12 Days | 11 Nights
Be part of a unique and unforgettable adventure through Peru, a country filled with natural wonders and historical legacies. Discover the majestic Machu Picchu, recognized as one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Observe the rich marine life around the Ballestas Islands, marvel at the impressive depth of the Colca Canyon, and immerse yourself in the unique customs of the Uros and Taquile communities on their floating islands in Puno.
On this 12-day, 11-night trip, you'll begin by visiting Lima city. Then, we'll head to Ica, where you can enjoy the Ballestas Islands and experience the diversity of its marine fauna. We'll continue to the charming white city of Arequipa, where we can observe the flight of condors in the Colca Canyon. This adventure also includes the highland Puno city. Here, we'll explore Lake Titicaca and its iconic Uros and Taquile islands.
Finally, we'll arrive in Cusco, where we'll visit the Sacred Valley and experience the Inca citadel of Machu Picchu.
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Upon arrival in Lima, whether by air or land, a member of our team will greet you with a sign bearing your name. You will then be escorted to our tour bus, which will take you comfortably to your hotel. There you can settle in and relax after your trip.
The rest of the day will be free for you to explore and enjoy Lima's most notable attractions.
Overnight stay: Lima
On the second day of our tour, we'll begin with a stop for a delicious breakfast, including coffee, homemade breads, and traditional natural juices.
After this experience, around 9:30 a.m., we'll prepare to head to the Paracas pier to board a boat to the Ballestas Islands. During the speedboat ride, we'll admire the mysterious "Candelabro" carved into the hillside and various species of marine fauna, such as sea lions, pelicans, shorebirds, penguins, and, if we're lucky, some dolphins, accompanying us on our tour.
Then, we'll head to Ica, where we'll enjoy lunch at the "Cultur Pisco" restaurant and vineyard. In addition to sampling the local flavors, you'll also learn about the wine and pisco production process, including a tasting of these traditional beverages.
The day will continue with a visit to the beautiful Huacachina Oasis, where we'll ride the tubes for an adrenaline-filled experience and sandboard down the dunes, a perfect spot for capturing photographic memories.
Finally, we'll head to the city of Nazca on our tour bus. After arriving, you can rest and/or prepare for the next day's adventure.
Overnight stay: Nazca
Meals: Breakfast and lunch
Our visit to the Nazca Lines begins with a visit to the Ica airfield, a designated location for aerial tourism operations. There, we will prepare for the exciting experience of flying over the mysterious geoglyphs. Before takeoff, we will receive a brief briefing that will help us better understand the history and significance of these impressive figures carved in the desert.
During the flight, we will have the opportunity to admire a unique view of some of the most iconic geoglyphs, such as the monkey, the hummingbird, the spider, the astronaut, the dog, the condor, and the whale, among others, whose lines captivate with their size and precision.
At the end of this aerial experience, we'll escort you back to your hotel so you can rest. After a while, we'll board the bus, which will take us to the city of Arequipa.
Overnight stay: Arequipa
Beginning the fourth day, we'll pick you up from your hotel to board the Mirabus. We'll begin our tour in the picturesque Yanahuara district, where you can taste traditional frozen cheese and enjoy a spectacular view from its famous tourist lookout point.
Then, we'll head to the Carmen Alto lookout point in the Cayma district, where we'll enjoy a panoramic view of the Arequipa countryside and the Chilina Valley.
Continuing the tour, we'll visit the Inka Alpaca store, where, in addition to purchasing local products, you can explore a small camelid zoo.
Next, we'll head to the mansion of Manuel García Carbajal, the founder of Arequipa, to learn more about the city's history. We'll also visit the Sabandía windmill, a picturesque spot where we can enjoy the view and, if you wish, interact with horses and ATVs.
Overnight stay: Arequipa
Starting the fifth day, at approximately 7:30 a.m., we will visit you at your hotel to begin our adventure to the Colca Canyon. Along the way, we will skirt the Chachani Volcano while enjoying the flora and fauna of the Salinas and Aguada Blanca National Reserve. We will then make a brief stop in Patahuasi to admire the impressive rock formations found in the area. Along the way, we may observe llamas, alpacas, and wetlands.
