Hotel pick-up

Start the cultural tour with a warm welcome and first stories of Lima...

Our experience begins with pick-up from your hotel. From the first moment, our professional guide will welcome you and share the first historical data about Lima, its evolution and its role as the cultural capital of Peru. As we make our way through the city, we begin to immerse ourselves in a journey that crosses colonial times and ancient cultures.

Parque del Amor: romance by the sea

Views of the Pacific, sculptures and poetry that celebrate love in Miraflores...

Our first stop is at the Malecón de Miraflores, where the iconic Parque del Amor is located. This space celebrates romanticism with its emblematic sculpture "El Beso" and its walls decorated with poetic phrases. The views of the Pacific Ocean from this point are simply spectacular, especially when the sea breeze caresses the face and the sun dyes the sky golden. An ideal place to capture memorable images.

Huaca Pucllana: pre-Inca vestiges in the heart of the city

Walk between ancient platforms and connect with the Lima civilization...

We continue to the Huaca Pucllana, an adobe pyramid that stands between the modern buildings of Miraflores. This archaeological site connects us with the Lima civilization, prior to the Inca Empire. During the tour, you will learn about the ceremonial and administrative purpose of this structure and how it has survived the passage of centuries. Walking between its platforms is like traveling 1,500 years into the past.

Historic Center: the majestic Plaza Mayor

Viceregal architecture and historical stories in the heart of Lima...

We head to the heart of the Historic Center of Lima, declared a World Heritage Site. Here we will walk through the Plaza Mayor, where each building tells us about the Viceroyalty of Peru. You will admire the elegant architecture of the Government Palace, the solemn Cathedral of Lima and the Municipal Palace. Our guide will reveal stories of conspiracies, proclamations, and foundational events that occurred in this very place.

Convent of San Francisco and its catacombs: a journey into mystery

Explore underground galleries and discover the most enigmatic Baroque Lima...

The next stop is one of the most impressive: the Convent of San Francisco. This Baroque religious complex houses a set of underground galleries used as a cemetery for centuries. In its catacombs, you will walk through passageways adorned with geometrically arranged human bones, which leaves an indelible mark on the memory. It is a space that combines art, history and mystery in one place.

Return to the hotel and end of the tour

Closing the tour with memories of Lima's history, art and culture...

After this cultural journey, we will return to your hotel. You take with you a complete experience that combines romance, archaeology, viceregal history and spirituality. A short but powerful tour, ideal for those who want to get to know the essentials of Lima in one afternoon.

Departure from Lima and stop at artisan bakery

Sunrise and aromas that awaken the day...

Very early, between 04:00 and 05:00 a.m., our team will stop by your hotel in Lima. As we leave the city behind, the sunrise illuminates the south coast and our guide begins to tell you stories of the sea, desert, and ancient secrets. Before continuing, we will take a break at an artisan bakery: there, the aroma of freshly baked bread and hot coffee will welcome you to the adventure (optional breakfast).

Ballestas Islands: marine fauna and the enigma of the Candelabra

Encounters with marine fauna and mysterious geoglyphs...

Our first great experience will be sailing around the Ballestas Islands, famous for their biodiversity. Aboard speedboats, we'll spot sea lions resting on the rocks, Humboldt penguins frolicking and an impressive array of guano birds. During the tour, we will also admire the mysterious Paracas Candelabra, a huge geoglyph whose history still arouses theories and curiosity among travelers from all over the world.

Wine and pisco winery: tradition and flavour

Traditional flavors of wine and pisco with a taste of Peruvian culture...

We will then head to an artisanal winery where you will discover the traditional process of making wines and piscos, the spirit icons of the region. Here you can participate in a tasting of various labels, including liqueur creams and mistelas. In addition, you will have free time for lunch at the on-site restaurant, with a delicious offer of typical local dishes (optional lunch).

Huacachina Oasis: adrenaline and postcard-perfect landscapes

Excitement over dunes and dreamlike landscapes...

Our last big stop is the famous Huacachina, an oasis surrounded by gigantic dunes. This is where the extreme adventure begins: we will ride buggies (tubular) to travel through the dunes at full speed, an adrenaline-filled experience that simulates a roller coaster in the desert. You will also practice sandboarding, sliding on the sand with unparalleled views. Afterwards, you will have free time to walk around the oasis and take memorable photographs.

Return to Lima and end of the tour

Memories, photos and unforgettable experiences...

After a day full of nature, culture and adventure, we will return to Lima. We will make a short stop for services and snacks before completing the trip. You will arrive back with new stories, spectacular photos and indelible memories of the Peruvian southern coast.

Jump from the sea to the mountains

We begin a new day of adventures in the Andes...

