11 Days | 10 Nights
Looking to escape the hustle and bustle of everyday life and renew yourself with Peru's fascinating natural and cultural diversity? Enjoy a unique experience visiting the famous Rainbow Mountain or the impressive Sacsayhuamán fortress. Discover its natural landscapes and stone structures that have stood the test of time.
With this 11-day, 10-night tour, you will discover some of the most iconic destinations on Peru's coast and mountains. Starting your trip in Lima, known as the "City of Kings," you'll then head to the city of Ica, where you can fly over the enigmatic Nazca Lines or relax in the Huacachina Oasis, a place surrounded by high dunes perfect for unique desert experiences.
Following this tour, you will arrive in the city of Puno, where you'll discover the traditions and lifestyle of the local communities by visiting the Taquile and Uros floating islands, known for their culture and relaxing landscapes.
Continuing your trip, you will visit Cusco, the ancient capital of the Inca civilization, where you can hike the famous Rainbow Mountain and explore the main archaeological sites, both within the city and in the Sacred Valley. Finally, you will have the unique experience of visiting Machu Picchu, the Lost City of the Incas.
This package includes all transfers, accommodations in first-class hotels, meals, professional guides in Spanish or English, and an unforgettable experience. What are you waiting for? Book your trip now! Discover Peru with us!
On your first day, upon arrival in Lima, one of our agents will greet you with a sign with your name on it. After the meeting, you will be transferred in one of our vehicles to the hotel of your choice, where you can check in and rest after your trip.
Depending on your arrival time, you can choose between enjoying some walks to familiarize yourself with the city or taking the opportunity to rest and prepare for the exciting tours we have planned.
Upon arrival in Lima, whether by air or land, one of our representatives will be waiting for you with a sign with your name on it. After meeting you, they will escort you to our tour van, where they will comfortably transfer you to your hotel. Once there, you can settle in and rest from the trip.
The rest of the day will be free for you to enjoy the best attractions of Lima at your own pace.
Overnight stay: Lima
On our second day, we begin with a stop to enjoy a breakfast that includes coffee, artisan breads, and natural juices. After breakfast, we'll arrive at the Paracas pier at approximately 9:30 a.m. to head to the Ballestas Islands. First, we'll pass through the SERNAMP checkpoint. During the speedboat ride, you'll be able to see the mysterious "Candelabro" carved into the hillside, as well as various species of marine life native to Paracas, such as sea lions, shorebirds, Humboldt penguins, and, with a bit of luck, some dolphins swimming nearby.
We'll then head to Ica for lunch at the "Cultur Pisco" restaurant and vineyard. We'll also learn about the wine and pisco production process, sampling these local drinks. We'll close the day with a visit to the Huacachina Oasis, where we'll ride tubing and sandboard down the dunes; this spot is perfect for a photo shoot.
Finally, we'll depart by bus to the city of Nazca to rest and prepare for our next adventure the following day.
Overnight stay: Nazca
Meals: Breakfast and lunch
We continue the adventure toward the Nazca Lines, heading to the Ica airfield, a special stop for tourist flights. Here, we will get ready to board the small plane that will take us to explore these ancient and mysterious geoglyphs in the desert from the air.
Before takeoff, we will receive an introduction that will help us understand the origin and symbolism of these enigmatic figures.
During the flight, we will admire from above the most iconic figures such as the astronaut, the condor, the monkey, the spider, the dog, the whale, and the famous "hummingbird," all notable for their enormous scale and geometric precision.
Despite the passing of time, the Nazca Lines continue to be an object of study, and new figures will continue to be discovered until 2025. To date, 168 geoglyphs have been identified, proving that there is still much to be revealed about this enigmatic legacy.
After landing, we'll return to the hotel for a well-deserved rest. Later, we'll take the bus back to Lima, concluding an experience steeped in culture, mystery, and unforgettable views.
Overnight stay: Lima
Starting a new day, we will head to the city of Puno, also known as the folklore capital of Peru. Upon arrival, either at the airport or the bus terminal, one of our representatives will be waiting for you with a sign bearing your name. After the meeting, you will be comfortably transferred to your hotel to settle in.
Once at your hotel, you can rest or prepare for the experiences that await you in this highland city.
You will also have the option to explore its streets at your own pace, sample the varied local cuisine, or visit iconic sites such as the main square or its tourist viewpoints, and, of course, enjoy the breathtaking views of Lake Titicaca.
Overnight stay: Puno
The tour continues with a visit to the fascinating Uros floating islands, a group of artificial platforms built on Lake Titicaca using totora reeds, a typical aquatic plant of the region. There you will discover how this ancestral community has preserved its traditions, using totora reeds not only to build their homes and rafts, but also as a basis for their food and daily activities. During the visit, it is common to see small exhibits of handicrafts, textiles, and even stuffed animals, which reflect part of their daily life and their ingenious connection with the natural environment.
Then, we will head to Taquile Island, known for its rich cultural heritage and one of Peru's most distinguished textile traditions, recognized by UNESCO. On this island, weaving is not only a skill, but a form of communication that reflects the marital status, identity, and worldview of the inhabitants. You will be able to witness hand-weaving demonstrations performed by the inhabitants themselves, as well as enjoy dances and artistic expressions that enrich the experience.
To conclude this cultural visit, we will enjoy a traditional lunch. The menu includes a light appetizer, a main course of fresh grilled trout accompanied by Andean side dishes, and hot infusions made with local herbs. A vegetarian option is also available for those who prefer.
