Jorge Chavez Lima International Airport to Lima - Miraflores
Your Accommodation
Hilton Lima Miraflores
The Hilton Lima Miraflores is ideally located in the heart of the Miraflores district of Lima, and within minutes from the vibrant Larcomar area, at the entertainment district, including shopping malls, theatres, museums, restaurants and parks in the Miraflores district. This modern hotel features excellent facilities that are ideal for leisure and business guests alike; including a restaurant with direct street access, a sophisticated street level terrace bar, state-of-the-art fitness center and heated outdoor swimming pool.
Duration
2 Night Stay
Meal Plan
Buffet Breakfast
Private Peruvian Cooking Class with Chef Penelope
There are many ways to get to know a city, but few are as genuine or rewarding as experiencing it through the eyes, and kitchen, of a local. Your host for the day, Chef Penelope, is a seasoned limeno with nearly a decade of welcoming travelers into her home, and offers exactly that kind of authentic, personal experience. Your day will begin at one of her favorite local markets in Barranco, Lima's bohemian and artistic district, where you'll meet her trusted vendors and handpick fresh seasonal ingredients together. A leisurely walk through her neighborhood leads to stops for local coffee, tea, and chocolate before heading back to her apartment to cook. Here you'll work to complete a menu of Lima's most celebrated classic recipes, learning essential techniques and discovering the stories behind Peruvian cuisine. Soon after, sit down to enjoy the fruits of your labor, pisco sour in hand, with beautiful views of Lima's coastline complementing the moment. Wrapping the experience are private transfers to and from your accommodations in Lima.
At Leisure in Lima
Lima rewards those who look beyond first impressions. The clifftop district of Miraflores sets a superb tone for a day at leisure; the Malecon walkway traces the Pacific coastline with sweeping ocean views, and the neighbourhood below offers excellent cafe culture and some of the best shopping in the city. For something more immersive, Barranco is just a short ride away, where colourful murals, artists' studios, and the iconic Bridge of Sighs make for a relaxed and locally authentic afternoon. Lima's culinary reputation is well earned; this is indeed one of the great food cities of the world, and an evening at one of its celebrated restaurants is as essential as any landmark. Whether you lean toward a Michelin-worthy tasting menu or a neighbourhood cevicheria, the city rarely disappoints at the dining table.
Lima - Miraflores to Jorge Chavez Lima International Airport
Sulca Textiles Museum Visit - Cusco to the Sacred Valley
Upon arrival to Cusco Airport, please collect your baggage and head to the arrivals area. Here you will be greeted by a local assistant holding a sign with your name on it. Your journey toward the Sacred Valley soon begins, passing through the charming Imperial City of Cusco. Along the way, stop for special visit to the Sulca Museum, where Peru's textile history is showcased through unique pieces recreated by the talented Sulca family, inspired by Pre-Columbian, Inca, Colonial, and Contemporary cultures, and crafted using ancestral techniques. It is the perfect place to acquire your first authentic souvenir from the Andes. You will then continue toward your hotel in the Sacred Valley, crossing majestic mountains and fertile fields, and typically arriving in the early afternoon.
Boleto Tourism Card
The Boleto Tourism Card (BTC) allows you to access archeological and cultural sites in Cusco and the Sacred Valley. The BTC is a mandatory requirement for travellers visiting the area, and is included in your itinerary.
Altitude Acclimatization in the Sacred Valley
Sitting somewhat lower than Cusco, the Sacred Valley offers a gentler introduction to Andean altitude; still, a relaxed afternoon remains the wisest start to your adventure. Ranging from roughly 6,750 to 9,800 feet (2,050 to 3,000 meters) above sea level, let the extraordinary landscape welcome you to the region. Sweeping valley views, terraced hillsides, and comfortable accommodations are more than enough to fill a few hours as your body adjusts to the mountain elevation. Drink plenty of water, take things slowly, and eat lightly at dinner to ensure you're ready for the adventures ahead.