Very early we went to Jorge Chavez Airport to take the Lima-Cusco flight. If you don't have your ticket yet, our team can suggest the best combinations according to schedule and budget. The takeoff leaves the turquoise Pacific strip behind and, in just over an hour, the clouds open over the Andes.

First breath at altitude

We arrived in Cusco to rest before the activities...

The landing at the Alejandro Velasco Astete Airport marks the entrance at 3,400 m a.s.l. Our staff will take you to the hotel and recommend light rest, coca tea and plenty of hydration to adapt to the new pulse of the air.

The Cathedral: mestizo art under golden vaults

An unparalleled tour of the treasures of the city of Cusco...

In the afternoon the city tour begins. In the Plaza de Armas stands the Cathedral, built on the old palace of Viracocha. Among the silver-plated altars, the famous canvas of the Last Supper with Andean guinea pig stands out, a symbol of the miscegenation that defined Cusco's colonial art.

Coricancha: the temple where the sun still shines

We continue our way through a site that mixes colonial and Inca history...

A few steps away, the Coricancha reveals Inca walls of millimetric precision covered by a Dominican convent. Here we discover how the solar priests observed constellations and celebrated the agricultural cycle that ruled the empire.

Sacsayhuamán: engineering for the gods of lightning

We visited a fortress that is still standing over the decades...

We climb the hill to Sacsayhuamán, a ceremonial fortress made up of giant blocks perfectly assembled in zigzag. From its viewpoints we understand why the Incas saw in the city the figure of a puma, with this enclosure as the watchful head.

Q'enqo, Puca Pucara and Tambomachay: rites, defense and singing water

A walk full of experiences that take us back to ancestral times...

The tour continues between stone passages in Q'enqo, where the energy of ancient lunar sacrifices is still perceived. Further on rises Puca Pucara, a reddish tower that protected strategic routes, and Tambomachay, a ritual spring whose impeccable hydraulics have continued to run for centuries.

Evening melting into colonial lights

We return to your accommodation in Cusco to end a rewarding day...

At sunset we return to the historic center. The tiles are lit up with warm lights and the cobbled streets invite you to lose yourself calmly. You will have free time to try a Cusco chocolate or simply let the Andean atmosphere permeate your senses before resting.

Chinchero: A Town Where the Past Lives in Every Thread

We begin our journey through a town as traditional as it is enigmatic...

Our first stop is in Chinchero, a town that seems frozen in time. Surrounded by mountains and with one of the most spectacular views of the valley, Chinchero is known for its expert weavers who keep an ancestral tradition alive. We visit the ancient Inca palace, on which the Spaniards built a colonial church with impressive frescoes. This place is a symbol of the merging of two worlds and a testament to the cultural resilience of the Andes.

Moray: The Agricultural Laboratory of the Incas

Our journey continues to an agricultural laboratory that combines ingenuity with nature...

We continue to Moray, a masterpiece of Inca engineering. From above, its concentric terraces look like a natural amphitheater, but they were actually used as an experimental system of cultivation. Each level has its own microclimate, allowing the Incas to simulate different environmental conditions to domesticate and improve crops. A fascinating example of how this civilization dominated the Andean geography. The green terraces contrast with the reddish earth, creating a breathtaking sight for photography and history lovers.

The Maras Salt Mines: A Mosaic of Salt Crystals

We are going to continue through some millenary salt mines that still retain their activity...

Just a few minutes from Moray, we find an unusual landscape: the Maras Salt Mines. More than 3,000 stepped pools reflect the sun, forming a spectacle of white and ochre tones that seem to be taken from another world. Since pre-Inca times, this salt has been extracted by hand and is still one of the purest in the world. We watch as workers collect crystallized salt and have the opportunity to taste different varieties, including the famous pink salt from the Andes. The contrast of the salt with the mountains and the blue sky makes this place a perfect setting to capture unique moments.

Buffet Lunch with Valley View

Let's take a short break to enjoy a delicious dish...

We pause to enjoy a buffet lunch in a panoramic restaurant, where local gastronomy takes center stage. From nutritious quinoa to giant corn from the Sacred Valley, tender meats and fresh salads, each dish is a reflection of the most authentic Andean ingredients. To help with digestion and altitude, a muña or coca infusion is the perfect complement. While we eat, live music and the view of the mountains create an unparalleled atmosphere.

Ollantaytambo: The Last Inca Bastion

We will enjoy a unique walk through the old streets of the village...

We head to Ollantaytambo, an Inca citadel that still preserves its original layout. Its cobbled streets, crystal clear water canals and stone houses transport us to the golden age of the empire. We climb the imposing terraces that lead to the Temple of the Sun, a place built with gigantic blocks of red granite assembled with impressive precision. This site was the scene of one of the few Inca victories over the Spanish conquistadors. From the top, the view of the valley is unmatched: the Urubamba River winds through the fields, while the mountains guard the Inca deposits that once supplied the entire empire.

