Welcome to Lima, the vibrant capital of Peru, known as «La Ciudad de los Reyes» (City of Kings). Upon arrival, you’ll be greeted and transferred to your hotel in the heart of Miraflores. After settling in, we’ll gather for a meeting to go over the exciting adventure that awaits you. Depending on your arrival time, enjoy your free time exploring nearby landmarks such as Miraflores Central Park, Larco Mar, or the Parque del Amor (Park of Love), where you can relax and watch a beautiful sunset over the Pacific Ocean. And of course, indulge in Ceviche, Peru’s national dish, a true culinary experience!

• Accommodation: Hotel (1 night)

Get ready for a full day of exploration! At 9:00 AM, we’ll meet at the hotel and head to Lima’s city center. You’ll have the option to travel like a local on the Metro or enjoy the comfort of a private car. Our journey begins at San Martin Square, continuing along Jiron de la Union to admire colonial mansions, churches, and the main square. We’ll explore the Palacio de Gobierno, Lima Cathedral, and venture inside the San Francisco Convent, including its fascinating catacombs. We’ll also walk along the Rimac River and admire the Great Wall of Lima. After the tour, treat yourself to the incredible Peruvian cuisine at one of Lima’s renowned restaurants (our guide’s recommendation).

• Accommodation: Hotel in Lima (1 night) with Breakfast

• Optional: Visit the Larco Museum or Huaca Pucllana in the afternoon.

This morning, we embark on a flight to Puerto Maldonado—your gateway to the Amazon Jungle! The 1-hour flight takes us to Puerto Maldonado, where you’ll switch to a private vehicle to head towards the river. From there, we’ll board a motorized canoe for a thrilling 3-hour journey deep into the jungle. Upon arrival at your ecological lodge, settle into your thatched-roof cabin. After lunch, take a short orientation walk to familiarize yourself with the lush surroundings. Spend the evening immersed in the sights and sounds of the Amazon.

• Accommodation: Jungle Lodge (1 night) with Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

Wake up early to begin your jungle adventure! A 25-minute boat ride takes us upriver to Tres-Chimbadas Lake. Along the way, keep an eye out for monkeys, macaws, and colorful birds. Once at the lake, you might spot giant river otters, black caimans, and the mighty harpy eagle. After returning to the lodge for lunch, we’ll continue to a medicinal plant shelter, followed by a night tour to observe nocturnal wildlife like capybaras and other Amazonian creatures.

• Accommodation: Jungle Lodge (1 night) with Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner

• Included: Rubber boots for hiking or you can bring your own.

After breakfast, we’ll fly back to Puerto Maldonado for a short 40-minute flight to Cusco. Upon arrival, enjoy a traditional Andean mint or coca tea to help you acclimatize. After settling into your hotel, take a leisurely stroll through the Plaza de Armas and explore the central market, where locals sell their fresh produce. Visit the Chocolate Museum and try some delicious hot chocolate. For dinner, experience Cusco’s unique cuisine with options like grilled alpaca or guinea pig.

• Accommodation: Hotel in Cusco (1 night) with Breakfast

Today, we’ll discover the ancient capital of the Inca Empire. We’ll explore Cusco’s vibrant streets, famous for their Inca walls and colonial churches. We’ll visit the Koricancha (Temple of the Sun), and take a short trip to the Sacsayhuaman ruins for stunning panoramic views of the city. We’ll also visit Tambomachay, Qenqo, and Puka Pukara, important archaeological sites near Cusco. The afternoon is free for you to relax, explore museums, or enjoy a coffee at one of the charming colonial cafes in the main square.

• Accommodation: Hotel in Cusco (1 night) with Breakfast

Today, we head to the Sacred Valley in a private vehicle. Our first stop is the town of Chinchero, where you’ll witness traditional textile weaving using ancient techniques. Afterward, we’ll visit the stunning Moray agricultural terraces, followed by a visit to a local house for an organic lunch. We’ll then continue to Ollantaytambo, a historic town in the heart of the valley. Before we settle into our hotel for the night, we’ll stop by a local brewery to learn about the famous chicha (corn beer).

• Accommodation: Hotel in Ollantaytambo (1 night) with Breakfast & Lunch

Explore the majestic Ollantaytambo Temple/Fortress with a 2-hour guided tour, marveling at the Incan stonework. In the afternoon, we’ll board the train to Aguas Calientes (1.5 hours) and have free time to relax, visit the hot springs, or stroll through the town before dinner.

• Accommodation: Hotel (1 night) with Breakfast & Dinner

Start the day early as we take a 30-minute bus ride up to Machu Picchu, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Explore the stunning Inca citadel with your guide for 2 hours, learning about its fascinating history and significance. Afterward, you’ll have the opportunity to explore further or visit the Inca Bridge. At the end of the tour, return to Aguas Calientes for lunch, then take the train back to Ollantaytambo and return to Cusco.

• Accommodation: Hotel in Cusco (1 night) with Breakfast

Enjoy a relaxing day in Cusco to shop for souvenirs, visit any museums you missed, or simply soak in the city’s charm at your own pace.

• Accommodation: Hotel in Cusco (1 night) with Breakfast

After breakfast, we’ll travel by public transport across the high plateau to Puno, located on the shores of Lake Titicaca—the world’s highest navigable lake. The 7-hour scenic journey offers views of rural Andean life, culminating in a visit to the Uros Floating Islands.

• Accommodation: Hotel in Puno (1 night) with Breakfast & Lunch

Experience the breathtaking Rainbow Mountain (Palccoyo). After a morning transfer, you’ll trek to this stunning, multi-colored mountain range, taking in its incredible landscapes along the way. Later, return to your hotel in Puno for a relaxing evening.

• Accommodation: Hotel in Puno (1 night) with Breakfast, Lunch & Dinner

This morning, after breakfast, you will board the motorboat again and sail to the island of Taquile (approximately 1 hour) one of the most beautiful islands that is known for the hand-woven textiles produced by the locals, and the customs that still they are practiced, here, knitting is strictly a male domain, and women spinning. If you would like shop and contribute to the local economy, it is optional.

After the tour the next stop is Puno,

If you would like to spend more time in Puno and extend your stay we will be happy to organize additional accommodation (subject to availability). Maybe you would like to go to Bolivia, we are very happy to help.

Breakfast Included