Overnight stay: Puno
Meals: Lunch
On the sixth day of our adventure, we will depart from the hotel and head to the Imperial City. Along the way, we will pass through various towns and natural landscapes that are very representative of the region. Among them, the lagoons surrounding the city of Cusco stand out, such as the Urcos and Huacarpay lagoons, as well as following the course of the ancient Vilcanota River, which runs along much of the route of the Sun Route.
Our first stop will be in Pucará, a town known for its handicrafts and traditional ceramic bulls, which are placed on roofs as a symbol of good luck and protection. We will then continue to the highest point of the route, La Raya, from where you can see mountains, snowcapped mountains, and the source of the Vilcanota River.
Later, we will stop for lunch at the San Pedro restaurant, where you can enjoy a buffet with a variety of dishes, including meat, fish, and vegetarian options.
Afterward, we'll visit the Raqchi archaeological complex, notable for its stone buildings dedicated to the god Wiracocha. Nearby is the Qeswachaka Bridge, made of plant fiber ropes renewed by local communities each year.
Before arriving in Cusco, we'll pass through Andahuaylillas to see its main church, known as the "Sistine Chapel of the Americas" for its colonial paintings and decorations. If time allows, we'll also make a brief stop in Oropesa, famous for its large breads called "chuta."
In the late afternoon, we'll arrive in Cusco and drop you off at your hotel so you can rest or stroll through the city.
Overnight stay: Cusco
Meals: Lunch
On the seventh day of the trip, we will pick you up from your hotel and begin a tour of the city of Cusco and the nearby archaeological sites. We will begin with a visit to Qoricancha, the ancient Temple of the Sun, which was one of the most important religious centers during the Inca Empire. After the arrival of the Spanish, the Convent of Santo Domingo was built on its foundations, as was the case with many colonial temples built on Inca structures.
Afterwards, we will head to the archaeological remains surrounding the city:
At the end of the tour, we will return you to your hotel to rest or continue exploring the city.
Overnight stay: Cusco
Continuing our adventure in Cusco, we will head toward one of the region's most impressive natural destinations: Vinicunca, also known as the mountain of seven colors. Located more than 5,000 meters above sea level, this geological formation stands out for its bands of reddish, greenish, yellow, and violet colors, the result of the accumulation of minerals over time. Its unique appearance makes it one of the most striking landscapes in the Peruvian Andes and a must-see for visitors to this area.
To begin this experience, we will pick up your hotel early in the morning, between 4:00 and 4:30 a.m., heading to the district of Cusipata, where we will stop for breakfast around 7:00 a.m.
After breakfast, we will continue by vehicle for approximately 40 minutes until we reach the starting point of the hike. From there, we'll begin a hike of approximately two hours, crossing puna landscapes, where you can often see llamas, alpacas, and snow-capped mountains.
Once at the summit, you'll have time to admire the scenery and take photographs. The view of Vinicunca Mountain and its mountainous landscapes is truly special for visitors. After a break, we'll begin the descent along the same route, then head back to Cusipata, where we'll enjoy a traditional lunch.
Finally, we'll begin the return trip to Cusco, expecting to arrive back at the hotel around 5:30 p.m.
Overnight stay: Cusco
On the ninth day of the itinerary, we will pick you up from your hotel between approximately 7:30 and 8:00 a.m. We will prepare and provide directions for the tour to explore the Sacred Valley of the Incas.
The first stop will be the Pisac archaeological park, where we will explore its impressive terraces and buildings. We will then descend to the town of Pisac to visit its traditional artisan market, famous for its textiles, ceramics, and local products.
Following the course of the Vilcanota River, we will visit the city of Urubamba, where we will enjoy a traditional lunch with a varied selection of Andean dishes.
In the afternoon, we will arrive at Ollantaytambo, an ancient Inca complex that served as a military, religious, and agricultural center. Following the cobblestone streets, we will learn about Inca history throughout time.
Before returning to Cusco, we will briefly visit Chinchero, a town known for its traditional weaving and archaeological complex. There, we will observe how alpaca wool is worked in the traditional way and visit the ruins that were part of Túpac Inca Yupanqui's hacienda.
In the afternoon, we will begin our journey to Ollantaytambo to board the train to Aguas Calientes (Machu Picchu town). Upon arrival, our staff will be waiting to escort you to your accommodation.
Overnight stay: Machu Picchu town
Meals: Buffet lunch in the Sacred Valley
On the tenth day of our journey, at the prearranged time, we will transfer you to the bus station, from where we will depart for one of Peru's most emblematic gems: Machu Picchu, the mythical Inca city rediscovered in 1911 by explorer Hiram Bingham.
Once at the top, we will begin a guided tour of the highlights of the Inca citadel. Here, we will visit the most representative ceremonial temples, such as the Temple of the Sun, the Intihuatana, the Temple of the Three Windows, and the Sacred Plaza. Along the way, our guide will explain their importance to the Inca city. You will also be able to enjoy the agricultural terraces and water engineering while learning about the profound symbolism and architectural mastery of the Incas.
After the Machu Picchu tour, we will descend by bus to Machu Picchu town (also known as Aguas Calientes), where you'll have free time to enjoy lunch, stroll through the streets, visit the artisan market, or even visit the banks of the Urubamba River, which runs through the town.
In the afternoon, we will head to the train station to catch the return service to Cusco.
Overnight stay: Cusco
At the scheduled time according to your travel ticket, you will be transferred to the Cusco airport.
Meals: Breakfast at the hotel
5/5 stars
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.
5/5 stars
Los lugares increíbles, la atención A1 el guía super profesional, todo las visitas excelente me encanto Machupicchu y la montaña de 7 colores
