SOUTHERN TREASURES | 14 NIGHTS

Explore Bohemian Barranco

Between vibrant murals, century-old mansions, and a creative spirit, Barranco reveals Lima’s most charming side. Small in size yet full of inspiration, this district is a haven for Peru’s artists, writers, and musicians. Stroll through tree-lined streets, uncover distinctive boutiques, intimate cafés, and soulful spaces that inspire a pause. Here, time slows—where past and present, tradition and contemporary expression blend in harmony.

Biking Through Flavourful Lima

Pedal along Lima’s breezy coastline, enjoying gentle sea views before heading into quiet, character-filled streets. Stop at neighbourhood markets to taste seasonal fruits and freshly made snacks. Visit small cafés known for their warm atmosphere and quality coffee. Continue through Barranco, where art and food blend naturally into daily life. Conclude the ride at a welcoming spot, sharing dishes that reflect the city’s diverse culinary traditions.

Please allow approximately four hours for this experience.

Lunch in the Puya forest by Tinajani

Among towering Puya Raimondi plants, a private lunch unfolds in a remote valley. Here, each dish draws warmth from the land and comfort from tradition — a rare moment of solitude and nourishment in the Andean wild.
 

Sundowner on the Lake: Cocktails & Bites Inspired by Titilaka

As the sun begins to set over Lake Titicaca, embark on a serene navigation where cocktails infused with Andean herbs and seasonal bites reflect the landscape itself. Crafted with ingredients from the southern highlands, this floating experience invites you to savour the silence, the altitude, and the delicate flavours that emerge with the fading light.

Visit Pisac Archaeological Site and Calca Market (from Sacred Valley)

High in the Sacred Valley, the archaeological site of Pisac stretches across well-preserved terraces that follow the natural shape of the mountain. Once an important ceremonial and agricultural centre, it holds the only known Inca sun dial outside of Machu Picchu, overlooking a valley still guided by its cycles.

Further down, Calca offers a closer look at everyday life. Its market is active and authentic, with stalls offering herbs, flowers and seasonal produce. Tradition here is lived rather than displayed, forming a natural part of the community’s daily rhythm.

Please allow approximately four hours for the entire experience.

Visit Moray, Maras & Ollantaytambo

At Moray, circular terraces descend precisely into the earth. While their exact purpose remains uncertain, it is widely believed they served as a centre for agricultural experimentation, adapted to the landscape with remarkable environmental understanding.

Nearby, the salt ponds of Maras reflect tones of white and gold. Still harvested by hand as they have been for generations, they represent a craft that continues today. Finally, in Ollantaytambo, Inca terraces and stone streets preserve the structure and rhythm of a living town shaped by history.

Please allow approximately six hours for the entire experience.

Explore Machu Picchu Citadel (with local guide)

High above a lush valley, the citadel of Machu Picchu rises among mist and stone, both impressive and serene. Reaching its terraces and walls by foot and scenic drive, the first view feels like a quiet revelation, a reminder of its unique setting.

With your local guide, walk through this remarkable sanctuary shaped by stone and time. Pathways, stairways and carved walls reflect both precision and purpose, offering a direct encounter with one of the world’s most extraordinary places.

Please allow approximately three hours for the guided route and four hours for the entire experience.
You must show your passport in order to be allowed to enter Machu Picchu Citadel.

Highlights of Cusco and San Blas

Discover the essence of Cusco as you wander through its timeless streets, where centuries of living culture and artistry blend in quiet harmony. With your guide, uncover the stories behind the city’s iconic squares, churches, and architectural gems surrounding the Plaza de Armas. The walk continues into the charming neighbourhood of San Blas, known for its artisan workshops and bohemian character; here you'll find one of the city’s oldest chapels, famed for its intricately carved pulpit made from a single piece of cedar. Along the way, your guide will share personalised suggestions to enhance your experience in this vibrant Andean capital.

Please allow approximately three hours for the entire experience.