Continuing our journey, we will arrive at Patapampa, the highest point of our journey, at 4,910 m.a.s.l. Known as the "Viewpoint of the Volcanoes," it is perfect for a photo shoot or to enjoy a more peaceful setting. From there, we will begin the descent to Chivay, where we will enjoy a delicious lunch.
After lunch, we will transfer you to your assigned hotel in Chivay, and then visit the hot springs to relax.
Overnight stay: Chivay
Meals: Lunch
After breakfast at the hotel, we will pick you up at 6:20 a.m. and transfer to Chivay, where we will meet up with the group. From there, we will take a short drive of approximately one hour to the cross of the condor viewpoint, one of the most iconic spots in the Colca Canyon. Here we will have the opportunity to observe the majestic flight of the condor and appreciate the impressive depth of the canyon.
On the way back, we will stop at several natural viewpoints and visit picturesque towns such as Maca, where you can see its colonial church and, if you wish, try a Sancayo pisco sour (passengers' own expense). We will also visit the town of Yanque, known for its traditional charm. Afterwards, we will return to Chivay for lunch.
After lunch, we will board the bus to Puno. During the journey, we will make stops at points of interest such as the Volcanoes Lookout, Patahuasi, and Lagunillas, ideal places to enjoy the atmosphere and take photo sessions.
Arrival in Puno is scheduled for around 7:30 p.m. At that time, one of our agents will be waiting to escort you to your accommodation.
Overnight: Puno
Meals: Lunch
Starting a new day, we will visit one of Puno's most iconic attractions: the Uros floating islands. Handcrafted by the locals, they are characterized by their location on Lake Titicaca, featuring a typical plant, the totora (an aquatic plant native to the area). There, you will learn how this ancient community has preserved its traditions, using this plant as a base for building their homes.
During the visit, you will also be able to appreciate examples of their craftsmanship, such as textiles, decorative objects, and items that reflect their relationship with the natural environment.
Later, we will arrive at Taquile Island, renowned for its cultural richness and traditional textiles, declared an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO. On this island, weaving is a form of cultural expression that reveals details about the identity, social organization, and worldview of its inhabitants. You will witness craft demonstrations by the locals themselves and enjoy traditional dances and other artistic expressions.
To conclude the tour, we will enjoy a typical lunch on the island, overlooking the majestic lake. The menu includes a light appetizer, a main course of grilled trout with local side dishes, and hot drinks prepared with Andean herbs. A vegetarian option is also available for those who prefer.
Overnight stay: Puno
Meals: Lunch
On the eighth day of our tour, we will depart from the hotel for the historic Cusco city. Along the way, we will pass through charming Andean villages and enjoy the natural landscapes characteristic of this region. Along the way, we will admire natural spaces such as the Urcos and Huacarpay lagoons, as well as the meandering Vilcanota River, which will accompany us for much of our journey along the Route of the Sun.
Our first stop will be the town of Pucará, famous for its ceramic art, especially the traditional bulls that adorn the roofs as a symbol of protection and good fortune. We will then ascend to the highest point of the route, La Raya Pass, from where we will have impressive views of the snow-capped mountains and contemplate the source of the Vilcanota River.
Continuing on the route, we will stop for lunch at the San Pedro restaurant, which offers a varied buffet with options for all tastes: meat, fish, and vegetarian dishes. Later, we will arrive at the archaeological site of Raqchi, known for its monumental structures dedicated to the god Wiracocha.
Before arriving in the imperial city, we will visit Andahuaylillas to see its Baroque church, considered the "Sistine Chapel of the Americas" for its rich mural art and ornamentation. If time permits, we will make a brief stop in the town of Oropesa, famous for its traditional "chuta" bread.
At the end of the day, we will arrive in Cusco, where we will drop you off at your accommodation so you can relax or explore the city's charms on your own.
