Generic and superficial tour for the undemanding
Disclaimer: I am absolutely not the targeted demography for this tour. What follows is a eurocentric opinion.
I’ve made the experience that Spanish-speaking tours in South America are like this one: a guide reproducing solid information akin to listening to a radio while getting walked through the places of interest. Most tourists will touch everything, ask questions whose answers have already been given and take a ton of pictures, mostly of themselves. If this is your jam, read no further, this is a tour tailored for you.
Let me stress Spanish-speaking, since English-speaking tours often differ quite a bit (but are often larger in group sizes and are slowed down by frail, older generations).
What you don’t get here: a guide that interacts with you, atunes to the group and individuals’ dynamics, creates a genuine room for questions and conversations, offers information that is more layered than what you can read online, look through the curtain of well-polished criollo narratives.
What you won’t get either is a critical view on the horrors of colonization. It’s worse – there is a subtle but constant glorification of the cultural genocide committed by the Catholic Church. It’s heart-breaking how normalized it is even for people with indigenous ancestry like our guide to endorse centuries of systematic uprooting and religious gaslighting.