Your Accommodation
Casa Andina Premium Valle Sagrado Hotel and Villas
Casa Andina Premium Valle Sagrado Hotel and Villas is a mountain chalet-styled retreat with panoramic Andes views from every room and every angle; it breathes an air of tranquillity and relaxation. Unique among Sacred Valley hotels, it contains a full-service spa, a domed planetarium and observatory, and a gourmet restaurant and bar. The 85 inviting, spacious rooms overlook the property and extensive gardens, and feature either private balconies or sunny sitting areas. Located between Urubamba and Ollantaytambo, the hotel is perfectly positioned for easy access to the valley's abundant attractions and Machu Picchu.
Duration
2 Night Stay
Meal Plan
Buffet Breakfast
This half-day adventure will take you to see two of the most iconic places in the Sacred Valley of the Incas: Maras and Moray. The impressive archaeological complex of Moray, which resembles a natural amphitheater, will amaze with its enormous, concentric platforms. Here you will enjoy a guided tour to learn about the history of these fascinating ruins that are an excellent example of brilliant Inca engineering. After touring Moray, you will visit the famous ancestral salt mines of Maras, a place where - to this day - the finest salt in the world is harvested. With stunning panoramic views of the mosaic of terraces and ponds, Maras offers the perfect setting for photography enthusiasts. After touring Maras and Moray, you will be transferred to your hotel.
Private Tour of Ollantaytambo
Your adventure today brings you to one of the most important places in the Sacred Valley of the Incas: the town of Ollantaytambo. A window to the country's Incan past, it is an emblematic place where Manco Inca defeated the Spanish in the year 1537. Begin by walking through its characteristic cobblestone streets, surrounded by adobe houses, before heading towards the fascinating archaeological complex, which was a military, religious and agricultural center. There, you will climb the steep stone steps to admire the monoliths that make up the Temple of the Sun, learning a little about Inca astronomy and the impressive architecture seen throughout the archaeological site. Ollantaytambo, its platforms and its fortress are a perfect testimony of the extraordinary skill of the Incas in construction and planning. Please note, the fortress of Ollantaytambo can be considered moderately challenging to explore and requires decent mobility and fitness levels. At the end of your tour, you will be delivered to Ollantaytambo train station or returned to your hotel in the Sacred Valley, pending on your onward travel plans.
Luggage Transfer Service
As there are strict luggage restrictions in place on board the train to Aguas Calientes, a luggage transfer service has been arranged to bring your additional belongings to Cusco. Once you have completed your experience in and around Machu Picchu, your baggage will be ready and waiting for you in Cusco.
Voyager Train - Ollantaytambo to Aguas Calientes
At the scheduled time, board the Voyager Train with service to Aguas Calientes, the penultimate stop on your way to Machu Picchu. The train cars of the Voyager are defined by comfortable seats, wide windows and ambient music that complements the spectacular scenery that accents the trip to Aguas Calientes; be sure to have your camera ready as there are seemingly endless opportunities for gorgeous pictures. As you travel to Aguas Calientes, you are welcome to purchase a range of food and beverages from the on-board service (additional cost).
Classic Circuit - 2B - Designed Complete
On this circuit, you'll catch classic postcard perfect photos of Machu Picchu from the Guardian's House, which overlooks the primary citadel. Soon after, you'll go to the lower terrace, where you will have the chance to capture some fantastic panoramic pictures of the citadel. Next, you'll continue through the urban and religious sector where you can explore the main Inca Temples and precincts including the Main Temple, the Temple of the Three Windows, the Sacred Rock, the Temple of the Condor, the Water Fountains, and more. Widely considered to be among the most comprehensive circuits to tour Machu Picchu, you'll explore the complex for 2 hours and 30 minutes alongside your local private guide before completing the route.
