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You will be met at the airport and escorted to your hotel

Overnight in Lima.

Head downtown and explore the center of Lima and it´s impressive sights. As you wander through the Plaza de Armas and Plaza San Martin, it is hard not to be intrigued about its diverse architecture. Your guide will introduce you to the city's architectural heritage, before heading to Santo Domingo Monastery that boasts the oldest carved choir stalls in Lima. It was here that first university in South America, San Marcos University, was founded in 1551. Head to ‘Casa Aliaga’, the oldest colonial house in Latin America, which is owned by the Aliaga family and their descendants. Francisco Pizarro granted this ancient temple to one of his followers Jeronimo de Aliaga in 1535. It features a series of salons that represent life in Lima in the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries.

Overnight in Lima.
Breakfast

Early morning transfer to Paracas by private transportation. Our first stop is in Pachacamac, a pre Inca site located in the coast of Peru close to Lima. Then we will continue to the south and visit the town of Pucusana where you will have the option to learn more about marine life and the local people. At noon we arrive to ’El Piloto´ Restaurant for lunch. In the afternoon, we will continue to Paracas National Reserve where we will learn more about the local pre Inca culture of Paracas and how they lived in the middle of the desert. After that, we arrive at your local hotel. L

Accommodation at the hotel
Breakfast/lunch

Early in the morning board the motorboat for the Ballestas Islands tour. The Ballestas Islands are part of the National Reserve. Here one can encounter sea lions, Humboldt penguins and even a sporadic Condor that gets to the islands to feed. On returning you will be transferred to Ica, one of the most important cities located in the south coast of Peru, where you will have the option to taste some Pisco and also visit the oasis of Huacachina. After lunch we will continue to Nazca. Option to fly over the enigmatic Nazca Lines (geroglyphs and geometric lines drawn in the desert). Since their discovery, the Nazca Lines have inspired fantastic explanations ranging from ancient gods, a landing strip for returning aliens, a celestial calendar created by the ancient civilization, used for rituals probably related to astronomy, or clans who made up the population and to determine, through ritual, their economic functions. Or a map of underground water supplies. Flying over the area you can marvel looking at the perfect shape of animals, flowers, plants, objects, and anthropomorphic figures of colossal proportions made with well-defined lines. Ending the day you will arrive at your hotel. B

Morning at leisure, if you did not fly over the Nazca Lines yesterday afternoon, you will have a second option to do it in the morning. After that the you will visit the pre Inca cemetery of Chauchilla, used by the Nazca Culture and located 19 km south of Nazca city. In the afternoon your vehicle will return to Lima or continue to Arequipa. B

Flight to Arequipa. Arrival in Arequipa-City Tour-Santa Catalina Convent
You arrive in the city of Arequipa and are transferred to your hotel. In the afternoon, you will tour the famed "White City", stopping by the Santa Catalina Convent, a lovely 16th century city in miniature that mimics the styles of different Spanish cities of that time, the Main Square with its three different entrances, and the Church of the Society of Christ, a supreme example of 17th century Mixed Baroque and Spanish Baroque Churrigueresque art, as is the multicolored frescos of the San Ignacio cupola. Following this, you will visit the traditional districts of Cayma and Yanahuara that boasts a lookout and a lovely church.

Overnight in Arequipa.
Breakfast

You will journey to the village of Yura and the Aguada Blanca y Pampa Cañahuas National Reserve, a natural habitat for alpacas and vicuñas. You will pause at Patahuasi to rest and drink some coca tea. Afterwards, the drive continues to the valley's main town, Chivay, where you will have lunch and then be transferred to your hotel.Accomodations for the night in Chivay.

Overnight in Arequipa.
Breakfast/lunch

Your day begins very early since you are going to the Cruz del Condor lookout, a site where you have spectacular views of one of the deepest canyons in the world. If the conditions are right, you might actually have the chance to take pictures of the majestic condor, world's largest and most powerful bird. Also depending on the program, you might stop at the town of Yanque, where you will experience some local folklore, and visit the villages of Pinchollo and Maca, whose local architecture decorate the Colca Valley.

Overnight in Arequipa.
Breakfast/lunch

This morning you will say goodbye to Colca and head to Titilaka a boutique property secluded in a private peninsula. Surrounded by stunning scenery and astounding Andean geography, Titilaka’s contemporary design integrates with the natural environment. Eighteen fully serviced lake-view suites feature heated floors and spa bathrooms, with large oversized tubs and massage showers, plus an array of amenities to ensure a comfortable stay. Here you will find a haven for re-energizing after a day of exploration in the Altiplano. All the meals, cocktails, tea time and mini bar consumption are included in the hotel rate. A-carte lunch and dinner are served with wine. Before or after dinner your concierge will shape your itinerary for the next day according to your preferences. Activities range from contemplative to adventure some, including: mountain biking, highland treks, canoeing, kayaking, visits to Taquile and Uros Islands, Chucuito Peninsula. Excursions to the colonial churches of Juli and Pomata as well as a half day birding tour are also available, if booked in advance.

Overnight at Titilaka.
Breakfast/lunch/dinner

Enjoy your activities on Titicaca Lake and/or the Altiplano with English speaking guide (and shared with other hotel’s guests).

Overnight at Titilaka.
Breakfast/lunch/dinner

Enjoy your activities on Titicaca Lake and/or the Altiplano with English speaking guide (and shared with other hotel’s guests).

