Cajamarca Tours & Things to Do

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Cajamarca tours by the numbers

As of November 8, 2026, TripWays lists 6 bookable tours in Cajamarca from 2 operators. Prices start at $18 per person; half of them cost $18 or less, and the top price is $1,160. A typical tour lasts 4.5 hours; 5 finish within a day and 1 are multi-day trips. 83% offer free cancellation and 83% can be booked by a single traveler.

Bookable tours
6
Operators
2
Lowest price per person
$18
Typical price (median)
$18
Middle half of prices
$18 – $20
Typical length
4.5 hours
Free cancellation
83%
Bookable by one traveler
83%
Guide languages
English (6), Spanish (6), French (5)
Cajamarca tours by length
LengthToursFromTypical price
Up to 4 hours3$18$18
4 hours to 1 day2$18$18
4–7 days1$1,160$1,160
Popular activities
ActivityToursFromTypical priceTypical length
Nature5$18$184.5 hours
Short Break4$18$194 hours
Cultural And Theme Tours3$18$184 hours
Day Trips And Excursions2$18$185.5 hours
Water2$18$185 hours

Notable tours

Source: the live TripWays catalog of bookable tours, refreshed weekly (last update November 8, 2026). Prices are the lowest per-person price shown on each tour, in US dollars. Ratings combine reviews shown on each tour page. These numbers as JSON.

Cajamarca Travel Guide & FAQs

Cajamarca, a captivating city in northern Peru, is renowned for its rich history, stunning natural landscapes, and vibrant cultural heritage. Visitors often explore this destination best during the dry season, which typically spans from May to September, offering pleasant weather for outdoor activities and sightseeing. Trips to Cajamarca usually last around 3 to 5 days, providing ample time to experience its thermal baths, colonial architecture, and nearby archaeological sites. Known for its unique blend of nature and history, Cajamarca is an ideal spot for travelers seeking both adventure and cultural immersion.

TripWays features 8 tours in Cajamarca, highlighting popular categories such as Day Tours & Activities, Nature excursions, and Short Break options. These tours offer diverse experiences, from exploring scenic landscapes to enjoying local traditions, making Cajamarca a versatile destination within Peru’s rich travel tapestry.

What is the best time to visit Peru?

The best time to visit Peru is generally during the dry season, from May to September, when weather conditions are favorable for travel and outdoor activities.

How many days should I spend in Peru?

A typical trip to Peru ranges from one to three weeks, depending on the regions you wish to explore and the types of experiences you want to have.

What is the typical cost range for tours in Peru?

On TripWays, tours in Cajamarca range from $18 to $1,160 per person, and half of them cost $18 or less (prices as of November 8, 2026). Tours of a day or less start at $18; multi-day tours start at $1,160.

How many days are recommended for a visit to Cajamarca?

Spending 3 to 5 days in Cajamarca is recommended to fully explore its historical sites, natural attractions, and cultural experiences.

What are the best areas to stay in Cajamarca?

The city center of Cajamarca is the best area to stay, offering easy access to major attractions, restaurants, and local markets.

What popular day trips can I take from Cajamarca?

Popular day trips from Cajamarca include visits to the nearby archaeological sites, thermal baths, and scenic natural parks that showcase the region’s rich history and landscapes.

How long are tours in Cajamarca?

Half of the tours in Cajamarca last 4.5 hours or less. By length: Up to 4 hours: 3; 4 hours to 1 day: 2; 4–7 days: 1.

Can I cancel a tour in Cajamarca for free?

5 of 6 tours in Cajamarca (83%) offer free cancellation. The exact deadline is shown on each tour page before you pay.

Can a solo traveler book a tour in Cajamarca?

Yes: 5 of 6 tours in Cajamarca can be booked for one person. The others need a minimum group of two or more travelers, shown on the tour page.