Encapsulating fascinating history, enthralling landscapes, multi-sensory adventure and world-class cuisine, Peru is a country of deep beauty and mysterious secrets. An exclusive and bespoke journey will take you through the lost cities of the Incan Empire to the Andean peaks of the Sacred Valley, the immense Amazon rainforest and the dramatic Pacific coast.
1. The Spectacle of the Amazon
Leave behind civilisation to travel along the winding channels of the Amazon River to become encompassed in a world of raw beauty, wild nature and ancient secrets. Remote and inaccessible, the Peruvian Amazon holds some of the world’s last remaining primary rainforest, a biodiverse hub of undiscovered wildlife and pristine nature.
Stay in a luxury eco-lodge, nestled in the heart of the rainforest. A multi-sensory experience, the lodge encompasses you with sights, sounds and scents of nature.
2. The Mystery of Machu Picchu
From the Sacred Valley, you’ll board the iconic train towards Machu Picchu before disembarking to complete the journey on foot. Follow an ascending trail through breath-taking scenery of rolling peaks with views across the Choquesuysuy archaeological site.
Continuing along the edge of highland jungle, you’ll reach the Intipunk, or Sun Gate, reveal the ethereal beauty of Machu Picchu and disclosing the fascinating secretes of the Incan Empire.
After a thoughtful exploration of this iconic site, you’ll board the lavish Belmond train to travel to Cusco.
3. The Sacred Valley of the Incas
One of the most important historic places in the country, the Sacred Valley showcases hundreds of fascinating Incan sites all encompassed within glorious Andean Peaks and valleys.
Embark upon a thrilling white water adventure through the Sacred Valley, tackling crashing waves and gliding through remarkable spectacular scenery. Uncover the forgotten pathway of the Inca’s on the Huchuy Oosgo trek, reaching 4,230m at its highest point and revealing forgotten Incan archaeological sites along the way.
Lunch will be enjoyed alongside the local community before you become part of the a very special ceremony of sound and traditional offerings to Pachamama.
4. Indigenous Communities of Titicaca
Situated at an altitude of 3,820 metres and spanning across both Peru and Bolivia, Lake Titicaca is the highest navigable body of water in the world. Sail across the lake to explore the beguiling Uros floating islands, made entirely from totora reeds and home to the Pre-Inca Uros community who have maintained their lifestyle for hundreds of years. As well as the islands, the inhabitants’ homes and fishing boats are also made out of totora reeds and you’ll have the opportunity to meet and spend time with the skilled reed craftsmen and women to get to know their ancient craft and culture.
5. The Flavours of Lima
Perched on the Pacific Coast, Peru’s vibrant capital is filled with colonial-era riches, bohemian modern-day trends and is hailed as the gastronomic capital of Latin America. A blossoming scene of gastronomic delights, Lima really has it all when it comes to food. From chocolate and coffee tasting to learning to prepare fresh ceviche, you'll explore the city with your taste buds.
Lima – Sacred Valley – Machu Picchu – Nazca – Lake Titicaca