DAY 1: LIMA

Lima - Arrival in Lima, where guests are greeted at the airport and transferred to their hotel.

DAY 2: LIMA

Cathedral of Lima - The morning begins with a tour through Lima’s streets and plazas. The journey starts at Love Park in Miraflores, offering a spectacular view of the Pacific Ocean, before continuing to Huaca Pucllana, the ceremonial center of the Lima culture. From there, the tour proceeds to the Main Square, home to the Government Palace and the Town Hall. Guests will visit the Cathedral and explore the Santo Domingo Convent, along whose corridors San Martin de Porras and Santa Rosa de Lima walked in the 17th century, and where their remains rest today.

Magic Water Circuit of the Reserve Park - A break follows to enjoy a drink made from Pisco, the country’s flagship liquor, at a traditional tavern in Pueblo Libre. The tour then heads to the Park of the Reserve to experience the Magic Water Tour, the city’s newest entertainment icon, featuring 13 water fountains that blend color, illusion, and fantasy. Overnight in Lima.

Museo Larco - In the afternoon, guests visit the Larco Museum, a place offering a clear vision of the different cultures that existed in Ancient Peru. Expect to be astonished by the gold pieces, textiles, and erotic pottery in the collection, which introduce the cosmovision of ancient Peru. The museum’s warehouse is open during the visit, allowing guests to appreciate the artistic expressions reflected in the pottery. The next stop is an old pisco bar in the district of Pueblo Libre, offering a chance to taste a Chilcano, a drink prepared with pisco, and enjoy a classic sandwich called butifarra. Afterwards, guests visit the Magic Circuit of Water, a park of ornamental fountains providing a marvelous spectacle of color and fantasy.

DAY 3: LIMA / PARACAS

Paracas - Departure to Paracas Bay in the exclusive “Paracas Premium Service”. Guests travel to the airport of Pisco to fly over the Nazca lines, huge drawings that can only be seen from the sky, representing several insects and animals such as a monkey, hummingbird, condor, or spider. Their origins remain unknown, though many believe they form a great astronomical calendar. Return to the airport and transfer to the hotel. The rest of the day is free to enjoy the hotel facilities and surrounding areas. Overnight stay at Paracas.

DAY 4: PARACAS / ICA / PARACAS / LIMA

Ica - Guests are introduced to Tacama winery, open since 1540. It is a pioneer in growing grapes for pisco production. Its colonial architecture leads guests to the deepest roots of Peruvian pisco. The tour includes the estate, a bell tower, a vineyard, and a wine cellar. A handcrafted pisco cellar called “El Catador” is also visited in the same region, where ancient clay vessels known as piscos and the unique oak press can be observed. On the way to this region of vineyards, an incursion into the Ica desert brings guests to the Huacachina Oasis, surrounded by sand dunes and palm trees. Guests enjoy Ica gastronomy. In the afternoon, departure to Lima in the exclusive “Paracas Premium Service”.

DAY 5: LIMA / CUSCO

Cusco - Transfer to the airport and flight to Cusco. On arrival, guests are greeted at the airport and transferred to their hotel. In the afternoon, the exclusive city tour begins with a visit to San Cristobal Plaza to enjoy its panoramic view of the city. Then, the San Pedro Market is visited to soak in its local flavors and learn about the products grown in the area that supply the whole city. After this, the Korikancha temple welcomes guests in all its magnificence; this temple, whose Quechua name means “Gold Enclosure”, still bedazzles with the thought of its gold-covered walls. Next is a visit to the Santo Domingo Church. Guests walk from San Blas, the artisans’ neighborhood, to Hatun Rumiyoc street, stopping at the Inca Roca Palace, nowadays home to the Archbishop’s Palace, and at the famous Twelve Angle Stone. The walk continues to the Main Square to visit the Cathedral and its valuable and beautiful colonial masterpieces.

DAY 6: CUSCO

Q’enqo - In the morning, guests distance themselves from the crowds and visit Sacsayhuaman, a huge and impressive fortress of colossal constructions surrounded by beautiful views that blend together perfectly. The adventure continues at the Inca Shrine Qenqo, where the sacrificial altar embedded inside a rock cave can be seen. Finally, guests arrive at the Puca Pucara viewpoint and Tambomachay, a monument of impressive architectural knowledge considered one of the pillars of Andean cosmovision. The afternoon is free to explore the city.

