Get ready for an in depth look at some of the most incredible sites Peru has to offer. A city tour enlightens you to the importance Lima has in South America. Then its on to the famous Nazca Lines, a mystery left for you to unravel. A visit off Peru’s coast, the Ballesta Islands brings you close to sea lions and other amazing wildlife. Travel deep into the Amazon, for a close encounter with pink dolphins, sloths and toucans! Continue to Arequipa for an overnight in "the White City" and stay in the Colca Canyon for a chance to spot a Condor in flight! From there travel overland to Puno and Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake on the planet! Here, enjoy a visit to the floating reed islands and an insight in the local way of life. Board a plane and off you go to Cuzco and the Sacred Valley located a couple of hours away. Marvel at the mountains, skies, history, color and the typical hospitality of the locals before heading on to Machu Picchu. Travel by Vistadome train to the town of Aguas Calientes with an incredible stay at the charming El Mapi hotel. Explore the ancient ruins of Machu Picchu, with extra time to explore on your own and end in Cusco, a colonial town filled with incredible views, history and people. This Peruvian adventure is sure to exceed your expectations of this incredible South American country!

Limais situated halfway alongPeru’s desert coastline, literally stuck between the desert and the deep blue sea. The valley was once dominated by hundreds of pre-Inca temples and palaces. Pizarro chose the palace of local chief Taurí Chusko as the site of the city’s inauguration on January 6, 1535, and thus beganLima’s colonial history, reflected in the opulent mansions with Moorish latticed wooden balconies that graceLima’s plazas. The main square, Plaza de Armas, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, complete with paths, gardens and an elegant bronze fountain. Surrounding the main plaza are the Cathedral, Archbishop’s Palace, the Town Hall and the impressive Palacio de Gobierno (GovernmentPalace). Cultural attractions aside, areas such as Barranco, Miraflores andSan Isidrohave much to offer the visitor in the way of shopping, restaurants and nightlife.

Upon arrival you will be met by our local representative who will help you locate your vehicle.

Our local representative will meet you for an airport transfer, with private vehicle and professional driver.

A clean, safe choice for a trip to Lima, the Hotel San Agustin Exclusive is located in the Miraflores area of the city. The 105 rooms offer comfortable bedding and all the amenities of home, including WiFi internet access. Breakfast is a scrumptious range of morning favorites, while the restaurants are also open daily for a la carte options. The hotel is located very close to the mall, and eating joints are plenty. Get to know the nearby attractions, which include the Indian market and the Handicraft Shop.

Overnight at San Agustin Exclusive.

Start your day with a sightseeing tour of Colonial and Modern Lima in the company of your private vehicle, driver and English speaking Guide, passing by outstanding monuments such as the Government Palace, the City Hall and the Cathedral (closed on Sundays) at the Plaza Mayor. Visit the 17th century San Francisco Convent. Take a short tour of the modern districts of San Isidro and Miraflores where you will enjoy a magnificent view of the Pacific Ocean.

After lunch at "La Rosa Nautica" (included in tour) visit the Larco Herrera Museum. Since 1926 this museum holds the world’s largest private collection of pre-Columbian art with a unique assortment of erotic pottery, genuine and rich jewels in gold, silver and semi-precious stones. With more than 45,000 pieces of ceramics plus genuine mummies and marvellous Paracas textiles, this is a great place to visit.

Return to your hotel at day's end.

Overnight at San Agustin Exclusive.

Paracas is one of the biggest marine reserves in the world. Located only 15 km from Pisco. With one of the most interesting and richest ecosystems in the world, the desert peninsula of Paracas on the south coast of Peru encompasses Paracas National Reserve, two-thirds of which is water. This natural wonder teems with diverse species of fish, birds, and marine mammals, attractive beaches and spectacular flora and fauna, and historic Paracas culture. In Paracas you can swim or fish anytime. This bay is also the starting point for those who would like to visit the Ballestas islands.

Morning pick up from your hotel by private vehicle and English speaking driver to see the famous Nazca Lines. Arrive at Pisco aerodrome (in about 3 hrs) to enjoy a flight over the mysterious Nazca lines (1 hour and a half, shared basis). The Nasca Lines are gigantic geoglyphs located between the Palpa and Nazca desert and they were created by the Nazca culture between 200 BC and 600 AD. There are many individual figures, ranging in complexity from simple lines to stylized hummingbirds, spiders, monkeys, and lizards. The Nasca lines cannot be recognized as coherent figures except from the air. Make a stop for lunch in a local restaurant (not included).

