Arrival in Cusco & Sacred Valley Tour with Pisaq and Ollantaytambo
Upon arrival in Cusco, you will be met and transferred to the Sacred Valley of the Incas, a region that was of great importance to the Inca civilization. Nestled between Cusco and Machu Picchu, the valley enjoys a temperate climate and fertile lands that have long supported agriculture. For the Incas, it also served as a strategic trade route to the Amazon, enabling the exchange of tropical fruits and medicinal plants.

Your private tour begins with a visit to the Pisac Archaeological Site, an impressive Inca complex perched on the mountainside. The site features remarkable stonework and a series of agricultural terraces that reflect the ingenuity of Inca engineering. Afterward, explore the Pisac Market, a vibrant gathering where local communities trade produce, textiles, and crafts. It’s an excellent opportunity to immerse yourself in regional culture—and perhaps find a few unique souvenirs.
Continue the journey to Ollantaytambo, a charming town and one of the few remaining places where people still live in the original Inca structures.

Visit the Ollantaytambo Fortress, an imposing archaeological site with immense terraces, finely carved stonework, and sweeping views of the valley. According to legend, the site is named after the warrior Ollanta, who defied the Inca nobility for love. Highlights include Hanan Huacaypata, an area of refined stone structures believed to have been of ceremonial or administrative importance.
Included meals: Breakfast

Visit to Machu Picchu
Machu Picchu, rediscovered by Hiram Bingham in 1911, is one of the most iconic archaeological sites in the world. Built in the 15th century under Inca emperor Pachacútec, this mountain-top citadel is believed to have served as a royal estate, religious sanctuary, and astronomical observatory. Perched at 2430 meters above sea level, it offers spectacular views of the surrounding Andean landscape and the Urubamba River below. The site showcases extraordinary Inca engineering with over 150 structures—temples, terraces, fountains, and royal tombs—crafted using precise stonework techniques that required no mortar. Key highlights include the Temple of the Sun, the Sacred Plaza, the Intihuatana stone, and the Temple of the Condor.

Beyond its architectural brilliance, Machu Picchu reflects the deep spiritual and cosmological beliefs of the Inca civilization. Its layout aligns with astronomical events, such as solstices and equinoxes, and reveals a profound respect for nature and the cosmos. Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, Machu Picchu stands as a powerful symbol of Peru’s cultural legacy. Visiting the site is a journey into the heart of Andean history, spirituality, and ingenuity.

Machu Picchu is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the New Seven Wonders of the World.

After an early breakfast, board the first train to Machu Picchu Town. From here, take the bus up to Machu Picchu to experience the site. A 2-hour guided tour will take you through the most iconic areas of the citadel, as your expert guide shares insights into Inca history, engineering, and daily life within this majestic sanctuary nestled in the Andes.
Following this unforgettable visit, return to Aguas Calientes and board the train back to Ollantaytambo, continuing your journey through the Sacred Valley.
Included meals: Breakfast

Inca Innovations and Andean Traditions: Day Tour to Maras, Moray & Chinchero
Today’s excursion takes you through some of the Sacred Valley’s most intriguing and picturesque sites, offering a deeper understanding of Inca ingenuity and Andean heritage.

Begin with a visit to the Maras Salt Flats, a stunning patchwork of terraced pools used to extract salt since pre-Columbian times and still active today. Your guide will explain the historical and cultural significance of this photogenic site, where salt harvesting continues using traditional methods.

Continue to Moray, an archaeological site unlike any other. Its circular terraces form a striking amphitheater-like shape carved into the earth. Experts believe this site served as an agricultural laboratory for the Incas, who used its varying microclimates to experiment with crop cultivation.

Then visit Chinchero, a highland village considered by locals to be the mythical birthplace of the rainbow. Explore the 17th-century colonial church built atop Inca foundations and stroll through the lively market—particularly colorful on Sundays—where artisans from surrounding communities gather to sell textiles and crafts.
In the afternoon, return to your hotel in Cusco.

*The order of the visits may change.
Included meals: Breakfast

Cusco city tour (half a day)
Private services
Time to explore magical Cusco! This beautiful city has an interesting history, both from Inca and colonial times. You start this half-day tour at Cusco’s main square, which was called Huacaypata (Warriors Square) by the Incas. While the guide tells you more about the history of this special place, you can admire the city’s cathedral which was built between 1560 and 1664 with the red granite stones from the Inca Fortress of Sacsayhuaman. The cathedral is without doubt one of the most impressive buildings in Cusco, and not only from the outside: the historical buildings host one of the most significant collections of gold and silver work of the colonial period.
 Next, you continue to Koricancha and the Convent of Santo Domingo. The convent was built on top of the most important Inca temple dedicated to the worship of the sun, with walls covered with gold leaf. Wandering through the streets of what once was the capital of the Inca Empire, you feel like you are travelling through time.After exploring Cusco, you head to the nearby ruins, such as the Sacsayhuaman Fortress with its immense temple walls made out of huge stones constructed in a zigzag pattern; the red fort Puca Pucara; the Qenko Amphitheater, and Tambomachay, the Inca baths. Full of new knowledge about the history of the Incas, you return to your hotel in Cusco.
Included meals: Breakfast