DAY 7: SACRED VALLEY

Sacred Valley - The Sacred Valley of the Incas welcomes guests today. Awanacancha is visited, a tourist complex where Andean camelids such as llamas and alpacas can be seen and fed, and where locals demonstrate the weaving and dyeing techniques of their traditional textiles. The tour continues to Inca and Colonial Pisac, discovering one of the most beautiful archaeological sites in the Sacred Valley at the top of the mountain, offering a view of the colonial town of Pisac. A walking tour of the colonial town follows, with time for shopping at the handicraft market. Then, guests head to the impressive Inkariy Museum, where a delicious lunch is enjoyed. A guided tour of the museum reveals the numerous rooms exhibiting cultural representations of the pre-Hispanic civilizations of ancient Peru. Overnight in the Sacred Valley.

DAY 8: SACRED VALLEY / MACHU PICCHU

Ollantaytambo - The day begins with a visit to the Living Culture Yucay Museum, whose mission is to preserve and value the different cultural and agricultural activities of the Sacred Valley. Guests also visit the interpretation centers of adobe manufacturing, traditional chicheria store, and folklore. Then, the adventure continues exploring the less-visited treasures of the Sacred Valley of the Incas. Starting in Moray, the view is awesome due to the colossal concentric terraces simulating an amphitheater. Its purpose is to recreate 20 different types of microclimates, a measure that guaranteed the agricultural production of the empire. After that, guests go to Maras, the famous millenary salt mines from colonial times. The contrast of the white wells and the green valley is awesome and a must for a spectacular snapshot of the Sacred Valley of the Incas. A buffet lunch is served. In the afternoon, the archaeological site of Ollantaytambo is visited, where guests learn about the technique with which the Incas worked the stones.

DAY 9: MACHU PICCHU / CUSCO

Santuario Historico de Machu Picchu - Guests board the bus to go up the winding road to Machu Picchu, amid a spectacular view of the Urubamba River and its canyon. The Lost City of the Incas, Machu Picchu, astonishes with its terraces, ceremonial shrines, steps, and urban areas. Energy is all around. After a guided visit, lunch is enjoyed at one of the restaurants in the area. At the arranged time, guests return to Cusco and are transferred to the hotel. Overnight in Cusco.

DAY 10: CUSCO

Cusco - Departure transfer.

• 9 nights of accommodation at selected hotels
• Sacred Valley of Incas: Pisac Inca Market, Platerie and Ollantaytambo Living Inca town with lunch
• Pisco Experience: Visit Huacachina lagoon, Tacama winery and handcrafted pisco cellar: “El Catador”
• Maras, Moray and Ollantaytambo Fortress with lunch
• Machu Picchu excursion with buffet lunch
• Breakfast included
• City tour
• Sacsayhuaman Archeological Park tour
• Lunch in Tacama with Pisco and wine tasting
• Private transfers between airports, hotel, bus and railway station
• Aerodiana - Nasca Lines overflight - Paracas Desert, Ica City, Nasca Lines
• Larco Museum and Magic Water Circuit tour
• Sacred Valley of the Incas - Buffet Lunch at local restaurant

• Food and drinks, unless specified
• Gratuities
• Pisco airport tax (USD 10.00 per person)
• Flight tickets Lima - Cusco - Lima

• Passport name, number, expiry and country is required at time of booking for all participants. Otherwise, your tour may not be confirmed.
• When booking your flight from Lima to Cusco, it must be in the morning. Arrival by noon is too late.
• Upon time of booking, please provide flight itinerary for international flights and domestic flights
• Important: If you go suffer from altitude sickness, please bring medicine or ask your doctor for advice before you depart
• The plane in Nazca holds up to 12 passengers
• Overflight is not recomendable for children less than 8 years old.
• Machu Picchu has implemented new visitor circuits, with three main routes with specific differences to distribute passengers in various areas. These changes are intended to improve the visitor experience and preserve the integrity of the archaeological site. The circuit with route 2 will be given as priority and if it is not available, the options of taking circuit 3B or circuit 1B will be informed so that you can confirm your decision before the tickets are issued.
• The admission ticket of Machu Picchu is NOT REFUNDABLE and date changes or amendments are NOT accepted. *If you need to change your visit date, you will need to purchase a new entrance ticket.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.