Upon arrival to Lima, you will be welcomed outside of Customs by an English-speaking assistant holding a sign with your name on it. This representative will direct you to your awaiting vehicle and driver, and accompany you to your hotel to assist with check-in.

Enjoy a reservation at Tragaluz, where contemporary Peruvian cuisine is presented in a polished yet relaxed setting within the elegant Belmond Miraflores Park. Framed by expansive windows and softened by modern design, the space feels both vibrant and refined, inviting you to linger over a thoughtfully paced meal. Menus draw inspiration from Peru’s diverse regions, blending coastal freshness with Andean depth. Expect beautifully presented dishes that highlight seasonal ingredients - delicate seafood, bright citrus notes, and nuanced native flavors - executed with precision and creativity. Please note: This service is for a reservation only and payment for your meal is required in destination. All reservations are subject to availability.

On this full day adventure, you will explore two sides of the Peruvian Capital: The modern side, reflected in the districts of Miraflores and San Isidro; and the historic one, encapsulated in its historic center declared a World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO. You'll delve into the city’s colonial past as you stroll through its streets and squares, admiring iconic landmarks like the Government Palace, the Cathedral, and the Archbishop's Palace in the Plaza de Armas before visiting the must-see Casa Aliaga, a stunning example of viceregal and republican architecture that has been home to the Aliaga family for 480 years, spanning 16 generations. Following this, you will make your way to the Rafael Larco Herrera Museum, regarded as one of Peru's most important museums, showcasing nearly 45,000 pre-Hispanic artifacts, particularly from the Moche culture, and one of the greatest pre-Columbian collections in the entire world. You'll then have an opportunity to enjoy lunch in the beautiful museum gardens. In the afternoon, explore the bohemian neighborhood of Barranco, strolling along Saenz PeÑa Boulevard, known for its Gothic-style colonial homes, and discovering artist workshops and museums, including those of Jade Rivera and Victor Delfin. You'll stop at El Cacaotal to sample drinks and learn about Peruvian coffee and cocoa before finishing with an opportunity to check out local art and handicraft stores for souvenirs as you wrap up your day with a return transfer to your hotel.

Enjoy private round-trip car service between your accommodation and tonight's preferred restaurant. Lima’s dining scene is a vibrant showcase of creativity and heritage, where some of Latin America’s most celebrated restaurants redefine Peruvian cuisine. From the avant-garde tasting menus at Central to the bold Nikkei flavors of Osaka, the city offers remarkable variety. Favorites like Mayta and Astrid & GastÓn highlight contemporary Peruvian cuisine at its finest, while trendy spots like Kion add a vibrant fusion of Peruvian and Asian influences. Please speak to your Destination Expert to secure a reservation.

Travel by private vehicle between your hotel and Lima's Jorge ChÁvez International Airport with a professional driver and English-speaking representative.

Board a flight in Lima with direct service to Arequipa. Approximate flight time is one hour and 25 minutes.

A local representative will meet you for an airport transfer, alongside a private vehicle and professional driver.

Dining at CIRQA in Arequipa is an integral part of the experience, with both dinner and breakfast thoughtfully included in your stay. Set within a beautifully restored former monastery, the intimate indoor and outdoor dining spaces invite you to slow down and savor each moment. Evenings unfold over a carefully curated dinner that highlights the rich culinary traditions of southern Peru. Expect seasonal menus crafted from locally sourced ingredients, where Andean flavors are elevated through contemporary technique and elegant presentation.

Today, set out on a private guided city tour of Arequipa, including a with a visit to the Santa Catalina Monastery, a city within a city which was founded at the end of 17th century and only opened to the public a few years ago. The boldly painted walls of this massive 215,000 square foot complex are home to some 20 nuns of the Domincan Second Order. Another highlight of your tour will be a visit to see the incredibly well-preserved frozen body of 15th century Incan girl, known as Mummy Juanita (Momia Juanita). Time Magazine classified the discovery of her body in 1995 as one of the world's 10 greatest discoveries. Your English-speaking guide will also bring you to the central 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”, a lookout point, for a superb view of the volcanoes.

Your train adventure begins with a welcome cocktail at Arequipa Station. After boarding the train in baroque Arequipa, take some time to get comfortable in your cabin and to acclimatize to the elevation.

A local representative will meet you for a transfer to the Arequipa train station, alongside a private vehicle and professional driver.

Dining aboard the Belmond Andean Explorer is a highlight of the journey, where refined cuisine is served against the ever-changing backdrop of the Peruvian Andes. In the train’s elegant dining cars, polished service and thoughtfully designed interiors create an atmosphere of understated sophistication as sweeping landscapes unfold just beyond your window. Menus celebrate the diversity of Peru’s regions, drawing on locally sourced ingredients to craft dishes that are both expressive and beautifully balanced. From high-altitude Andean flavors to fresh coastal influences, each course is carefully composed to reflect the spirit of the route. Whether enjoying a leisurely breakfast as the mountains awaken or a candlelit dinner beneath starlit skies, dining on board is an experience that seamlessly blends culinary artistry with the romance of rail travel.

