Peru stands as a country with a deep history tied to ancient civilizations. Travelers often find themselves drawn to its diverse landscapes, from coastal areas to high mountains. This package covers multiple regions, allowing participants to see how different parts of the country connect through culture and nature.
The journey begins in Lima, where modern life mixes with colonial influences. People here maintain traditions in daily routines, such as preparing fresh seafood dishes. As the trip moves south, the desert zones introduce unique geological features that have puzzled researchers for centuries.
Further inland, the route shifts to higher elevations around Cusco. This area holds significance for its role in Inca society. Structures from that era still stand, offering insights into engineering methods used long ago.
Activities include walks through valleys and visits to lagoons. These experiences highlight the Andean way of life, where communities rely on agriculture and herding. Local people share stories passed down through generations.
Transportation plays a key part in connecting these spots. Our agency, BIO ANDEAN EXPEDITIONS, provides its own vehicles driven by highly capable professionals who know the roads well. Guides from the region offer explanations in several languages, drawing from years of leading groups from around the world.
Meals focus on ingredients sourced naturally from nearby farms, often organic. Options for international cuisine exist at certain stops, though they might add extra fees depending on the chosen spot. Travelers can check with our reservations team for details.
Throughout the entire schedule, one of our staff members keeps track of your progress. This ensures smooth transitions between activities. The plan balances structured tours with moments for personal exploration.
Peru stands as a country with a deep history tied to ancient civilizations. Travelers often find themselves drawn to its diverse landscapes, from coastal areas to high mountains. This package covers multiple regions, allowing participants to see how different parts of the country connect through culture and nature.
The journey begins in Lima, where modern life mixes with colonial influences. People here maintain traditions in daily routines, such as preparing fresh seafood dishes. As the trip moves south, the desert zones introduce unique geological features that have puzzled researchers for centuries.
Further inland, the route shifts to higher elevations around Cusco. This area holds significance for its role in Inca society. Structures from that era still stand, offering insights into engineering methods used long ago.
Activities include walks through valleys and visits to lagoons. These experiences highlight the Andean way of life, where communities rely on agriculture and herding. Local people share stories passed down through generations.
Transportation plays a key part in connecting these spots. Our agency, BIO ANDEAN EXPEDITIONS, provides its own vehicles driven by highly capable professionals who know the roads well. Guides from the region offer explanations in several languages, drawing from years of leading groups from around the world.
Meals focus on ingredients sourced naturally from nearby farms, often organic. Options for international cuisine exist at certain stops, though they might add extra fees depending on the chosen spot. Travelers can check with our reservations team for details.
Throughout the entire schedule, one of our staff members keeps track of your progress. This ensures smooth transitions between activities. The plan balances structured tours with moments for personal exploration.
Day 1: Lima Arrival
Day 2: Lima Exploration
Day 3: Journey South to Paracas and Ica
Day 4: Nazca Experience
Day 5: Travel to Cusco and Local Tour
Day 6: Valley Excursion and Train Ride
Day 7: Machu Picchu Day and Cusco Return
Day 8: Humantay Lagoon Adventure
Day 9: Salkantay Pass Hike
Day 10: Rainbow Mountain Trek
Day 11: Cusco Departure
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The schedule opens with a reception at Lima’s airport. At 4:00 a.m., our representative meets you for a 60-minute ride in private transportation owned by BIO ANDEAN EXPEDITIONS to your hotel. Drivers handle the route with care, familiar with local traffic patterns. By 12:00 p.m., check-in takes 30 minutes, giving time to settle. From 1:00 p.m., the afternoon opens for independent walks around nearby streets, perhaps spotting local vendors. Evening at 8:00 p.m. allows rest or light exploration. One of our staff monitors your arrival to confirm everything aligns.
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Breakfast comes first at the hotel. Pickup happens at 8:30 a.m., lasting 7 minutes in our agency’s private vehicle. The city tour launches at 9:00 a.m. for 4 hours, where guides with broad experience provide detailed accounts of sites. Order shifts to start with San Martín Square and Central area, then Huaca Pucllana, followed by El Olivar Forest, Catacombs of San Francisco Church, and Love Park. They explain Andean influences in urban settings. Return to hotel by 1:00 p.m. Afternoon remains free for boardwalk areas, ideal for observing coastal life. I once found a quiet spot there to watch the waves, which felt refreshing after the tour.