Crossing the highland by bus from Cusco to Puno
Private transfer from your Hotel to the Bus Station with guide.
EXCURSION WITH TOURISTIC BUS (Full Day)
Shared Services
Public bus from Cusco to Puno. The journey takes about 10 hours.
Bus schedule: 07h00 – 17h30
You will leave Cusco early in order to visit some of the most wonderful destinations in Peru. You will visit Andahuaylillas, whose famous colonial church is known as the “Sixtine Chapel of the Americas” because of its beautiful painted ceiling and other art treasures and we will visit Raqchi, a great temple complex and your first encounter with Inca Ruins also known as the Temple of Wiracocha on route.
You will cross La Raya pass at an altitude of 4319 m. From here on you will be descending through a marvelous valley cultivated with lots of crops such as corn and potatoes. Buffet lunch en route.
And finally, one of the last visits on your way to Puno is the Pukara Museum, the stepped pyramid elaborated by the villagers of Pukara, 106 km to the north of Cusco, whose antiquity surpasses 3.500 years, it is impressive and enigmatic.
You will arrive at Puno in the afternoon.
Private transfer from the bus station to your hotel in Puno.
Included meals: Breakfast, Lunch

Titicaca Lake: Uros &  Amantani island 
2 Days tour to Uros & Taquile Islands with private guide.
Pick up from hotel and transfer to the port marks the beginning of our boat journey.
Our first destination is the captivating Uros Floating Islands. Walking on these islands feels akin to stepping on a waterbed, though it’s entirely safe. Explore the unique houses and opt for a ride on traditional reed boats. We then set sail towards the picturesque Amantani Island. Upon arrival at the port, our group splits into smaller units for homestay experiences with local families. Your designated host family will serve a delicious lunch.
The afternoon is yours to enjoy, with ample opportunities for photography and independent exploration.
After dinner, your host family will dress you in traditional local costumes and lead you to a small celebration in the community hall. It promises to be an unforgettable and joyful experience!
Overnight accommodation is provided in a homestay with basic yet cozy facilities.
Included meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Titicaca Lake: Taquile island & return to Puno
After breakfast, we’ll depart for Taquile Island. Following an hour-long boat ride, we’ll arrive at this unique destination. The main attractions of Taquile are its stunning views and exquisite textiles. A long, gradually ascending path will lead us to the village, which takes approximately 50 minutes to walk. Along the way, there are plenty of opportunities for photos. Once in the village, we’ll visit the communal cooperative. Lunch will be enjoyed at one of the local restaurants. Afterwards, we’ll descend 500 steps back down to the port. Our return journey to Puno, a 3-hour trip, will begin around 1 PM.
Upon arrival in Puno (around 4 PM), transfer to your hotel.
Included meals: Breakfast, Lunch 

Travel from Peru to Cartagena (Colombia)
Transfer to Juliaca Airport in the morning.
Board a domestic flight to Lima. Upon arrival, connect with your international flight to Cartagena (direct flight from Lima).
Upon arrival in Cartagena, you will be met by our local staff for a warm welcome, followed by a private transfer to your hotel.
Included meals: Breakfast

Cartagena City Tour & City Walk

In the morning, meeting with the guide and continue exploring historic Cartagena. Start the tour by visiting the San Felipe Fortress, the most technically advanced military building during Spanish colonial times, then visit the old “Popa” Monastery where you will have a wonderful view of the city. Between these two places, visit the popular marketplace of Bazurto where fruits, vegetables and fish are traded by the locals, most of them descendants of the slaves of the colonial times.

Cartagena is perhaps Colombia’s most beautiful and interesting town. It was founded in 1533 and was, during the colonial period, the main Spanish port on the Caribbean coast and primary gateway to South America.

In the late afternoon/early evening, walk the old town of Cartagena with a private English-speaking guide. The old part of the city is a declared World Heritage Site, with its maze of cobble alleys, huge balconies, massive churches and charming plazas. There will be plenty of photo opportunities and the chance to appreciate the beautiful evening illumination of this romantic city.

Activity duration:
City tour: 4 h
City Walk: 2 h
Included meals: Breakfast

Fishing Experience with the Community of La Boquilla
Each morning, the residents of La Boquilla rise early to engage in fishing — a vital livelihood for many Afro-descendant families in the region. This ancestral practice takes place primarily in two expansive lagoons: the Ciénega de Juan Polo and the Ciénega de la Virgen. These rich waters provide an abundance of species such as bass, tarpon, mojarra, black snapper, lebranche, as well as sea snails, clams, shrimp, crabs, and lobsters.
Our experience begins with a warm welcome from the local fishermen of La Boquilla, who will invite us aboard their traditional canoes. Accompanied by an experienced guide, we will spend approximately 2 to 3 hours navigating the lagoon and participating in artisanal fishing. We recommend bringing a hat, sunscreen, and mosquito repellent for comfort during the excursion.
Fishing enthusiasts will have the unique opportunity to learn traditional techniques, including organizing fishing nets, casting a throw net, and setting traps for shrimp and crabs — all passed down through generations.
Following the fishing experience, we will head to a beachfront restaurant owned by the local fishermen. There, the fresh catch of the day will be prepared and served for lunch in a charming seaside kiosk, offering a delicious and authentic taste of the Caribbean coast.
Activity duration: 6 h
Included meals: Breakfast, lunch

Caribean beaches (4d/3n)
The final part of the journey is a 3-night / 4-day beach lodge experience on Colombia’s Caribbean Coast, near Cartagena.
Travelers may choose between two exceptional options:

• Hotel Las Islas in Barú – A luxurious and tranquil retreat ideal for honeymooners, couples, and seniors seeking privacy and comfort.
• Hotel Punta Faro on Múcura Island – A charming beachfront property well-suited for families, couples, and small groups looking for a relaxed yet engaging island atmosphere.

Both options offer a first-class Caribbean beach experience and include private transfers from and back to Cartagena.
Included meals: depends on the choise of hotel