Afterwards visit the oasis of "Huacachina" 5 km west out of Ica with incredible sand dunes completely surrounding it. Transfer to your hotel in Paracas at the end of day.

Note: Flight ticket is included on a shared basis. Local airport tax in Pisco airport ofUSD4.00 per person is to be paid locally. Subject to change

The La Hacienda Bahía Paracas Hotel (4*) is located at the south of Lima by the seashore. With warm weather all year roun, this particular hotel offers a perfect combination for those seeking culture, nature and leisure. The hotel offers spacious and comfortable rooms each with a private terrace. There is a restaurant offering the best dishes of Peruvian cuisine with a view of the bay, a bar, end a cafeteria. The hotel has a spa, so you can relax. Also, the hotel offers many activities such as a variety of games and water sports.

Overnight at La Hacienda Bahia.

Limais situated halfway alongPeru’s desert coastline, literally stuck between the desert and the deep blue sea. The valley was once dominated by hundreds of pre-Inca temples and palaces. Pizarro chose the palace of local chief Taurí Chusko as the site of the city’s inauguration on January 6, 1535, and thus beganLima’s colonial history, reflected in the opulent mansions with Moorish latticed wooden balconies that graceLima’s plazas. The main square, Plaza de Armas, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, complete with paths, gardens and an elegant bronze fountain. Surrounding the main plaza are the Cathedral, Archbishop’s Palace, the Town Hall and the impressive Palacio de Gobierno (GovernmentPalace). Cultural attractions aside, areas such as Barranco, Miraflores andSan Isidrohave much to offer the visitor in the way of shopping, restaurants and nightlife.

You will be picked up at the hotel and transferred to the pier in Paracas to board a boat for your tour of the Ballestas Islands. The Ballestas Islands, are in the Paracas National Reserve and it is an off-limits area, to preserve the large concentration of marine animals and birds such as pelicans, penguins, cormorants, Peruvian boobies and Inca terns. From your boat, you get an opportunity to see the friendly animals quite close! There are also sea lions, turtles, dolphins, and whales.
Duration: Approximate 3 Hrs total. Morning departure only.

You will be picked up at your hotel and transferred by private vehicle to Lima.

Overnight at San Agustin Exclusive.

Iquitos is Peru’s largest jungle city. Once a booming rubber town in the late 19th century, tourism and oil are now Iquitos’ main industries. It is a major base for excursions to the Amazon basin and has numerous hotels of varying standards as well as nearby jungle lodges and camps. The river provides excellent opportunities for traveling down the Amazon to Brazil or crossing the river to and from Colombia.

Our local representative will meet you for an airport transfer, with private vehicle and professional driver.

Fly from Lima to Iquitos. The flight duration is approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes.

After landing in Iquitos, for a brief city orientation and then driven to the dock for a 25 mile (45 minutes) boat ride down the river to begin your Amazon  adventure. Explore the myths, mysteries and magic of the world’s most exotic jungle, and then step from the tropics into the air-conditioned comforts of the Ceiba Tops Lodge.

This afternoon, enjoy a hike in the beautiful primary rainforest reserve surrounding Ceiba Tops which includes many huge trees festooned with epiphytes.

After dinner there may be local flute or guitar music at the El Toucan Bar or the guides are always ready to relate some of the many legends of the Amazon forest.

Ceiba Tops Lodge is perched on the shores of the Amazon River, not far from Iquitos. It is a true jungle getaway, with all rooms offering air conditioning and delicious views of the surrounding rainforest and river. Meals are served buffet style. The Amazon Rainforest never seems to run out of activities, and so the days and evenings are spent on excursions and boat rides, visits to the local village and guided tours of the area. Relax in a hammock or take in the pool when in need of rest.

Overnight at Ceiba Tops Lodge.

Morning boat ride, spotting for dolphins, to visit a small village of Yagua Indians where your guide will explain the Yagua Indian culture and how it was affected by the arrival of Europeans and the passing of time. There will also be an opportunity to see some of the local crafts and for a demonstration of the blowgun which some of the Yagua elders still use for hunting.

Afternoon walking excursion to the neighboring town of Indiana. Originally a Franciscan mission, Indiana has grown into a large river community with its own market, high school and small hospital.

Overnight at Ceiba Tops Lodge.