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Box breakfast prepares you for early moves. At 4:00 a.m., hotel pickup leads to 5:00 a.m. boarding for Paracas, about 30 minutes away using our private transportation. Arrival around 8:00 a.m. includes another breakfast after roughly 3 hours travel. The Ballestas Islands tour begins at 9:00 a.m., lasting an hour, focusing on marine life and the Candelabrum figure with guide commentary on coastal ecosystems. By 11:00 a.m., head to Ica over 2 hours. Reach Huacachina at 1:00 p.m., with 4 hours free before 5:00 p.m. pickup for the oasis tour involving sand buggies and sandboarding until sunset. Return to hotel by 7:00 p.m. after 2 hours. Our representative checks in during transfers. Foods here draw from local organic sources, like fresh fruits.
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Hotel breakfast at 7:30 a.m. runs 60 minutes. Transfer at 10:20 a.m. to Nazca takes 90 minutes in our private vehicles. Arrival at 12:00 p.m. moves you to the aerodrome in another 90 minutes. Overflight at 12:30 p.m. covers 30 minutes, viewing the ancient geoglyphs with pilot notes on their creation. Free time at 1:00 p.m. for 60 minutes before boarding to Lima. Lunch option in Lima at 2:00 p.m., 60 minutes after. Evening reception at 9:00 p.m. after about 7 hours brings you to the hotel. Guides emphasize the desert’s role in Andean history. Weather might affect flights, so alternatives exist. Add a hat for sun protection, as I recall the heat being noticeable.
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Early a.m. breakfast at Lima hotel precedes a 60-minute airport transfer. Flight to Cusco (not included) leads to 70-minute pickup and hotel move. Check-in at 11:00 a.m. takes 60 minutes. Lunch free at 12:00 p.m. for an hour. Pickup at 1:00 p.m. for city tour, ending at 5:00 p.m. after 4 hours. Visit order: Tampomachay first, then Pucapucara, Qenqo, Sacsayhuaman archaeological remains, and Koricancha. Guides detail Inca constructions and their water systems. Our BIO ANDEAN EXPEDITIONS vehicles ensure comfort at altitude. A representative oversees the flight connection. Acclimatize slowly; sipping coca tea helps, from personal experience.
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Breakfast at Cusco hotel before 6:00 a.m. departure. Pickup around 7:00 a.m. starts the Sacred Valley tour over 6 hours. Sites in changed order: Maras salt ponds, then Moray terraces, Chinchero textiles, Urubamba, and Ollantaytambo Inca sites. Guides explain farming techniques still used. Buffet lunch at 1:00 p.m. in Urubamba, using organic local items. At 2:00 p.m., head to Ollantaytambo for 3:00 p.m. train boarding. Choose PeruRail Expedition for standard comfort or Inca Rail for smaller groups. Arrival p.m. with 2-hour transfer to Aguas Calientes hotel. Our staff tracks train progress. Evening in boutique hotel offers river sounds, which I found calming.
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Hotel breakfast at 5:00 a.m. Transfer at 6:00 a.m. for bus to Machu Picchu, 40 minutes. Tour at 6:40 a.m. lasts 2 hours with guide’s in-depth talk on Inca City structures. Free time at 9:00 a.m., then 9:40 a.m. transfer to Aguas Calientes over 40 minutes. Lunch free at 1:00 p.m. for 3 hours. Train at 1:40 p.m. to Ollantaytambo, 100 minutes; choose Vistadome on PeruRail for wide windows or Inca Rail equivalent. Pickup at 5:00 p.m. for 2-hour Cusco transfer. Representative monitors all segments. The site’s scale surprises many; take photos early to avoid crowds.
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We Return to Cusco on Vistadome
Returning on the Vistadome train from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo is an exciting experience that reveals majestic Andean landscapes and connects with the history of the Inca ruins, offering comfort and unique panoramic views.
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At 4:30 a.m., setup in Soraypampa with breakfast. Check-in at 5:00 a.m. for 30 minutes in geodesic domes. Breakfast again at 8:00 a.m. Hike at 9:00 a.m. to Humantay Lagoon, 60 minutes up. At 10:30 a.m., 90-minute orientation to Pachamama. Return at 11:30 a.m., 60 minutes. Buffet lunch at 2:00 p.m., organic and local. Free time at 4:00 p.m. for 2 hours, perhaps alpaca interactions. Bonfire at 7:00 p.m. with light dinner and star viewing. Guides share Andean myths. Our private transport gets you there safely. Domes provide warmth; I remember the clear night sky vividly.
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Alpaca Therapy
Enjoy living with, feeding, petting, and relaxing next to our beautiful Alpacas in our tourist complex in Soraypampa at the foot of the Salkantay Snowy Peak. This experience is unique, as it connects you and lets you live experiences like the ancient inhabitants of the region. You have to be here living these experiences!
Starry Night
Enjoy a great unforgettable night in the acclimatized geodesic domes with a view of the stars. An experience you have never seen, and you must live it with us.
