live booking page you land on sets its own cookies under its own policy, including one that attributes your purchase back to the site that sent you, and that policy is the one that matters from then on. The same logic applies further downstream. A PeruRail Titicaca train ticket or a Machu Picchu day tour is handled by the operator or vendor, whose terms take over the moment you leave. The disclosure page names every partner involved and spells out the payment arrangement in plain terms.

What Never Leaves Here

• Your data is never sold to anyone.
• No ads run on these pages, no pixel fires, and no cookie here follows you between sites.
• No email address is ever requested, because there is no newsletter, no mailing list and no account.
• No payment happens here and no seat is reserved. Pick a Paracas day trip or a Colca Canyon bus, and the booking takes place on that operator's live page.
• Nothing entered here stays here. The contact page hands your question straight to your own email client, so a query about the Colca bus or a Cusco airport pickup travels through your mail provider and nothing else.

Hosting

The site sits on an ordinary commercial host whose servers keep IP addresses in standard access logs to block abuse. Nobody on this side opens those logs to build a picture of any reader or to tie someone to the pages they viewed.

Your Choices

A private browsing window, an ad blocker or your browser's built-in tracking protection will block the analytics script, and nothing breaks when it does. Pages still load and every listing link still works with JavaScript switched off.

Want a straight answer on a specific route? Write to us. The disclosure page explains the money side.