Arrival and Lima Historical Center Tour

Upon arrival in Lima, assistance is provided for transfer to the hotel. At 14:00 hrs, the tour of Lima's Historical Center begins, focusing on architectonic relics designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The visit starts at the Convent of Santo Domingo, constructed during Lima's foundation. The University of San Marcos, the oldest in the Americas, is included, featuring the country's oldest choir stalls and a library holding 25,000 books, some dating back to the 15th century. The route continues through Plaza Mayor, the Government Palace, and Municipality, and inside the Cathedral, which holds artworks and the remains of Santa Rosa de Lima, San Juan Masías, and San Martín de Porres.

120 min

Larco Museum Visit

Departing from downtown Lima to the Larco Museum to gain insight into ancient Peruvian cultures. The visit includes viewing gold pieces, textiles, and erotic ceramics that illustrate the cosmovision of ancient Peru. The museum's warehouse will be open to observe artistic expressions reflected in ceramics.

120 min

Optional Day Tours from Lima

A free day is available to select and book one of several activities: Visit the 5,000-year-old city of Caral and enjoy a local lunch; take a trip to the Ballestas Islands, ride dune buggies in Huacachina, taste pisco, and have lunch; explore the marine ecosystems and historic sites of Lima’s coastal islands, such as San Lorenzo Island and the Real Felipe fortress; or visit Ballestas Islands and, on certain days, fly over the Nasca Lines with a marine lunch. None of these tours are included in the package.

420 min

Cusco Afternoon City Walk

In the afternoon, a city walk starts at Plaza de San Cristóbal for a panoramic view. Then visit San Pedro Market to learn about local products. Next is the Qorikancha Temple, formerly covered in gold. From the artisans’ neighborhood San Blas, walk down Hatun Rumiyoc street passing the Inca Roca palace, now the Archbishop's Palace, and see the Twelve Angled Stone. The walk ends at Plaza de Armas with a visit to the Cathedral housing colonial artworks.

240 min

Morning Tour of Sacsayhuaman and Surroundings

In the morning, visit Sacsayhuaman, a citadel with large constructions integrated with the landscape. Then proceed to Q’enqo, an Inca site with a sacrificial altar inside a rock formation. Finally, visit Puca Pucará lookout and Tambomachay, a monument noted for its architecture and significance in Andean cosmovision. The afternoon is free.

180 min

Sacred Valley: Chinchero Visit

Visit the Sacred Valley’s village of Chinchero, known for its colorful and typical character. Observe weaving women and stop at a textile center to see traditional Inca dyeing and spinning techniques using alpaca wool. The visit includes the Inca plaza and its colonial church.

120 min

Visit to Moray Archaeological Site

Continue to Moray, an Inca site consisting of concentric agricultural terraces used as a laboratory to recreate microclimates.

60 min

Ollantaytambo and Inca Temples

The visit includes Ollantaytambo, the last Inca village still inhabited, with stops at the Sun Temple, the Bath of the Princess, and the Temple of the Ten Windows. The day concludes with views from the elevated areas of Ollantaytambo.

120 min

Machu Picchu Visit

Depart from Ollantaytambo station on the chosen train to Machu Picchu station. Staff assist with boarding a bus that climbs a winding route offering views of the Urubamba river canyon. Explore Machu Picchu’s terraces, stairways, ceremonial zones, and urban sectors. Lunch is provided. Afterwards, travel back by train and proceed to the hotel in Cusco for overnight accommodation.

480 min

Free Day in Cusco

Free day with options for cultural, archaeological, or adventure activities in Cusco. Advance reservations are recommended. Suggested activities include Vinicunca (Rainbow Mountain) or kayaking in Huaypo Lake.

Transfer to Airport and Departure

Transfer to the airport for departure to Lima to connect with the return flight home.