Embark on a one-of-a-kind expedition through Peru’s most spectacular landscapes: the coastline, desert, Amazon rainforest, and the Andes. This 15-day premium journey blends ancient history, vibrant nature, and exclusive experiences designed for discerning travelers seeking comfort, authenticity, and a deep connection with Peru’s living cultures.
Throughout the route, you’ll explore iconic sites such as the Ballestas Islands, Huacachina Oasis, the Nazca Lines, Tambopata rainforest, the Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu, and the majestic Lake Titicaca. Each destination is experienced with private transfers, professional guides, 4★ and 5★ hotels, and immersive activities that honor Peru’s heritage. This itinerary is crafted for those who want to explore the country safely, privately, and meaningfully
Upon your arrival at the Lima airport, you will be warmly greeted by our representative and transferred in private service to your hotel, located in one of the city’s most beautiful neighborhoods Along the way, you’ll witness the remarkable contrast between modern Lima—filled with oceanfront skyscrapers—and the city’s historic heart, with its stunning colonial architecture.
The rest of the day is free to rest or enjoy a gourmet dinner at one of Lima’s internationally acclaimed restaurants, which have positioned the city as South America’s culinary capital.
Begin your journey in Lima, the “City of Kings,” with a guided city tour through its historic center. Starting at San Martín Square, stroll along elegant streets until reaching the Plaza de Armas, where you’ll admire the Presidential Palace, City Hall, and the Cathedral from the outside. Along the route, you’ll also see the Church of La Merced and visit the Monastery of San Francisco, famous for its impressive catacombs.
Afterward, head to Miraflores for a relaxing stop at Parque del Amor, known for its ocean views and romantic mosaics. Later, continue to the Larco Museum, set inside an 18th-century viceregal mansion surrounded by beautiful gardens. Here, enjoys a delicious lunch at its renowned restaurant before exploring 5,000 years of pre-Columbian history. The museum’s extraordinary collection of gold, silver, and ceremonial artifacts—along with its iconic erotic gallery—reveals the cultural richness and spiritual traditions of ancient Peru, offering a memorable and immersive experience.
After breakfast at the hotel, we will travel by private vehicle south along the Pacific coastline, following the Pan-American Highway. As the landscape shifts, we will enter the desert region of Paracas, after approximately five hours on the road.
From this charming seaside town, we will begin our visit to the Paracas National Reserve, part of the UNESCO World Heritage List. Then, from the local pier, we’ll board a speedboat for a two-hour tour to the Ballestas Islands (no disembarkation). During the ride, you’ll observe thousands of seabirds, humboldt penguins, sea lions, and unique rock formations in an area often called the “Galápagos of Peru.”
After the tour, we will continue to Huacachina, a natural oasis surrounded by towering sand dunes. In the afternoon, you’ll enjoy an exciting adventure with a dune-buggy and sandboarding circuit, followed by a breathtaking sunset from the top of the dunes—one of the most spectacular views in the Peruvian desert. Enjoy a relaxed evening and overnight in Huacachina.
After breakfast at your hotel in Huacachina, we will transfer you early to Nazca for the famous Nazca Lines overflight, one of the most fascinating archaeological mysteries in the world.
During the flight aboard a small aircraft, you’ll admire the geometric and biomorphic figures etched into the desert, such as the Hummingbird, the Monkey, the Dog, and the Astronaut—appreciating their scale and precision from the sky. Our team, both on the ground and in the air, will ensure a safe and comfortable experience.
After this unforgettable adventure, we will return to Lima in private transport. Spend the evening resting and relaxing at your hotel.
After breakfast in your hotel, you will be taken to the Cusco airport for your flight into the Amazon. Upon arrival in Puerto Maldonado, you’ll be welcomed and transferred to the dock to board the boat for a scenic journey along the Madre de Dios River, surrounded by lush vegetation, marking your entrance into the tropical rainforest. At the lodge, enjoy a refreshing natural juice and a brief orientation before settling into your private bungalow nestled in nature.
After lunch and a short rest, embark on an interpretive walk with your naturalist guide, learning about tropical trees, medicinal plants, and visiting a traditional rubber-tapping camp to observe the ancestral extraction of natural latex.
In the late afternoon, relax by the pool or enjoy a tranquil sunset boat ride. After dinner, continue your adventure with a nighttime river safari in search of caimans and other nocturnal wildlife.
Early in the morning, board a boat toward Sandoval Lake, one of the jewels of the Tambopata Reserve. Enjoy a picnic breakfast during the journey as the sunrise illuminates the forest. After a short river ride, take a 3-km walk to the lake—home to giant otters, macaws, herons, and capuchin monkeys.
After returning to the lodge for lunch, visit a Brazil-nut harvesting camp to learn about one of the region’s most important sustainable resources. Continue to the canopy towers for breathtaking views of exotic birds and an unforgettable Amazon sunset.
Back at the lodge, enjoy free time to relax at the pool or opt for a massage before dinner.
At dawn, visit the Parrot Clay Lick, a natural spectacle where blue-headed parrots, parakeets, and macaws gather to feed on mineral-rich clay—a vibrant display of color and sound.
After breakfast and a brief rest, return to Puerto Maldonado with a stop at the local market to explore regional products and daily life. You will then be transferred to the airport for your flight to Cusco.
Upon arrival in Cusco, your journey continues with a scenic transfer to the Sacred Valley, including a cultural stop in Chinchero to appreciate its traditional weaving, vibrant textiles, and impressive Inca terraces. After the visit, continue to your hotel in the Sacred Valley for a well-deserved rest.