This afternoon, explore magnificent Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world. This stunning lake is home to many diverse islands, each offering a unique way of life. Board a traditional boat to Uros, a man-made island artfully constructed from interwoven reeds. The people of Uros use the same reeds to create homes, ships and tools. Your exploration continues on to Taquile Island, notable for its stunning agricultural terraces. The people here follow a social code that has barely been touched by time, and their handwoven fabrics are regarded as the best in all of Peru. Enjoy lunch at Collata beach, followed by a performance from local dancers and a demonstration of artisans at work. Return to the station at the lake for a delicious afternoon tea before boarding the train for Cusco.

En route to Cusco, disembark to visit Raqch’i. Once an important Inca settlement, today this fascinating archaeological site boasts many architectural gems.

Upon arrival into Cusco, your scenic Belmond Andean Explorer service concludes. After exploring the Andean Plains and Islands of Lake Titicaca, prepare to explore the wonders of Cusco, the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu.

Enjoy a private transfer between your hotel and Poroy Train Station with a professional driver and an English-speaking representative.

Enjoy private round-trip car service between your accommodation and tonight's preferred restaurant. Cusco’s dining scene blends Andean tradition with contemporary flair, offering a warm and inviting culinary experience. From the rustic charm of Pachapapa to the creative, Mediterranean-inspired plates at Cicciolina, the city showcases a rich diversity of flavors. Artisano Regocijo adds a modern touch, highlighting fresh, locally sourced ingredients in a vibrant setting, capturing the essence of Cusco’s evolving food scene. Please speak to your Destination Expert to secure a reservation.

Uncover the flavors of Cusco through a meaningful culinary experience led by a local, purpose-driven team. Begin with a guided visit to Cascaparo Market, selecting native ingredients as you learn how they shape everyday cooking in the Andes. Then continue to a purpose-led kitchen that supports single mothers from vulnerable communities, where you’ll join the team in preparing a three-course menu rooted in local tradition. Sit down to your meal with a pisco sour and leave with a deeper connection to the people and stories behind the food.

Experience the celestial wonders of the Cusco Planetarium, located 15 minutes outside of the city. Enjoy a private night show with your English-speaking guide and gain insight into the pivotal relationship between Andean cultures and the cosmos. Learn about the principal Andean constellations and their origins, why Cusco is built the way it is, and how to this day Andean people predict agricultural seasons and weather based on the stars. Your private guide will share their knowledge on Inca creation mythology, the beliefs behind why the stars are in the sky and how they came to be. After the exhibition is over, weather permitting, venture outside the Planetarium to observe ‘the oldest show in the world’. Scan the night sky and watch an incredible array of stars and constellations through telescopes and other astronomical devices.

Enjoy a private transfer alongside a professional driver and local representative to the Ollantaytambo train station in the Sacred Valley. Transfer time is approximately two hours.

Travel to Pachar Station, approximately 20 minutes from central Ollantaytambo, where you will board the iconic Hiram Bingham train. Having settled in, the train will depart along a route that traces the impressive Urubamba River, affording striking views of the dramatic landscape as you approach the valley below Machu Picchu. During the ride, enjoy a delicious gourmet brunch and be sure to visit the open air observatory car, perhaps with a refreshment in hand. After a two-hour journey, the Hiram Bingham will pull into a train station found on the foothills beneath the ancient citadel in the town of Machu Picchu Pueblo. Here, your local guide will welcome you together with local hotel porters who will transfer your luggage to your accommodation.

Please note, strict luggage restrictions apply aboard the Hiram Bingham: 1) Only one piece of hand luggage is permitted per guest, weighing a maximum of 11 lbs (5 kgs). 2) Hand luggage cannot be larger than 62 linear inches. Baggage that exceeds weight or measurement restrictions will not be permitted. Please speak to your Destination Expert for more information.

Steeped in mystery and surrounded by breathtaking Andean scenery, Machu Picchu remains one of the world's most celebrated archaeological treasures. During a private guided circuit tour of approximately 2.5 hours, discover the fascinating history, remarkable engineering, and enduring legacy of this ancient Inca citadel while taking in spectacular views of the surrounding mountains and the Urubamba River far below. Your guide will tailor the experience to your interests, offering deeper insight into the site's most significant landmarks and stories. Depending on your arrival time, enjoy a leisurely lunch either before or after your visit.

Return to the Inca citadel and explore this world-famous landmark in greater depth with your private guide, who unravels the mysteries and astonishing history behind this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Walk among Machu Picchu's ruins and terraces, pause for the photogenic alpacas, and take in the stunning backdrop of Huayna Picchu Mountain. Then make your way to the highest point of the complex, where the full scale of the citadel comes into view.