Early morning departure from Ceiba Tops by boat to the narrow motorcar crossing connecting the Amazon and Napo Rivers to continue by boat to ExplorNapo Lodge for breakfast. Hike to the spectacular Canopy Walkway spanning over 500 meters (one-third of a mile), connected by tree platforms, and reaching a height of over 35 meters (115 feet) but accessible without any type of climbing skill or equipment.

After lunch, visit the "ReNuPeRu" Ethnobotanical Garden where over 240 medicinal plants are cultivated by a local shaman who will explain the nature of Amazonian natural healing and the uses of some of the plants. Return to Ceiba Tops in time to enjoy the pool or hammocks before dinner.

Overnight at Ceiba Tops Lodge.

Limais situated halfway alongPeru’s desert coastline, literally stuck between the desert and the deep blue sea. The valley was once dominated by hundreds of pre-Inca temples and palaces. Pizarro chose the palace of local chief Taurí Chusko as the site of the city’s inauguration on January 6, 1535, and thus beganLima’s colonial history, reflected in the opulent mansions with Moorish latticed wooden balconies that graceLima’s plazas. The main square, Plaza de Armas, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, complete with paths, gardens and an elegant bronze fountain. Surrounding the main plaza are the Cathedral, Archbishop’s Palace, the Town Hall and the impressive Palacio de Gobierno (GovernmentPalace). Cultural attractions aside, areas such as Barranco, Miraflores andSan Isidrohave much to offer the visitor in the way of shopping, restaurants and nightlife.

Your choice of a morning walking or boating excursion to further enjoy the rainforest and Amazon River or time to relax by the pool until departure time.

Afternoon transfer to Iquitos and to the airport.

Lunch is included if time permits

Afternoon transfer to Iquitos and to the airport.

Direct flight from Iquitos to Lima. The flight duration is approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes.

Our local representative will meet you for an airport transfer, with private vehicle and professional driver.

Overnight at San Agustin Exclusive.

Arequipa is the second-largest city in Peru, and is also known as the ‘white city’, since the most important colonial buildings were built of white volcanic rock (ashlar) from a nearby quarry. In 2000 the city was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. Both Spanish colonial and Andalusian influences are visible everywhere. Especially remarkable is the Santa Catalina Convent – a beautiful ‘city within a city’. Arequipa is a great place for hiking and mountaineering expeditions with daily excursions to the Cotahuasi and Colca Canyons, one of the deepest in the world. El Misti is a relatively easy climb and river rafting is becoming popular in the area.

Our local representative will meet you for an airport transfer, with private vehicle and professional driver.

Fly from Lima to Arequipa direct on Lan Peru Airlines. The flight duration is approximately 1 hour and 25 minutes.

Includes airport transfer with private vehicle, professional driver and local representative.

Enjoy a three hour private, guided city tour of Arequipa starting with a visit to the Santa Catalina Monastery, a city within a city, founded at the end of XVII century and only opened to the public a few years ago. Your English speaking Guide will also bring you to the Plaza de Armas, the Cathedral, the Jesuit Cloister and the residential areas of Cayma and Yanahuara before finishing the tour at the “Mirador de Yanahuara” for a superb view of the volcanoes.

Casa Andina Private Collection proudly shares with travelers to Arequipa its newest acquisition, converted from an old mansion and opened in early 2008. The 41 rooms are immaculately kept, each designed with a fusion of contemporary and traditional decor so that one may embrace the history of this city in each hallway. For those who will spend time learning the history of Arequipa, the hotel is just a few blocks from the main square and the monastery. One will appreciate the quiet and convenience this placement offers.

Overnight at Casa Andina Private Collection.

Colca Canyon is a canyon of the Colca River in southern Peru. It is located about 100 miles (160 kilometers) northwest of Arequipa. It is more than twice as deep as the Grand Canyon in the United States. However, the canyon's walls are not as vertical as those of the Grand Canyon. The Cotahuasi Canyon to the northwest is a deeper canyon at 11,488 ft (3,501 m). The Colca Valley is a colorful Andean valley with towns founded in Spanish Colonial times and formerly inhabited by the Collaguas and the Cabanas. The local people still maintain ancestral traditions and continue to cultivate the pre-Inca stepped terraces.