Pisac: History, Markets and Bright Colors

An unparalleled visit that will allow you to experience Peruvian culture in first person...

Our last stop is Pisac, an archaeological complex with terraces perfectly carved into the mountain. Its temples, warehouses and viewpoints were key in the agricultural and military strategy of the Incas. Back in the village, we immerse ourselves in the Pisac artisan market, a festival of colors and aromas where merchants exhibit their textiles, ceramics and jewelry in silver. Here, the tradition of barter is still practiced, and it is possible to exchange local products such as grains and fruits for other goods.

Last View of the Valley

We will take a walk to say goodbye to this incredible tour...

Before returning to Cusco, we stop at a viewpoint for a final panoramic view of the Sacred Valley. The golden light of sunset tints the mountains, and the silence is only interrupted by the wind that descends between the Andean peaks.

Return to Cusco with a heart full of history

We start the return to the hotel, loaded with new experiences and memories...

At the end of the day, we return to the city with the feeling of having traveled not only a valley, but a piece of Inca history that is still alive in every corner of these lands.

Departure from Cusco and travel to Ollantaytambo station

A tour of the Sacred Valley, between mountains, rivers and living traditions...

The adventure begins early with pickup from your hotel in Cusco. On board our tourist transport, we leave the city behind and enter the Sacred Valley of the Incas.

The journey of approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes will take us to Ollantaytambo, the last living Inca village. During the trip, the landscape changes: golden hills and fertile crop fields that still preserve ancestral techniques, majestic snow-capped mountains that dominate the horizon and crystal clear rivers that wind between the Andean valleys. Before arriving at the train station, and if time permits, we will make a brief stop at a viewpoint, from where you can contemplate the magnitude of the Sacred Valley and capture photographs of this incredible environment.

Vistadome Observatory Train Ride to Aguas Calientes

A panoramic drive along the Urubamba River and the Andean jungle brow...

From Ollantaytambo, we will board the Vistadome Observatory tourist train, which will take us on a 1 hour and 45 minute journey to Aguas Calientes.

The train ride is one of the most memorable experiences of this tour, following the course of the Urubamba River that descends into the depth of the valley, crossing cloud forests, rugged mountains and ancient Inca terraces, while the landscape progressively changes from the mountains to the jungle eyebrow, with lusher vegetation and more humid air. Thanks to the panoramic windows and the balcony on board, you can enjoy this natural spectacle with an unparalleled view, fully immersing yourself in the majesty of the surroundings.

Ascent to the Sanctuary of Machu Picchu

An exciting ascent between mountains and vegetation towards the Inca citadel...

From Aguas Calientes, we will board the ecological bus that ascends a winding road to the entrance to Machu Picchu. The journey takes approximately 25 minutes and is one more opportunity to observe how the landscape is transformed, surrounded by lush vegetation, imposing mountains and the constant murmur of the Urubamba River that flows to the bottom of the valley.

During the ascent, you will begin to feel the excitement of being closer and closer to one of the wonders of the modern world. The arrival at the archaeological complex is impressive: when you get off the bus, you will be just a few steps away from entering one of the most emblematic sites in Andean history. The entire entry process is accompanied by our guide, who will make sure that you access without any hiccups and start your tour with all the necessary information to live the experience to the fullest.

Entrance and guided tour of Machu Picchu

A journey back in time between temples, terraces and archaeological mysteries...

Upon crossing the entrance, the first visual impact is indescribable: terraces, temples and stone passageways emerge in perfect harmony with the mountain, surrounded by an abyss of green valleys and Andean peaks.

For approximately 3 hours, our professional bilingual guide will take you through the most important sectors of Machu Picchu, where places such as the Temple of the Sun, a sacred enclosure where the Incas paid tribute to the sun, with perfectly carved walls and a strategic location to observe the solstice; the Intihuatana, one of the most mysterious pieces of the citadel, a sculpted stone that functioned as a sundial and astronomical tool; the Sacred Square, the social and political center where ceremonies and meetings of great importance were held; the Temple of the Three Windows, a symbolic structure with impressive precision in the carving of its stones; and the agricultural terraces, an example of Inca ingenuity in land management and microclimates, fundamental for their self-sufficiency.

Rest and Exploration in Aguas Calientes

Gastronomy, crafts and relaxation in the picturesque village at the foot of Machu Picchu...

After the visit, we will take the bus back to Aguas Calientes, where you will have free time to have lunch at one of the local restaurants and enjoy the Andean cuisine, tour the artisan market to bring souvenirs handmade by local artisans or relax in the hot springs and recharge your batteries.

