Touch down in the lively capital of Lima, a city where colonial grandeur and coastal beauty meet vibrant Latin spirit. Upon arrival, you’ll be warmly greeted by a local representative and transferred to your hotel in the modern district of Miraflores, known for its ocean views, boutique cafés, and cosmopolitan flair.

Spend the rest of the day at leisure to rest and recover from your international flight. You may wish to take a gentle walk along the clifftop promenade overlooking the Pacific Ocean or enjoy your first taste of Peru’s world-renowned cuisine at a nearby restaurant.

Lima, often referred to as the City of Kings, offers a fascinating introduction to the country’s rich cultural tapestry — a blend of Incan roots, Spanish colonial heritage, and contemporary creativity.

Optional evening experience: If you're feeling energised and eager to begin your Peruvian adventure, consider adding the spectacular Magic Water Circuit with Dinner Show to your evening. Begin with a visit to the world’s largest fountain complex — a Guinness World Record-holding attraction where dancing waters, vibrant lights, and music create a mesmerising night-time spectacle in Exhibition Park.

After the light and water show, savour a traditional Peruvian dinner at a local restaurant, where Lima’s renowned flavours are brought to life in a setting full of warmth and ambience.

Tour details: Shared group basis. Includes pick-up and drop-off, bilingual guide (Spanish and English), admission to the Magic Water Circuit, and dinner. Starts at 17:30, duration approximately 4 hours. Not available on Sundays and Mondays.

This optional tour can be added during the online booking process.

Overnight stay in Lima.

Breakfast at the hotel. Guided city tour of Lima’s Historic Centre and scenic districts.

After a hearty breakfast, set out to discover the vibrant contrasts of Lima on a guided tour that blends colonial charm, modern neighbourhoods, and coastal beauty. Begin in the upscale districts of Miraflores and San Isidro, where manicured parks, contemporary architecture, and bustling boulevards showcase the city’s cosmopolitan side.

Continue to the heart of the city — the Historic Centre of Lima, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its impressive collection of colonial-era landmarks. Visit the beautifully preserved Santo Domingo Convent, one of the oldest and most significant religious sites in Peru. Admire its serene cloisters, tilework, and the resting place of Santa Rosa of Lima, the continent’s first canonised saint.

Stroll through the stately Plaza de Armas, Lima’s grand central square, framed by stunning Spanish-colonial architecture, including the Presidential Palace, the Archbishop’s Palace, and the imposing cathedral. The square offers a fascinating glimpse into the city’s past and present political life.

Before returning to your hotel, enjoy a relaxing stop at the iconic Parque del Amor (Park of Love), perched on the coastal cliffs of Miraflores. Snap breathtaking photos of the Pacific Ocean, dramatic coastline, and the park’s romantic mosaic walls and sculptures — a perfect way to end the day’s exploration.

Overnight stay in Lima.

Breakfast at the hotel. Domestic flight to Cusco and transfer to the Sacred Valley.

After breakfast, transfer to the airport for your flight to Cusco, the historic capital of the ancient Inca Empire. As you ascend from the coastal plains to the breathtaking highlands of the Andes, prepare to enter a world steeped in mythology, heritage, and mountain majesty.

Upon arrival in Cusco, you'll be warmly welcomed and transferred to the enchanting Sacred Valley — a fertile stretch of land nestled between forested mountains and winding rivers. This scenic journey offers a gentle introduction to the altitude, allowing your body to acclimatise while you soak in the natural beauty of the surroundings.

The remainder of the day is free to enjoy at your own pace. Wander through the peaceful countryside, admire traditional Andean villages, or simply relax at your hotel and take in views of the Urubamba River cutting through terraced hillsides. The Sacred Valley is a place where the legacy of the Incas lives on through legends, stonework, and vibrant local culture.

Overnight stay in the Sacred Valley.

Breakfast at the hotel. Full-day excursion to Machu Picchu with train journey and guided visit.

After breakfast, travel towards Ollantaytambo to board the train for a scenic journey through the Andean landscapes towards Aguas Calientes, also known as Machu Picchu Village. On arrival, continue towards the remarkable archaeological site of Machu Picchu, a UNESCO World Heritage Site surrounded by the spectacular mountain landscapes of the Andes.