This tour is impressive due to the beautiful landscapes and the thermal baths you will experience, as well as the cultural symbiosis of the ancient Andean cultures and the Catholic religion introduced by the Spanish. The people living in the valley today are testimony to this history and the cultures of Collaguas and Cabanas settling there. In the early morning depart from Arequipa and head towards the valley. On the way you will pass Yura, Pampa de Arrieros, Pampa Cañahuas (where you’ll find the Vicuna National Reserve of Aguada Blanca) and Vizcachani and Tojra (a great place to see migratory birds resting in so called “bofedales”, a sort of peat bog). Apart from the impressive landscape with several snow-capped volcanoes, you'll witness a lot of small stone towers called “apachetas”, which have been assembled this way by the locals as an offering to the “Apus” or the mountains according to old Andean religion. Entering the Colca canyon we’ll arrive at its most important town, Chivay where we’ll also have lunch. In the afternoon you'll visit the thermal baths of La Calera (about 1 km from Chivay) and on during the drive back you’ll make a short stop in the city to visit the market and the main square.

The Casa Andina Colca Hotel (3*) lies in the center of the colonial town of Chivay, the starting point for a great tour to the Colca Canyon. At the hotel, guests can enjoy their comfortable rooms in addition to typical lunches and dinners, the perfect prelude to a stirring folk show. 

Overnight at Casa Andina Colca (3*).

Enjoy the services and facilities at the Casa Andina Classic Colca

• Restaurant serving full buffet breakfast and à la carte lunch & dinner – featuring a nightly show of local Andean/Colca music.
• Planetarium with nightly shows (in English and Spanish), as well as a telescope for stargazing *Closed until March 31st, 2011
• Massage room
• BBQ pit
• Open-air patio with center fountain
• Oxygen available upon request in hotel Reception
• Cozy bar with cable television
• Fireplace lounge (with daily demonstrations of Colca region embroidering in the morning and afternoon)
• Horseback Riding in the Lower Canyon for active outdoors enthusiasts (April to December)
• Hiking Along the Origins of a Canyon for outdoor adventurers (April to December)

Overnight at Casa Andina Colca (3*).

Puno is the center of Peruvian folklore and hosts some of the best festivals. Spaniards were lured to the region by the vast mineral wealth and the area is dotted with both colonial churches and pre-Columbian ruins. Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world, is the home of the Uros people who have for centuries built their homes and boats out on the lake using Totora reeds. Around the lake can be found pre-AD 1000 remains from the Pucara and Tiahuanaco cultures.

In the morning we’ll drive to the observation point “Cruz del Condor”. While this is not the deepest point of the Canyon, from Cruz del Condor you can appreciate the grandeur of the canyon and with a bit of luck, you might even spot an Andean condor, the largest flying bird in the world, soaring across the high plain. Afterwards, continue to Puno with your Private English speaking guide and driver. Enjoy a box Lunch along the way.

Enjoy dinner at your hotel (included in the tour price).

Peering onto the banks of Lake Titicaca in Puno, the largest lake in South America, the Libertador welcomes guests to discover this region. Its 123 rooms provide delicious panoramic views of the lake and all its activity. Rooms are equipped with all the amenities of home plus all sorts of toiletries for convenience. Dine at Los Uros Restaurant, where one may sample Andean cuisine at its best. Take advantage of this opportunity to truly savor the talents of chefs using traditional ingredients and techniques. Make sure to learn about the unique Uros people that inhabit the manmade islands on these waters. Also take some time to loosen up in the Jacuzzi and sauna.

Overnight at Libertador Lago Titicaca.

Enjoy a Full day shared tour to visit Uros and Taquile Island on a shared boat with a private English speaking guide. A Quechua speaking population developed an efficient and unique social system that continues to be passed from generation to generation in these parts. The islands are also famous for one of the world’s finest hand weaving techniques. Board a small boat and venture out onto the waters of Lake Titicaca. Visit one of the native Uros communities located on a man-made floating island in the lake. The Uros people live totally interwoven with the "Totora" reed which grows abundantly in the shallows of the lake. This way of life began over 500 years ago when the Uros built the islands in an effort to isolate themselves from the Coyas and the Incas. From here, continue onwards to visit Taquile. The community here lives in perfect harmony with the environment. The locals wear colorful traditional clothes which they make themselves and maintain a strong air of group individuality. Men always seem to be walking around the island knitting the woollen caps they wear. Women weave traditional clothes, which are among Peru's most beautiful. Enjoy a great lunch on Taquile and then return to Puno in the afternoon.