Sunrise in the Andes: The Adventure Begins

A journey that wakes up with the first rays of the sun, between mountains and valleys...

The day starts before dawn with pick-up from your hotel in Cusco. From here, we embark on a road trip to Cusipata, the starting point of this unforgettable experience. Along the way, the Andean landscape comes alive with the first rays of the sun, illuminating crop fields, meandering rivers, and herds of alpacas that move down the mountainous slopes.

Arrival in Cusipata and energetic breakfast

A stop along the way to acclimatize and prepare for the altitude experience...

After about two hours of travel, we arrive in Cusipata, where we will enjoy a hot breakfast at a local restaurant. This rest is key for acclimatization and preparation before the ascent. Here, your guide will provide essential recommendations, such as maintaining good hydration, wearing sunscreen, wearing clothing appropriate for the altitude, and making sure to carry what you need for the tour.

Transfer to Phulawasipata and start of the trek

The trail winds its way through mountains and meadows....

Ascent to the summit: The Rainbow Mountain in all its splendor

The final challenge reveals nature painted in swathes of ancestral colors.....

Descent and lunch in Cusipata

The return is celebrated with the warmth of Andean gastronomy that comforts body and spirit.....

After having enjoyed the summit, we begin the descent back to Phulawasipata. This part of the route is lighter, allowing us to appreciate details of the landscape that perhaps went unnoticed on the way up. Once in Cusipata, a well-deserved buffet lunch awaits us, where we can taste traditional Andean flavors, such as quinoa, native potatoes and other emblematic ingredients of the region.

Return to Cusco: end of an unforgettable day

The adventure ends, but the memory of the Andes is forever engraved...

After lunch, we start the journey back to Cusco, again touring the stunning Andean landscapes. We arrived in the city in the afternoon, closing a day of challenge, amazement and connection with one of the most fascinating landscapes in the world.

Hotel pick-up

Start the journey leaving Cusco behind to enter the landscapes of the Andean sunrise...

We start our adventure early in the morning, picking you up directly from your hotel in the historic city of Cusco. As we leave the city behind, the journey offers us panoramic views of the Andean sunrise, with landscapes that transform as we ascend the winding mountain roads.

Breakfast in Mollepata

An encounter with tradition and local energy in a town steeped in history and culture...

Arrival in Soraypampa

A valley surrounded by imposing mountains, gateway to the adventure to the lagoon...

Continuing our journey, we arrive at Soraypampa, located at approximately 3,900 n.a.s.l. This place, surrounded by majestic mountains, is more than just a starting point for our hike; It is a place where nature is shown in all its splendor. From here, you can appreciate breathtaking views of the Nevado Salkantay, the second highest peak in the Cusco region, and the Nevado Humantay, whose perpetual snows feed the lagoon that

Start of the hike

A trail that combines nature, fresh air and unforgettable views towards the high mountains...

Equipped and motivated, we begin our hike to the Humantay Lake. The trail, approximately 4.2 km long, will take us through various ecosystems, from Andean grasslands to high mountain areas. As we ascend, the air becomes fresher and the views more impressive, with panoramas that include green valleys and snow-capped peaks. The hike, considered of moderate difficulty, will take us around 2 hours, allowing us to enjoy the surroundings and capture unforgettable moments with our cameras.

Arrival at Humantay Lake

A turquoise mirror that reflects the majesty of the Nevado Humantay...

Return to Soraypampa

The descent offers new perspectives of the landscape and close contact with the Andean flora and fauna...

After soaking up the energy and beauty of the lagoon, we begin our descent back to Soraypampa. The return path gives us a new perspective of the landscape, allowing us to appreciate details that perhaps went unnoticed during the ascent. The descent is gentler and offers us the opportunity to interact with the local flora and fauna, observing native species and learning about their importance in the Andean ecosystem.

Lunch in Mollepata

Traditional flavors that comfort the body and celebrate the gastronomic culture of the Andes...

We return to Mollepata to enjoy a comforting lunch at a local restaurant. This is the perfect time to taste the regional gastronomy, which combines traditional ingredients with ancestral culinary techniques. Dishes such as grilled trout, Andean soups, and quinoa are common in the area. In addition, you can try typical drinks such as chicha de jora, a fermented corn drink with a history that dates back to pre-Inca times. During lunch, we will share experiences and anecdotes of the walk, strengthening the bonds between the participants and the guide.

Arrival in Cusco

Culminate the experience with the memory of a day of connection with nature...

After a day full of adventures and discoveries, we set off on our way back to Cusco. The return trip allows us to rest and reflect on the experiences we have had. Upon arrival in the city, we will drop you off at the door of your hotel, thus concluding an unforgettable day exploring the natural and cultural wonders of the Peruvian Andes.