Cheap Flight Deals to Cusco CUS from CA $65
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How to find cheap flights to Cusco?
The cheapest prices found with in the last 7 days for return flights were CA $122 and CA $65 for one-way flights to Cusco for the period specified. Prices and availability are subject to change. Additional terms apply
| Origin | Destination | Travel dates | Flights from* |
|---|---|---|---|
| LIM | Cusco | January 9 to January 14 | CA $122 |
| SCL | Cusco | December 7 to December 12 | CA $452 |
| LPB | Cusco | January 23 to January 29 | CA $580 |
| GIG | Cusco | December 1 to December 10 | CA $784 |
| MIA | Cusco | November 28 to December 11 | CA $845 |
| MEX | Cusco | January 16 to January 31 | CA $977 |
| ORD | Cusco | November 30 to December 6 | CA $1,069 |
| SFO | Cusco | November 28 to December 8 | CA $1,139 |
Your guide to flights to Cusco, CUS
LATAM Airlines Group, Delta fly to Cusco, so use Travelocity to search, find, and compare some truly tempting deals from the 4 airlines—that way you can be sure you’ve found the best deal for you. A flight to Cusco CUS currently costs between CA $122 and CA $1,139. Prices vary, but for the best fares, travel in March when prices are at their lowest.
Top tips for finding cheap flights to Cusco
The cheapest flight for a round trip to Cusco is currently CA $122. When you search for flights to Cusco, enter your preferred travel dates then click on ‘flexible dates’ to compare cheap flight tickets to Cusco for nearby days. The cheapest month to travel to Cusco is March from our list of deals available.
But if you’re flexible about when you travel, you can find great deals on flights across the year. If you’re planning a vacation, you can save more on Travelocity when you bundle flights with car rental and hotel bookings, too. Many airlines currently offer flexible booking options, so look for flights offering no change fees.
How to cancel flights to Cusco
We know plans change, that’s why at Travelocity, we make it as easy as possible for you to cancel or amend your plane tickets. Go to My Trips, enter your itinerary number, then follow the instructions. Many airlines let you cancel flights online free of charge if you booked it in the last 24 hours. Visit Customer Service for more advice.
Why you should book your flight to Cusco with Travelocity
We have top deals on plane tickets even for last minute flights to Cusco, so you can simply type in your travel dates and compare our best prices. Booking with Travelocity means you get flexible cancellation options, 24/7 support, and, thanks to our Price Match Promise, if the airfare drops after you book, you can get a refund! Whether you’re planning a business trip, weekend getaway, or a family vacation—let Travelocity get you to Cusco for less.
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Frequently asked questions
Flights To Cusco
Flights to Cusco land at Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport (CUZ), less than a 10-minute drive from the city center. Nestled in the Andes Mountains in southeastern Peru, Cusco was the ancient capital of the Incan Empire—one of the major pre-Columbian civilizations in the Americas. It was conquered by the Spanish explorer Pizarro in 1533. This Spanish influence is still evident today in the beautiful colonial architecture. Named a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Cusco is an entrancing blend of ancient Incan history Spanish culture that make it definitely worth a visit (or two).
Transportation from CUZ
With CUZ located so close to the center of Cusco, travelers coming in on Cusco flights have easy access to a broad range of Cusco hotels just outside the airport and in the city itself. Any of these will put you in a good location from which to explore the region's attractions. Need a lift downtown to the beautiful historical center of Cusco? When you exit the airport, you'll see buses stopping on your right. Locally, these are referred to as combis. Many of these pass through downtown Cusco; just check with the drivers to find out where they're headed. Cabs are also fairly inexpensive, especially as it's such a short trip to town. It's also possible to rent a car if you want more freedom of mobility to visit ruins during your trip to Peru. Make your first stop the storied Plaza de Armas, where you can admire several beautiful old churches and revel in the history that took place just under your feet. Cusco is also the gateway to Machu Picchu, the world-famous Incan ruins, which are considered by many as one the great Wonders of the World.
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