Enjoy a guided visit to Machu Picchu, learning about the history, architecture and cultural significance of this extraordinary Inca site from your local guide. Your visit will follow the entry and access arrangements applicable at the time. The walking route, entry time, duration and areas of the archaeological site visited are subject to ticket availability, local regulations and operational arrangements.

Following your visit, return to Aguas Calientes and, depending on the confirmed train schedule and local arrangements, continue by train towards Ollantaytambo. On arrival, transfer back to your hotel in the Sacred Valley.

Overnight stay in the Sacred Valley.

Breakfast at the hotel. Leisure morning and transfer to Cusco.

Enjoy a relaxed morning in the Sacred Valley, soaking in the tranquil atmosphere of this enchanting region. After breakfast, take some time at leisure — perhaps for a final stroll through local markets or to simply unwind amidst the serene Andean landscape.

Optional experience: For those wishing to delve deeper into the Sacred Valley’s rich heritage before heading to Cusco, consider joining a shared full-day tour to Chinchero, the Living Museum of Yucay, and Ollantaytambo Fortress.

Begin the day in the charming highland town of Chinchero, where you'll explore ancient Inca terraces and a colonial church built on Incan foundations. Then enjoy a breathtaking viewpoint overlooking the valley before visiting the Living Museum of Yucay, where local artisans demonstrate traditional Incan crafts such as textile weaving, pottery, and silverwork. After a delicious traditional lunch, continue to the remarkable Ollantaytambo Fortress, a site of strategic importance during the Inca Empire, known for its steep agricultural terraces and sacred ceremonial platforms.

At the end of the tour, you will continue to your hotel in Cusco.

Please note: Due to the shared nature of the optional tour, there is a 30-minute pick-up window from the scheduled start time. The Chinchero Market is included in visits planned on Sundays.

This optional tour can be added during the online booking process.

Alternatively, continue with a scenic journey to Cusco, the former capital of the Inca Empire. The drive, which takes approximately 1.5 to 2 hours, winds through the Andes and offers picturesque views of terraced hills, traditional villages, and the rugged mountain terrain that defines this part of Peru.

Upon arrival in Cusco, settle into your hotel and enjoy the rest of the day at leisure. As evening falls, head out to explore the city’s vibrant streets — from its colonial-era plazas and charming cobbled alleys to lively cafés and restaurants. Don’t miss the opportunity to experience the magical ambiance of Plaza de Armas at night, beautifully lit and buzzing with local life.

Overnight stay in Cusco.

Breakfast at the hotel. Guided half-day tour of Cusco’s cultural highlights.

After breakfast, embark on a captivating half-day tour of Cusco, one of South America’s most historic and atmospheric cities. Begin your journey in the heart of the old town — the iconic Plaza de Armas. Surrounded by arcaded walkways, ornate colonial buildings, and lively cafés, this vibrant square has been the centre of Cusco’s social and cultural life for centuries.

Visit the magnificent Cusco Cathedral, a colonial masterpiece filled with sacred art, baroque altars, and traces of Incan stonework. From there, walk to the remarkable Koricancha Temple, once the most sacred temple in the Inca Empire, dedicated to Inti, the Sun God. The temple's original Inca stone foundations still support the 16th-century Dominican church built atop them — a powerful symbol of Peru’s layered history.

Continue your exploration with a visit to the bohemian San Blas neighbourhood, known for its cobbled streets, whitewashed buildings, and artisan charm. Browse quaint boutiques, watch local craftsmen at work, and take in panoramic views over Cusco from this artistic enclave perched above the city centre.

The rest of the afternoon is yours to enjoy at leisure. Relax at a café, wander through local markets, or sample the flavours of Peruvian cuisine at one of Cusco’s excellent restaurants.

Optional evening experience: As night falls, join an unforgettable 3-hour guided evening tour of Cusco After Dark with Pisco Sour Class. Begin at the illuminated Koricancha Temple to appreciate its golden glow by night, then head up to the San Cristobal viewpoint for a panoramic look at the city lights twinkling below. Finally, visit the iconic República del Pisco, where you’ll learn to make Peru’s beloved cocktail during a fun and interactive Pisco Sour-making class, followed by a tasting session.