Your Accommodation
Sumaq Machu Picchu Hotel
At the foot of the imposing mountains surrounding Machu Picchu, by the banks of the Vilcanota River, stands Sumaq Machu Picchu Hotel. The only five-star hotel in Aguas Calientes is architecturally inspired by the enigmatic lost city of the Incas. The exquisite culinary creations of the hotel's restaurant are prepared with regional ingredients and its luxury suites await you for an enchanting trip to the historical past of the Andean culture.
Duration
1 Night Stay
Meal Plan
Buffet Breakfast
Panoramic Circuit - 1A - Machu Picchu Mountain
On this circuit, you'll have the opportunity to catch classic postcard perfect photos of Machu Picchu from the viewpoint of the Guardian's House. You will also be provided access to Machu Picchu Mountain, and invited to hike up and down the trail, a journey that typically takes between one and two hours. Along the way, you will ascend some 650 meters (roughly 2,130 feet), with a particularly challenging stretch featuring large steps encountered toward the end of the route. Guests with a fear of heights, vertigo, or mobility issues may wish to forego this activity. Also worth noting is that while the trail is wide for most of the way, there are narrow, steep sections as you progress and climb higher. However, the rewards for your efforts are apparent from the moment you reach the top. The panoramic views of Machu Picchu and Huayna Picchu (further distant) are among the most impressive possible.
360 Train - Ollantaytambo to Aguas Calientes
At the scheduled time, board the 360 Train with service to Aguas Calientes, the penultimate stop on your way to Machu Picchu. The train cars of the 360 are defined by comfortable seats, panoramic windows, ambient music and an open-air observation wagon that complements the spectacular scenery that accents the trip to Aguas Calientes; be sure to have your camera ready as there are seemingly endless opportunities for gorgeous pictures. As you travel to Aguas Calientes, you are welcome to purchase a range of food and beverages from the on-board service (additional cost), and will also be offered a complimentary snack.
Your Accommodation
Costa del Sol Wyndham Cusco
Welcome to the Costa del Sol Wyndham Cusco Hotel and let yourself be enveloped by the energy and mysticism of an ancient culture! Imagine waking up every morning surrounded by the impressive colonial architecture of the former mansion of the Marquis of Picoaga surrounded by stone arches, a beautiful patio with a swimming pool and murals typical of eighteenth-century architecture. This hotel is divided into a colonial wing and a contemporary wing, it has the comforts of a hotel that preserves details that transmit history and vibrant culture, such as its rooms with high beamed ceilings and wooden gates. Costa del Sol Wyndham Cusco Hotel is located just 2 blocks from the beautiful Plaza de Armas of Cusco and a few steps from the main tourist attractions of the city, 15 minutes from the airport and easy access to the tourist places of the city such as Sacsayhuamán, the Qorikancha, artisan centers and much more.
Duration
2 Night Stay
Meal Plan
Buffet Breakfast
Lace up your walking shoes and set off on a fascinating half-day exploration of Cusco's most iconic landmarks, guided by an expert who seemingly brings every cobblestone and courtyard to life. The tour opens at the magnificent Main Square, where centuries of Inca and colonial history converge in one incredible space; the grand Cathedral, built atop the palace of Inca Huiracocha, dominates the plaza and houses a remarkable collection of goldsmith masterpieces and celebrated Cusco School paintings. A short walk leads to Koricancha, once the most sacred temple in the Inca Empire, where imposing stone foundations now cradle a striking baroque Spanish convent, a powerful symbol of Cusco's layered and complex identity. The route then winds uphill through narrow, atmospheric streets to the bohemian neighborhood of San Blas, where local artisan workshops spill onto the lanes and the perfect handcrafted souvenir is never far away. After exploring Cusco by foot, your guide will escort you back to your accommodations.
Cusco to Cusco Airport
Prices are "from" per person, based on twin/double share accommodation and for travel in low season. Seasonal surcharges and blackout dates may apply. Limited seat/spaces and all pricing is subject to change and availability. Rates for single or triple travellers are available on request. Additional terms and conditions apply for car rental - please inquire.
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