Overnight at Titilaka.
Breakfast/lunch/dinner

At proper time transfer to Juliaca’s airport for your next flight to Cusco. 3/5 Upon arrival, proceed to the hotel to have a welcome coca tea. This should help us to relieve altitude sickness. The remaining of the day is free to relax, and slowly acclimatize.

Overnight in Cusco.
Breakfast

Upon arrival, your friendly and knowledgeable private guide welcomes you. 
From Cusco´s airport, we will drive into the Sacred Valley of the Incas, a tranquil oasis of cultural, historical, and agriculture richness. This day we will visit Sacsayhuaman, an impressive fortress full of colossal structures surrounded by beautiful landscapes in complete communion with nature. Our next stop will be the Taray Viewpoint, a vantage point high above the towns of Taray and Pisac. Located northeast of Cusco approximately 1 hour away, it's one of the best scenic views to be had of the Sacred Valley below and a must on the way to Pisac. From here, you can see the Vilcanota river, that means Sacred River, which flows through the Sacred Valley, mountains that hug the valley and a patchwork of farmlands and several Inca ruins including the Pisac Archeological Park in the distance. 
Finally and before to arrive to your hotel, we will visit the impressive Inkariy Museum. Here we will have a delicious lunch and then we will take a guided tour of the museum to learn more about the numerous rooms where cultural representations of pre-Hispanic civilizations of ancient Peru are exhibited.

Overnight in the Sacred Valley.
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Our adventure continues exploring the less visited treasures of the Sacred Valley of the Incas. We will start in Moray where the view is awesome due to the colossal concentric terraces simulating an amphitheater. The purpose of it: to recreate 20 different types of microclimates, a measure that guaranteed the agricultural production of the empire. After that, we will go to Maras, the famous and 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. We will enjoy a delicious buffet lunch and in the afternoon, we will visit the archaeological site of Ollantaytambo, where we will be able to learn about the technique with which the Incas worked the stones.

Overnight in the Sacred Valley.
breakfast/lunch

Early transfer from your Hotel to the Ollantaytambo train station where we will take the train to Machupichu that ride last two hours down the Urubamba gorge, and it changes from mountain vegetation to cloud forest. Arrival at the station of Machupicchu Pueblo and a half an hour bus ride will bring you to the citadel for a guided visit which on average takes three hours as your official guide walks you through the different sector of the hill-top citadel, with astonishing views, telling you aspects of life here that will take you back in time. Lunch is included.

In the afternoon return to Machupicchu Pueblo where you will check into your hotel and use the evening to rest and relax.

Overnight in Machupicchu Pueblo.
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Rise bright and early this morning for a morning tour of Machu Picchu with your guide. Your insightful private tour provides a complete overview of the world-renowned complex and UNESCO World Heritage Site.
You may choose from a number of short hikes like the Sun Gate or The Inka Bridge but the most popular (subject to permit availability) are to climbing to Huayna Picchu or hike to the Machupicchu Mountain.
Later this afternoon and after having lunch, you take the train back to Ollantaytambo, and are driven to Cusco, where you check into your hotel.

Overnight in Cusco.
breakfast/lunch

Morning activity: Immerse yourself in the grand colonial majesty of Cusco on a half-day guided sightseeing tour of the city. Wander winding Incan streets to discover the ancient Temple of the Sun "Koricancha", the colossal Cusco Cathedral and San Pedro Market. Gain insight into the fascinating history of the city with an interesting and informative guide as you explore one of Cusco’s most treasured places on foot.

Afternoon activity: Take this chocolate-lovers workshop and learn how to make your very own chocolate from start to finish. Learn about the chocolate-making process with this hands-on experience beginning with the cocoa tree and finishing with your very own chocolate creations. Discover the history of cocoa in Peru and learn why it is one of the top chocolate producers in the world.

Overnight in Cusco.
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We will pick you up from your Hotel at 8:00 am to start visiting these incredible places in the southern of Cusco.

TIPON: is said to be a royal garden commissioned by Wiracocha. It is one of the most elaborate examples of agricultural terracing created by the Incas. These tall terraces that run up the narrow valley, are irrigated by an aqueduct from Pachatusan, the mountain above the site. In addition to the terracing there are also, some other structures at Tipon, including baths, a temple complex, canals and aqueducts. Tipon is definitely one of the lesser visited sites in the Cusco area but it is equally as impressive as those in the Sacred Valley. Tipon Archeological Complex is located 24 km southeast of Cusco.

PIKILLAQTA: is the only pre-Inca site in the Cusco area. This adobe complex was built around 700 to 900 years AD by the Wari Culture. In the area, there is a small Inca site just a short walk from Pikillacta, known as Rumicolca, a travel checkpoint for the Incas.

ANDAHUAYLILLAS: Here you find the "Sixtine Chapel of America", a church that is home to golden altars, paintings and many colored ceilings. The chapel is simple and unassuming on the outside, but on the inside, you will find masterpiece after masterpiece. In addition, some paintings from the famous “Escuela Cusqueña” can be appreciated.

On the return to Cusco, we will pass through Saylla Town, a typical town where people have the option to enjoy the delicious chicharron (fried pork), or a roasted Cuy (ginnea pig) - optional.
We returned to Cusco at approximately 14:00 pm.

Overnight in Cusco.
breakfast/lunch

At the proper time, we will pick you up from your hotel for the flight to your next destination.