Begin the day surrounded by the stunning landscapes of the Cusco highlands. Visit the ancient circular terraces of Moray, an ingenious Inca agricultural laboratory that reveals their mastery of microclimates. Continue to the Maras salt mines, a dazzling network of thousands of salt pools that glisten under the sun, creating one of the Sacred Valley’s most photogenic settings.
Later, enjoy a true Andean culinary tradition: the Pachamanca, a ritual meal that honors Mother Earth, combining flavors and ancestral cooking techniques passed down through generations.
In the afternoon, explore the Ollantaytambo fortress, a remarkable archaeological complex that preserves its original Inca layout and offers insight into the empire’s architectural genius. At the end of the day, return to your hotel in the Sacred Valley for a well-deserved rest.
Early in the morning, you will board the panoramic Vistadome train for a scenic and enriching journey through the Sacred Valley toward Aguas Calientes. After enjoying breakfast, your private guide will meet you to take the shuttle bus to the legendary Machu Picchu citadel. Upon arrival your private guide will lead you through its temples, terraces, and sacred sites—revealing the harmony between Inca architecture, nature, and the surrounding mountains.
After your guided visit, you will have free time for lunch, photography, or exploring the charming town of Aguas Calientes. In the afternoon, you’ll take the Vistadome train back to Ollantaytambo, enjoying panoramic views and a comfortable ride. Upon arrival, our team will meet you and transfer you seamlessly to your hotel in Cusco, concluding an unforgettable full-day experience.
Embark on a fascinating overland journey along the Route of the Sun, connecting the ancient Inca capital of Cusco with the highland city of Puno, the city on the shores of Lake Titicaca. Throughout the day, enjoy guided visits to historical and cultural landmarks.
Begin at Andahuaylillas, home to the “Sistine Chapel of the Andes,” famous for its baroque murals and gilded altarpieces. Continue to Raqchi, where the grand Temple of Wiracocha stands as one of the most significant Inca constructions. After lunch in Sicuani, ascend to La Raya Pass (4,335 m / 14,222 ft), the highest point of the route, offering breathtaking views of the snow-capped Andes.
Finally, visit the Pukara Museum, showcasing artifacts from one of the region’s earliest pre-Inca civilizations, famed for its iconic ceramic bull figurines. As evening falls, arrive in Puno, on the serene shores of the legendary Lake Titicaca — the highest navigable lake in the world.
Experience the mystical allure of Lake Titicaca, a sacred body of water shimmering at over 12,500 feet above sea level. Begin your navigation toward the Uros Floating Islands, man-made islands crafted entirely from totora reeds — the same material used for their homes, boats, and crafts. Here, the Uros people share their ancient traditions, preserved through centuries.
Continue by boat to Taquile Island, celebrated for its remarkable community organization and UNESCO-recognized textile art. Discover their customs, admire the intricate handwoven garments, and enjoy a traditional lunch with sweeping views of the lake’s endless blue horizon.
This day is a journey through time, where the vastness of Titicaca and the warmth of its people reveal the true spirit of the Andes.
Early in the morning, you will board a comfortable bus bound for the majestic city of Arequipa. Upon arrival, our representative will warmly welcome you and accompany you on a private transfer to your hotel, ensuring a seamless and worry-free experience from the very beginning. Once settled in, you will have the afternoon at your leisure to unwind, enjoy the hotel’s exclusive amenities, or, if you prefer, take a relaxed stroll through the surrounding area and begin to appreciate the colonial charm and serene beauty of the “White City.”
We begin with a private pickup from your hotel and travel toward the Salinas and Aguada Blanca National Reserve (Pampa Cañahuas), where you can admire the Andean mountain ranges and observe graceful vicuñas in their natural habitat. Our next stop is Patahuasi, where you will enjoy a traditional herbal infusion ideal for altitude adjustment. We then continue to the Tocra Wetlands, an impressive high-Andean ecosystem offering the chance to spot local wildlife, including South American camelids and elegant Andean flamingos.
The route leads us to the Andes Viewpoint, known as Patapampa, located over 4,800 meters above sea level, with sweeping views of the region’s most iconic volcanoes. We then descend into Chivay for a curated lunch before settling into your exclusive hotel.
In the afternoon, you will visit the relaxing Chacapi hot springs, an ideal setting to unwind and enjoy the tranquility of the valley before returning to your hotel for a peaceful evening.
After a delightful breakfast, we head to the renowned Cruz del Condor viewpoint, the most spectacular location to appreciate the vastness of the Colca Canyon and witness, with some luck, the majestic flight of the Andean condor. On the return journey, we will stop at Huayra Punku in Pinchollo and then at the Antahuilque viewpoint, known for its remarkable pre-Inca terraces that showcase the valley’s ancient agricultural engineering.
Before leaving the Colca region, you will enjoy a varied lunch in Chivay. We then begin the return trip to Arequipa, where you will be privately transferred to your hotel to rest and enjoy a leisurely afternoon.
At the scheduled time, you will be transferred to the Arequipa airport for your flight to Lima. Your unforgettable journey through Peru comes to an end, leaving you with lasting memories of Arequipa’s colonial beauty, the grandeur of the Colca Canyon, the lush Amazon Rainforest, and the iconic Machu Picchu. We look forward to welcoming you again soon.
A one-of-a-kind journey through Peru’s remarkable contrasts: from the coast to the Amazon, from the desert to the Andes — where natural luxury meets the spiritual heart of the Andes.