Enjoy dinner at your hotel (included in the tour price).

Overnight at Libertador Lago Titicaca.

The Sacred Valley of the Incas is a valley in the Andes of Peru, close to Cusco. It is fed by rivers which descend through adjoining valleys and gorges, and contains numerous archaeological remains and villages. The valley was appreciated by the Incas due to its special geographical and climatic qualities. It was one of the empire's main points for the extraction of natural wealth, and the best place for maize production in Peru. The Sacred Valley is generally understood to include everything between Písac and Ollantaytambo, parallel to the Urubamba River, or Vilcanota River or Wilcamayu, as this Sacred River is called when passing through the valley.

Airport transfer with private vehicle, driver, and English-speaking local representative.

Flight from Juliaca to Cusco. The flight duration is approximately 1 hour.

Our local representative will meet you for a transfer, with private vehicle and professional driver to your hotel in the Sacred Valley. Transfer time is approximately 2 hours

Includes tourist ticket and entrance fees.

Hotel Pakaritampu is located in the town of Ollantaytambo, in the heart of the Sacred Valley, an hour and a half drive from the city of Cuzco, close to the railway station it shall levy an hour and fifteen minutes to Machu Picchu which facilitates the transfer of all of its guests and provides great comfort to travelers.
The hotel offers warm hospitality within an extensive lush property of 10.000 sq mt.

Overnight at Hotel Pakaritampu.

Enjoy a full day excursion to the Pisac ruins located on the top of a hill overlooking the Vilcanota (Urubamba) river, a series of terraces, canals, houses, food storage and temples can be seen in very good shape. The most notable is the “Intihuatana” or solar calendar made out of a big piece of red stone. Continue to visit the Pisac Market where artisans from all over the area congregate to sell their crafts. Buffet lunch in a countryside restaurant and visit to Ollantaytambo, a fortress built during the Inca Empire, excellent sample of military architecture. 8 hours in duration

Overnight at Hotel Pakaritampu.

Aguas Calientes is the colloquial name forMachu Picchupueblo, a town on theUrubambaRiverinPeru. It is best known as the closest town to the tourist attractionMachu Picchu, which is 6 km away, about a 1.5 hour walk. It has many hotels and restaurants for tourists, as well as natural hot baths, which give the town its name ("hot waters" in Spanish). The hydro electric plant about 8 km past Aguas Calientes is the end of the train line fromCusco. A few trains leave Cusco each morning to transport tourists from Cusco to Aguas Calientes to visitMachu Picchu; they are also used by local residents.

You wil be met at the hotel lobby by our local representative, and transferred by private vehicle and professional driver from your hotel in the Sacred Valley to the Ollantaytambo Train Station.

Once you get to the train station together with your guide, you will board the Vistadome train for a 2 hour journey to the ancient ruins at Machu Picchu. Before reaching Machu Picchu, the train travels along the Urubamba River, with awe-inspiring views of the dramatic canyon.

*Note: When you board the train to visit Machu Picchu with overnight, bring only a small bag with you. Due to limited storage space on the train, passengers are asked to bring only one small piece of luggage. The rest of your luggage will be stored safely at your hotel and returned to you either in Cuzco or Sacred Valley.

Upon arrival in Aguas Calientes, you will board the bus (shared service) up to Machu Picchu. The bus ride takes 30 minutes and once you get there you will enjoy a private guided tour of Machu Picchu. The Inca Citadel lies between Huayna Picchu and Machu Picchu (“Young Peak” and “Old Peak”). The Inca Pachacutec built the Citadel using sharp stone blocks, fitted together perfectly. Houses, temples, a public square are all connected by narrow roads and steps cut into the mountainside. There are many theories as to the purpose of Machu Picchu; a temple to the sun? A fortress against jungle inhabitants? A sanctuary for the Incas? The mysterious lost city awaits you!

After the tour, enjoy a leisurely lunch at the Sanctuary Lodge. Afterwards, take the bus back down to Aguas Calientes.

Smart and contemporary are the defining elements of this hotel, amidst the commercial village of Machu Picchu Pueblo (Aguas Calientes), from where you can admire and interact with the quaint folksy town and get a different perspective. The hotel is efficient, playful and people friendly; it welcomes a wide range of guests expecting an uncomplicated visit. Turn into an amiable and healthy environment after your enlightening visit to Peru’s most distinguished destination, the Machu Picchu Archaeological site.