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Breakfast at 5:00 a.m. in domes. Walk starts at 6:00 a.m. to Salkantay, 4 hours. At 10:00 a.m., viewpoint and coffee for 60 plus 90 minutes. Ceviche show and lunch at 1:30 p.m., using fresh ingredients. Return at 2:30 p.m. to Cusco, arriving 7:00 p.m. after 4 hours in agency vehicles. Guides highlight glacier views and traditions. Pisco sour tasting adds flavor. Representative ensures timely departure. Horses optional for ease; the pass feels achievable with breaks.
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Ceviche and Pisco Sour
Peruvian gastronomy is recognized worldwide, and now it’s your turn to experience different flavors. Participate, along with our chefs, in the preparation of Ceviche and the tasting of Pisco Sour. Enjoy!
Pickup at 4:30 a.m. for 30-minute Cusipata transfer. Breakfast at 7:00 a.m. Move at 8:00 a.m. to Llactapampa, 60 minutes. Walk at 9:00 a.m. to Rainbow Mountain strata, 5 hours round. Return to Cusipata at 12:30 p.m. Lunch at 1:30 p.m., then Cusco by 4:30 p.m. Guides explain geological layers. Private transport owned by us handles high paths. Altitude demands hydration; carry water, as I’ve seen it help.
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Breakfast at 7:00 a.m., 90 minutes. Free time post-breakfast for shopping souvenirs. Afternoon transfer to Cusco airport, 60 minutes to Lima arrival. Leave luggage if needed. Our representative coordinates. Video testimonial encouraged. Flights not included, but we assist planning.
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$550.00 USD (per person) Date: Open throughout the year 2026
We recommend paying the remaining amount in the city of Cusco in CASH, as paying with a card will incur an additional 8% due to fees in Peru.
(with 25% Discount applied)
This package offers a complete experience in Peru with exclusive 25% discounts! Ideal for groups of up to 4 people.
Peru’s weather varies by region. In Lima, expect mild temperatures around 15-25°C year-round, with fog in winter (June-September). Cusco and mountains see dry season May-October with clear days 10-20°C, nights colder to 0°C. Rainy season November-April brings showers, making paths slippery. Check forecasts daily; layers help manage changes. Statistics show Cusco averages 300 sunny days yearly, but pack raincoats anyway.
Andean locals are welcoming, often sharing smiles in markets. In Cusco, Quechua speakers mix with Spanish; simple phrases like “gracias” go far. People herd alpacas or farm, maintaining traditions. I recall a vendor in Urubamba explaining textile dyes from plants—it felt genuine. Respect privacy, buy from artisans to support economies.
Meals feature potatoes (over 3,000 varieties), corn, and quinoa from local fields. Try aji de gallina or lomo saltado in Cusco eateries. Coastal areas highlight ceviche with fresh fish. For cheap eats, street stalls offer anticuchos (grilled skewers) at 5-10 soles. Organic elements dominate; international spots add burgers for 20-30 soles extra.
| Location | Local Dish Price (Soles) | International Option Price (Soles) |
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| Lima | 15-25 | 30-40 |
| Cusco | 10-20 | 25-35 |
| Ica | 12-22 | 28-38 |
Wander Plaza de Armas in Cusco for colonial views. In Lima, stroll Miraflores cliffs overlooking the ocean. Huacachina lagoon paths are open for walks. These spots allow cultural immersion; no fees, just time.
In Cusco, Mercado San Pedro offers meals under 10 soles, like soups with fresh veggies. Lima’s Kennedy Park area has vendors for empanadas at 5 soles. In Aguas Calientes, side streets provide set menus for 15 soles. Look for family-run places; they’re authentic and budget-friendly.
Wear breathable layers: t-shirts under sweaters for varying temps. Sturdy pants for hikes, shorts for coast. Year-round, include hats and scarves for sun or cold. Winter needs thicker coats; summer lighter fabrics. Avoid heavy boots unless trekking; sneakers suffice for cities.
Effort ranges low in Lima (flat walks) to high on Rainbow Mountain (steep 5-hour trek). Average fitness required; heart conditions need doctor approval. Altitude sickness common above 3,000 meters—symptoms include dizziness. Hydrate, rest first day in Cusco. Statistics: 20-30% visitors experience mild effects. No vaccines mandatory, but hepatitis A suggested. Anecdote: A friend overcame nausea with slow pacing and tea; it works.
What does the arrival process in Lima involve? Upon landing in Lima, a representative from BIO ANDEAN EXPEDITIONS greets you at the airport with a sign bearing your name. They assist with luggage and provide a 60-minute transfer to your 4-star hotel using our private vehicles. This setup helps ease jet lag, and you can ask about local tips right away. The process ensures a smooth start, with check-in around noon and free time after to adjust to the time zone.
