Get acquainted with some of Peru’s best dishes at a special welcome dinner in Lima
Travel to Pisco and take a memorable scenic flight over the mysterious Nazca Lines
Spend time in Paracas National Reserve, well known for its abundant wildlife and unique ecosystem
Board a day cruise from Paracas Peninsula to the Ballestas Islands in search of wildlife including pelicans, red-footed boobies, flamingos, and even penguins
Embark on a walking tour of Lima with a local expert guide to discover the city’s history and fascinating landmarks
Drive through the Altiplano high plains to the Colca Valley and Canyon which is twice as deep as the Grand Canyon in
Soak up the local hot springs in Chivay
Enjoy a feature stay at the remarkable Aranwa Pueblito Encantado del Colca Hotel on the Colca River
View the world’s largest birds, the Andean Condors, in flight at the Cruz del Condor viewpoint
Visit the Sillustani archaeological site for a climb to the top of the hill to appreciate the ruined' chullpas'
See the striking scenery and unique cultures of Lake Titicaca and visit the floating Uros Islands
Travel to Cusco, South America's oldest continuously inhabited city, and the home of the Inca for two centuries before the Spanish built their first capital there
Travel to the Sacred Valley, treasured for its climate, fertile land and the Urubamba (Sacred) River
Explore the archaeological site of Ollantaytambo with an expert local guide who will discuss the evidence of the Incas' engineering skills
Travel on the 360 Machu Picchu Train, featuring high domed windows for spectacular views enroute to Aguas Calientes
Board a bus for the journey to Machu Picchu and join a local guide on a tour of the most famous Inca ruins
Take the opportunity for a second visit to Machu Picchu to delve deeper into the extraordinary architecture of the many temples, palaces and living quarters
Travel by morotised canoes into the Amazon Jungle and spot local wildlife like macaws, herons and alligators
Enjoy a feature stay at the Inkaterra Hacienda Concepcion built in the heart of a 380 hectare-private ecological reserve
Cruise in a dug-out wooden canoe to quietly glide across Lake Sandoval, keeping an eye out for red howler monkeys, giant river otters and colourful macaws
Indulge in a special farewell dinner of Peruvian delights while overlooking an ancient pre-Inca archaeological site