The tour begins at 6:00 PM and concludes at 9:00 PM with hotel drop-off. Includes bilingual guide, transport, and the Pisco Sour experience.

This optional tour can be added during the online booking process.

Overnight stay in Cusco.

Breakfast at the hotel. Overland journey through the South Valley with cultural stops.

After breakfast, transfer to the Cusco bus station to begin your overland journey to Puno, gateway to the legendary Lake Titicaca. This scenic route through the South Valley of Cusco offers a rich blend of natural beauty, cultural history, and breathtaking mountain landscapes.

Your first stop is Andahuaylillas, home to a stunning 17th-century church often dubbed the “Sistine Chapel of the Andes,” renowned for its elaborate murals, gilded altars, and angelic artwork. Continue to the archaeological site of Raqchi, where the towering remains of the Temple of Wiracocha — one of the most significant Inca deities — offer insight into ancient Andean religious architecture.

After a local lunch, reach the dramatic high point of the route: La Raya Pass, situated at 4,335 metres above sea level. Here, enjoy panoramic views of the snow-dusted Andes and remote rural communities. Continue on to the historic town of Pucara, once an important ceremonial and pottery centre of the pre-Inca Pucara culture.

Arrive in Puno in the late afternoon and transfer to your hotel. Set on the shores of Lake Titicaca, the world’s highest navigable lake, Puno is a city rich in folklore, indigenous traditions, and Andean mysticism — the perfect base for tomorrow’s adventure on the water.

Overnight stay in Puno.

Breakfast at the hotel. Full-day boat excursion to Taquile and Uros Islands with traditional lunch.

After breakfast, embark on an unforgettable adventure across the shimmering waters of Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world and a place steeped in ancient Andean tradition. Depart by boat to the remote and serene Taquile Island, a community that has preserved its pre-Inca way of life for centuries. Here, the locals are renowned for their vibrant clothing and exquisite handwoven textiles — a living expression of cultural identity recognised by UNESCO.

Continue to the nearby Huayllano community on the same island, where you’ll experience the warmth of the locals as they share their traditional farming methods, artisanal crafts, and daily customs. This intimate cultural exchange offers a unique glimpse into life on the lake’s islands, unchanged by time.

Enjoy a delicious traditional Andean lunch prepared with locally sourced ingredients, offering a taste of the rich culinary heritage of the region.

In the afternoon, travel by boat to the fascinating floating islands of the Uros people, constructed entirely from totora reeds. Located in the heart of the Lake Titicaca National Reserve, these man-made islands are home to families who continue to live in harmony with the lake, sustaining ancient traditions and ecological practices.

After this immersive cultural journey, return to your hotel in Puno and relax for the evening, with memories of a truly enriching day on Peru’s sacred lake.

Overnight stay in Puno.

Breakfast at the hotel. Flight from Juliaca to Lima. Leisure evening in the capital.

After breakfast, it’s time to bid farewell to the serene beauty of the Andean highlands. Transfer to Juliaca Airport for your flight back to Lima, returning to Peru’s vibrant capital for one final evening.

Upon arrival in Lima, check in to your hotel and enjoy the rest of the day at leisure. Spend your evening exploring the lively plazas of Miraflores or Barranco, perhaps stopping by a local café or enjoying a coastal walk along the Malecón, where the sea breeze and sunset views provide a perfect end to your Peruvian adventure.

Consider one last taste of Peruvian cuisine at one of Lima’s world-renowned restaurants, reflecting on the unforgettable journey from Incan citadels and Sacred Valley landscapes to the cultural richness of Lake Titicaca.

Overnight stay in Lima.

Breakfast at the hotel. Transfer to Lima Airport for your return flight.

Enjoy your final breakfast in Lima, with time to reflect on the extraordinary experiences and unforgettable landscapes you’ve encountered throughout your Peruvian journey — from the mystical heights of Machu Picchu to the tranquil waters of Lake Titicaca.

At the appropriate time, transfer to Jorge Chávez International Airport for your homebound flight. Whether you’ve been inspired by ancient Incan sites, moved by the warmth of Andean culture, or awed by Peru’s natural beauty, this journey will leave lasting memories etched in your heart.

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