How demanding is the physical activity overall? The tour mixes easy urban walks in Lima with more challenging hikes like those to Humantay Lagoon or Rainbow Mountain, reaching up to 5,200 meters. For demanding parts, expect 1 to 4 hours of walking on uneven terrain, but guides pace groups accordingly. If you have moderate fitness, it’s manageable with breaks; otherwise, horses are available at extra cost. Always hydrate and acclimatize in Cusco first to handle altitude better.
Can I customize the train choice for Machu Picchu? Yes, passengers select between PeruRail and Inca Rail for the journey to Aguas Calientes. PeruRail’s Expedition service offers standard seating with windows for views, while Inca Rail provides a similar route but often with fewer crowds and attentive staff. Both take about 2 hours from Ollantaytambo. Inform our team during booking to secure your preference based on availability and group size.
What kind of food can I expect during the trip? Meals emphasize fresh, organic ingredients from Andean farms, such as quinoa, potatoes, and seafood in ceviche. Included breakfasts are simple hotel buffets, lunches group-style with local dishes. For international options like pasta or salads, restaurants along the route offer them at additional fees—consult our reservations team for recommendations. Dietary needs, like vegetarian, can be accommodated with advance notice to ensure satisfying experiences.
How does altitude affect the experience in Cusco and beyond? At 3,200 meters in Cusco, some feel shortness of breath or headaches initially. The itinerary allows a day to adjust before hikes. Drink plenty of water, avoid heavy meals, and consider coca tea, a traditional remedy. For higher spots like Salkantay at 4,638 meters, symptoms might intensify, but gradual ascents help. If you have heart issues, check with a doctor; our guides monitor for signs.
Is there flexibility for group sizes and pricing? The package suits 1 to 4 people, with prices dropping for larger groups due to shared costs. For example, 4 passengers pay less per person in 4-star hotels. Solo travelers get single rooms, while couples share doubles. Adjustments for bigger groups possible—contact BIO ANDEAN EXPEDITIONS for quotes. This structure makes it affordable compared to fixed-rate tours.
What safety measures are in place during hikes? Guides with years of experience lead all treks, carrying first-aid kits and oxygen. They assess weather and group fitness, adjusting paces. Private transportation waits at trail ends for quick returns. In remote areas like Humantay, we coordinate with local communities for support. Travelers should follow instructions to minimize risks, such as staying on paths.
How do the geodesic domes differ from regular hotels? These domes in Soraypampa provide a unique stay at 3,900 meters, with clear roofs for star viewing and private bathrooms plus fireplaces for warmth. Unlike standard hotels, they immerse you in nature near Salkantay peak. Capacity maxes at 4 per dome, including hot showers. It’s a highlight for those seeking closer Andean connections, with included activities like bonfires.
What if weather cancels the Nazca overflight? Flights depend on clear skies; if canceled, we reschedule or offer alternatives like ground tours of nearby sites. The 30-minute aerial view shows geoglyphs best, but safety comes first. Pilots decide on the day. Refunds for the flight portion apply if no substitute, ensuring you don’t miss the essence of Nazca’s mysteries.
Are guides available in languages besides English and Spanish? Our experts handle multiple languages, including French, German, or Portuguese upon request. They adapt explanations to cultural backgrounds, drawing from global traveler experience. This personalization enhances understanding of Inca history and traditions, making tours more engaging than monolingual options.
What free activities can I do in free time? In Lima, walk the boardwalk or visit parks without cost. In Cusco, explore Plaza de Armas or markets for people-watching. These moments let you absorb local life, like chatting with vendors. No entries needed, just comfortable shoes. It adds depth to the structured parts.
How does the package handle luggage during transfers? During multi-day moves, like from Lima to Ica, we transport bags securely in private vehicles. For hikes, leave main luggage at hotels or camps—only carry day packs. This keeps things light. If flights delay, our representative adjusts pickups accordingly.
What cultural etiquette should I follow in Peru? Respect local customs by asking before photographing people, especially in Andean communities. Greet with “buenos días” and tip modestly for services. In sites like Machu Picchu, stay on marked paths to preserve structures. Understanding these helps build positive interactions, as I’ve seen it open doors to authentic conversations.
Is travel insurance recommended for this route? Absolutely, as it covers unexpected issues like flight delays or health problems at altitude. Policies should include evacuation for remote hikes. Many travelers overlook this, but it provides peace of mind. Check for adventure activity inclusions, given the treks and overflights in the package.
How sustainable is the tour with BIO ANDEAN EXPEDITIONS? We prioritize low-impact practices, like using local organic foods to support farmers and limiting group sizes to reduce site wear. Guides educate on conservation, such as not littering in natural areas. This approach preserves Peru’s heritage for future visits, differing from high-volume operators that might overlook environmental care.
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