JUNGLE TO TITICACA | 11 NIGHTS

Highlights of Lima

Lima is a city rich in colonial heritage and vibrant culture. One visit is never enough! However, our experienced guides will help you make the most of your time, showcasing the best of Lima tailored to your interests. Highlights may include archaeological wonders, colonial gems, world-class museums, captivating public art, and the city’s most beautiful and photogenic viewpoints.

Please allow approximately three and a half hours for the entire experience.

Art Experience by Hotel B

Step into the artistic world of Hotel B, a Belle Époque mansion that also serves as a living gallery. Guided by one of the hotel’s Art Specialists, explore a collection of works by renowned Peruvian artists during an intimate 45-minute tour. Afterwards, enjoy a signature Peruvian cocktail and take home a small art-inspired keepsake as a memento of the experience.

Please allow approximately one hour and fifteen minutes for the entire experience.

Horseback Riding through Maras & Moray

Visit the salt ponds of Maras, where local families still harvest salt by hand using techniques passed down through generations. After a relaxed countryside lunch, set out on a Peruvian Paso horse — celebrated for its smooth gait — and ride through quiet fields of maize and quinoa framed by the Urubamba range. The path leads to the circular terraces of Moray, believed to have been an ancient Inca laboratory for agricultural experimentation. This gentle journey offers a closer connection to the rhythms of the land and its living heritage.

Please allow approximately two hours on horseback and 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.

Locals Only Cusco

Discover a more intimate side of Cusco through a flexible experience guided by local rhythms and personal interests. Beyond the usual routes, your journey may lead to vibrant markets, time-honored kitchens, or artisan workshops — each moment offering a glimpse into the city’s living traditions. Designed to reflect both the energy of the day and the traveler’s curiosity, this is a thoughtful exploration of Cusco as it is known and cherished by those who call it home.

Please allow approximately four hours for the entire 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.