Board a shuttle bus at the entrance to Machu Picchu and make the 30 minute return to nearby Machu Picchu Pueblo. Shuttle buses depart frequently, leaving Machu Picchu approximately every 30 minutes.

After a fascinating experience in the heart of the ancient Inca world, it is time to depart for their imperial city, Cusco. Board the luxurious Hiram Bingham train in Machu Picchu Pueblo and relax as you embark on the scenic, four-hour journey to Poroy Train Station near Cusco. The route follows along the Urubamba River, climbing and descending through mountainous terrain and, where necessary, utilizing a series of switchback rails. Aboard the train, you will be invited into the elegant dining car to enjoy a gourmet lunch on this sojourn through the bucolic Peruvian countryside as soon as it is prepared. Consider a visit to the observatory car to indulge in a refreshing cocktail in the open air while listening to lively local music. Before long, you will arrive at Poroy Station near Cusco.

Enjoy a private transfer between your hotel and Poroy Train Station with a professional driver and an English-speaking representative.

Enjoy some time at leisure to explore the quaint, historic city of Cusco. Whether strolling through the Imperial City to discover the rich history seemingly found around each bend or in search of delicious Novo-Andean cuisine utilizing fresh ingredients sourced from the Sacred Valley of the Incas, Cusco is sure to delight.

Enjoy a private transfer between your hotel and Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport in Cusco alongside a professional driver and an English-speaking representative.

Board a flight in Cusco with direct service to Lima. Approximate flight time is one hour and 25 minutes. Please note, this is a separate purchase.

Set in one of Lima’s most fashionable areas, the Belmond Miraflores Park offers travelers sophisticated and luxurious accommodations in the heart of the city. Combining personalized service, exceptional dining, and high-end facilities - including a heated, rooftop pool that affords panoramic views of the city and Pacific Ocean - with its privileged location, the hotel is the perfect base from which to explore the Peruvian capital. Impressive colonial buildings, superb museums and upmarket restaurants are all just moments away from the hotel, and for those looking for a relaxed stay, Tragaluz Restaurant, Belo Bar and Zest Spa are all found on-site to pamper both palate and body.

CIRQA, a Relais & ChÂteaux property, echoes the wonders of 1540 and magnificently celebrates the city’s immaculate white sheen. Under the benevolent gaze of three volcanoes, this recently restored former monastery embodies Arequipa’s traditional architecture by flaunting its original sillar volcanic rock walls, which were carefully sculpted by local stonemasons. CIRQA features eleven 11 exquisite guest rooms, centered around two patios. The captivating decor adds a modern touch, creating a unique balance between the past and present. At the hotel’s SalÓn, the cuisine is an innovative reinterpretation of the region’s gastronomic soul and iconic picanterÍas, and can be enjoyed while admiring the prodigious lunar landscapes that surround this delectable haven of peace.

Embark on the ultimate travel adventure. Explore the Peruvian Andes and experience one of the world’s highest train routes aboard South America’s first luxury sleeper train. The Belmond Andean Explorer is a luxury train that transports up to 48 passengers through Peru in peerless style. Sister to the celebrated Belmond Hiram Bingham train, your time aboard promises to be every bit as inspiring as your off-board moments of discovery. Inviting, indulgent accommodation and refined Andean cuisine ensure an unforgettable journey. Observation, Lounge and Spa Cars are the perfect places to unwind, designed to offer modern comfort with traditional flourishes.

Set in a tranquil plaza behind Cusco's main square, Belmond Palacio Nazarenas is a former palace and convent, emerging from years of restoration to become one of the city's most exclusive hotels. Original Inca stonework, colonial frescos and gold-framed paintings adorn the interior, while the interior cloistered courtyard features and ancient fountain. This intimate urban retreat has just 55 suites, each enriched with oxygen and a private bar where guests (or their private butler) can create drinks accented with fresh ingredients grown around the hotel. The hotel is also host to a fabulous spa, the city's first outdoor pool and stylish restaurants serving cutting-edge local cuisine, including Senzo, helmed by one of Peru’s leading chefs, Virgilio Martinez Veliz. Built on Inca foundations, rich history meets modern indulgence in Cusco's fairy-tale hideaway.

The only hotel located at the entrance to Machu Picchu, this stylish retreat lets you beat the citadel's crowds. Sitting in the shadows of the Lost City, Belmond Sanctuary Lodge is an oasis of calm before or after a day exploring Machu Picchu. Unwind with a yoga session, take part in a traditional shaman ceremony in the garden, or sip muna tea in Tampu Bar. Guestrooms are spacious, modern and luxurious, feature king-size beds and outside your windows, mountains ripple into the distance. Tranquility, wonder and beauty are at the heart of this unique experience.