Overnight stay: Cusco
Meals: Lunch
Beginning on the ninth day of our itinerary, we will pick up your accommodation to begin a guided tour of Cusco and its main archaeological sites. We will begin at Qoricancha, known as the ancient Temple of the Sun, one of the most significant sacred spaces of the Inca period. Then, we will head to the archaeological complexes located in the surroundings of the imperial city.
We will start at Sacsayhuamán, a majestic construction that amazes with its gigantic stone blocks assembled with millimeter precision. We will continue to Qenqo, a ceremonial site possibly dedicated to rituals involving symbolic animals such as the puma, where offerings and religious acts were performed.
The next stop will be Pucapucara, nicknamed the "red fortress" due to the color its stones take on at dusk. It is believed to have served as a checkpoint or resting place for travelers on their way to the Inca capital.
Finally, we'll visit Tambomachay, a site linked to the water cult and considered a space reserved for the Inca elite.
Once the city tour concludes, you'll be taken back to your hotel, where you can either relax or venture out to discover more of Cusco at your own pace.
Overnight stay: Cusco
On the tenth day of our adventure, we will pick up your hotel between 7:30 and 8:00 a.m. to begin an unforgettable tour of the Sacred Valley of the Incas.
We will begin with a visit to the Pisac archaeological park, known for its agricultural terraces and ceremonial structures that dominate the valley. We will then descend to the town of the same name, where we will tour its artisan market, renowned for its colorful textiles, ceramics, and native products.
Along the way, along the Vilcanota River, we will arrive in Urubamba, where we will enjoy a traditional Andean lunch in a local restaurant, with a variety of flavors that reflect the regional cuisine.
In the afternoon, we will visit Ollantaytambo city, a majestic Inca construction that integrated military, religious, and agricultural functions. As we walk through its cobblestone streets, we will discover details about its urban layout and the historical legacy of this still-inhabited city.
Before embarking on the journey to Machu Picchu town (Aguas Calientes), we will make a stop in Chinchero, a town famous for its textile heritage. Here, we will see demonstrations of alpaca wool spinning and dyeing using ancient techniques, and we will also visit the ruins that once formed part of the palace of Túpac Inca Yupanqui.
We will end the day by taking the train from Ollantaytambo to Aguas Calientes, where upon arrival, you will be greeted by one of our agents who will escort you to your accommodation and prepare you for your visit to Machu Picchu.
Overnight stay: Machu Picchu Pueblo
Meals: Buffet lunch in the Sacred Valley
On the eleventh day of our tour, and at the previously arranged time, we will take you to the bus station to begin the journey to one of Peru's most iconic destinations: Machu Picchu, the legendary Inca city revealed to the world in 1911 by explorer Hiram Bingham.
Once at the summit, we will begin a guided tour of the most representative sections of the historic sanctuary. During the tour, the guide will share details about the spiritual, astronomical, and social value of these spaces. We will also learn about the agricultural terraces and the advanced hydraulic system that demonstrate the constructive wisdom of the Inca civilization.
At the end of the visit, we will take the bus back to Machu Picchu town (Aguas Calientes), where you will have free time to have lunch, explore the picturesque town, visit its artisan market, visit its iconic Manuel Chávez Ballón Museum, or simply relax on the banks of the Urubamba River.
Finally, in the afternoon, we will transfer to the station to board the train that will take us back to Cusco.
Overnight stay: Cusco
According to the schedule specified on your travel ticket, we will transfer you to the Cusco airport or bus terminal. Our team will be waiting for you at the indicated place and time to ensure your timely and comfortable arrival for your return.
Meals: Breakfast at the hotel
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Experiencia increíble, los guías súper divertidos, el paquete completo estuvo súper top! Definitivamente una buena opción 🙌✨
5/5 stars
La mejor atención 100% lo que nos ofrecieron sin estafas, la preocupación de la empresa para brindarnos la mejor experiencia para poder conocernos nuevos lugar y poder disfrutar al máximo. Atención de primera y amabilidad preocupación constante por darnos día a día mejor experiencia. Gracias por ayudarme a vivir una nueva experiencia en Tarapoto.
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Los lugares increíbles, la atención A1 el guía super profesional, todo las visitas excelente me encanto Machupicchu y la montaña de 7 colores