Each room is equipped with blackout curtains, 100% cotton sheets, down duvets, hypoallergenic pillows, cotton bath robes, natural herbal amenities, 32" flat screen TVs and tight-focus reading lights. The hotel has a cafeteria where buffet breakfast can be enjoyed and a bar where one can relax and mingle. A hot water pond for children, a gift shop and computer room are also part of the hotel.

Overnight at El Mapi.

Cuscowas the former capital of the Inca Empire (founded AD 1100). The city today is a fascinating mix of Inca and colonial Spanish architecture and was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1983. Almost every central street has remnants of Inca walls, arches and doorways that serve as the foundation for the colonial and modern buildings. Narrow alleys of whitewashed houses with sky-blue and bottle-green shutters open out onto elegant squares with stone-hewn fountains and elegant restaurants and posadas (inns). Colorful murals depicting historical scenes can be seen on countless walls, and indigenous women with braids and embroidered shawls set up makeshift stalls selling woven blankets and handmade crafts and jewelry. The elegant Plaza de Armas, or main square, is lined with arcades and houses with ornately carved wooden balconies and terracotta tiled roofs.

For your convenience the bus ticket between Aguas Calientes to Machu Picchu is provided. Buses depart about every 30 minutes, once the bus is full.

The entrance ticket to Machu Picchu is provided for your convenience.

For your convenience, the entrance fee for the hike to Wayna Picchu is included. There are two start times to do this: 7am and 10am. When booking your trip please specify which time you prefer.

The eternal guardian of the Sanctuary, Wayna Picchu (meaning “YoungMountain’ in Quechua) towers over the Incan city, and an amazing view can be appreciated from the top. The route to the top of the mountain is treacherous, with very narrow pathways, and to conquer the summit is truly a rewarding experience! Along the route and at the top of the mountain are sacred structures and eye-catching terraces, built right against the slope’s edge. Depending on each person's hiking pace, this activity may take up to 3 hours. This activity is on your own; please speak to your sales agent about organizing a guide to accompany you.

For your convenience the bus ticket between Machu Picchu and Aguas Calientes is provided. Buses depart about every 30 minutes, once the bus is full.

Return to Cusco on the Vistadome train on your own (no guide). The train departs from Aguas Calientes at 3:25pm* and takes 4 hours to return to Cusco. Snacks are served on board. *Note train times and schedules may vary based on availability.

Our local representative will meet you with a private vehicle and professional driver for a train station transfer.

Located in the traditional San Blas quarter, 5 blocks away from the Cusco’s Main Square and 1 block from the San Blas square. It boasts a beautiful central courtyard and a privileged view of Cusco city from almost all of its rooms. The Boutique Hotel San Blas has been designed to harmonize with the colonial architecture of the San Blas neighborhood, based upon the restoration of a historic mansion while incorporating all the benefits of the modern world and a 5-star hotel - elegance, warmth and comfort, in a perfect blend of the old and the new.

Overnight at Casa San Blas Hotel.

High in the Andes, 3000m above sea level, lies the historic city of Cusco, with its unique blend of Spanish and Inca cultures. Take a half day private tour of the city including the best of Cusco: the Koricancha Temple (Temple of the Sun) and the Cathedral with its magnificent chapels and baroque altars and paintings from the Cusquenian School. The tour also includes the surrounding ruins: the fortress of Sacsayhuaman, the Inca bath of Tambomachay, the labyrinth of Puca Pucara and the amphitheatre of Kenko.

Overnight at Casa San Blas Hotel.

Our local representative will meet you for an airport transfer, with private vehicle and professional driver.

Direct flight from Cusco to Lima. The flight duration is approximately 1 hour and 25 minutes.
Please note: Flights' rates and availability are subject to change until booking.

Includes assistance at the airport with a local representative in between flight connections or to a hotel located right at the airport.

Conveniently located right beside theJorgeChavezAirportinLima, the Ramada Costa del Sol is a great choice for travelers. The 130 guest rooms include mini bars and climate control, so that one may feel practically at home. Breakfast offers a lovely range of options, with all the necessities required to start the day off. Also try the hotel restaurants, which feature items from across the world. For those who want to do some sightseeing, the Limas Cathedral and Larcomar shopping center and entertainment complex are not far from the hotel. Otherwise, spend some time using the sauna and massage services, which will guarantee a relaxing trip.

Overnight at Ramada Costa Del Sol.