Saywite arqueologocal site | Informal Campsite

June 12th, 2022 by outintonowhere

Today there was a chain across the entrance and officially camping is prohibited.

February 1st, 2020 by kjoutofthebox.travel.blog

Stayed here overnight. Didn’t see anyone official between 7 pm and 8 am so didn’t had to pay. Used the not locked bathrooms of the „Centro municipal“ (cyan building 300 m away) since toilets close by were not useable.

August 31st, 2019 by kdgreene58

Very nice location. Yes it is small but the points of interest are very interesting. There are only two spots for large vehicles, but we fit nicely and enjoyed ourselves.

July 10th, 2019 by It's not a slow car, it's a fast house

Stop here for the big stone AND the features down the path/hill. Sacrificial stone. Water stairs. More. Big area to park and camp. Basic bathrooms. Quiet area. Curious kids. Accessible by any rig.

February 21st, 2019 by pierreetcharlinetdm

10soles pp ?? in our opinion it doesn't worth it. welve visites all the incas site with the boleto turisti o and this one seems to be very small for the price.

October 13th, 2018 by benedictdentalinc

A most amazing ancient city, we spent an hour and a half walking around this site. 10 sol per person and we found it well worth the money!

September 7th, 2017 by wu-tour.de

we paid 10 sol p.p. and were allowed to stay overnight. it was quiet. no facilities. the arqueological side is nice to visit. don' t miss the stones downstairs behind the temple and old watering sistem.

July 11th, 2017 by felipe

Pancho didnt let us stay the night unless we paid him 10s pp so we left and sleep in a gas station.

April 10th, 2017 by chasing-summer.de

just as discribed. no shelter in case of bad weather

February 3rd, 2017 by mcnabb4mvp05

Small ruins site, beautiful views and a cool monolith rock. Paid 10 soles pp. would make for a good quiet spot to camp

November 10th, 2016 by grganz

Good place, tranquillo, stopped at 11.30pm and met the guard named Pancho in the morning.If you pass behind the blue fence you are already on the site. We have been asked to pay. Camping no problem, even possible on the ruins.
The Inka empire carved in stone is a must see.

August 24th, 2016 by alexm_

quiet, a guard lives by the ruins, which are 10s entry. Camping was free.

April 11th, 2016 by stephen.o.sloan

Last best spot before abancay, really quiet after sunset. Minimal dog activity overnight. Wonderful view and interesting little ruins to explore.

March 27th, 2013 by Viaje sin Destino

In the archaeological site you can camp because it has a field at the entrance and a serene charged input from 7am to 17h. The place is very quiet and small with not very large resort to visit, but with interesting rock model of the Inca empire that was worth seeing. No features amenities only a source of "clean" water that can be used for cooking, washing and fill the water tank of your camper. While there has bathroom, you will find many shrubs that can serve as a natural latrine.

If you continue down the path 3S 1km after the fall of Saywite you will see a large gazebo with left hand shoulder of where the cars stop to sleep and to find some tents.