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.

Today you'll unearth the mysteries and history of Inca culture at the famed Larco Museum during a family fun guided tour. Featuring the world’s largest private collection of pre-Columbian art, the museum houses an incredible array of ancient pottery, jewels of gold, silver and precious stones, which in total amounts to more than 45,000 pieces, including Paracas textiles and mummified remains. The Larco Museum also hosts several family programs including 'The Journeys of Ai Apaec' where the kids can learn about Ai Apaec, the mythical Mochica hero who fought different creatures from the ocean and the world of darkness in defense of the harmony of nature’s cycles. This program involves different activities such as a treasure hunt, object exploration, reenactment of fight scenes, and creating your own comic strip. Following this, you'll have an opportunity to enjoy lunch in the beautiful gardens of the museum.

After your time at the Larco Museum, make your way to El Cacaotal, a place where producers and consumers of chocolate and coffee come together from all over Peru. Accompanied by a cup of freshly roasted coffee with an unmatched flavor, you will begin your gastronomic adventure in a tasting of cocoa from different parts of the country that will allow you to identify its characteristics according to its origin such as flavor, texture, and its own history. Your guides in this experience will be two experts in the field: Amanda, anthropologist and certified cocoa and chocolate taster; and Felipe, a certified Q-grader and director of Tostadora Ciclos CafÉ. Following this delicious tasting, you will be return to your hotel by private transfer.

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 Cusco. Approximate flight time is one hour and 15 minutes. This is a separate purchase.

Enjoy a private transfer to the Sacred Valley, stopping along the way to tour Sulca Textiles. A popular artisan outpost and outdoor museum, Sulca Textiles offers insight into an ancient and traditional way of weaving. Using the wool of alpacas, llamas, guanacos, and vicunas, weavers craft intricate designs through natural dyes. These unique dyes have existed in the Andes since the time of the Inca. In addition to admiring these vibrant works, you'll enjoy the chance to peruse outdoor crafts and observe nearby llamas and alpacas. Following your visit to Sulca Textiles, your private transfer concludes at your Sacred Valley hotel.

Enjoy a private transfer to the Sacred Valley, stopping along the way to tour Sulca Textiles. A popular artisan outpost and outdoor museum, Sulca Textiles offers insight into an ancient and traditional way of weaving. Using the wool of alpacas, llamas, guanacos, and vicunas, weavers craft intricate designs through natural dyes. These unique dyes have existed in the Andes since the time of the Inca. In addition to admiring these vibrant works, you'll enjoy the chance to peruse outdoor crafts and observe nearby llamas and alpacas. Following your visit to Sulca Textiles, your private transfer concludes at your Sacred Valley hotel.

Enjoy a private transfer to the Sacred Valley, stopping along the way to tour Sulca Textiles. A popular artisan outpost and outdoor museum, Sulca Textiles offers insight into an ancient and traditional way of weaving. Using the wool of alpacas, llamas, guanacos, and vicunas, weavers craft intricate designs through natural dyes. These unique dyes have existed in the Andes since the time of the Inca. In addition to admiring these vibrant works, you'll enjoy the chance to peruse outdoor crafts and observe nearby llamas and alpacas. Following your visit to Sulca Textiles, your private transfer concludes at your Sacred Valley hotel.

The effects of being at high altitude vary from person to person. While some travelers will experience no discomfort, others may find the process of acclimatization more challenging. To ensure an enjoyable experience in the coming days, take some time to rest and allow your body to adjust to the change in environment.

A stay at Sol y Luna Hotel helps fund the Sol y Luna Foundation, established by co-founders Petit and Franz in 1998 to support underprivileged children in the Sacred Valley. Proceeds from the hotel directly contribute to the foundation's mission of providing education, therapy, and social support, with offerings like primary schooling, a special needs center, and a safe home for children who’ve experienced hardship. Today, nearly 200 children benefit from programs, including “Roots & Wings,” which aids graduates in pursuing college or university. Each reservation supports this transformative work, building brighter futures in the heart of Peru.

Embark on a once-in-a-lifetime immersion into Peru's incredible Indigenous heritage. Journey to the traditional and colorful Andean community of Misminay, located in the heart of the Sacred Valley of the Incas. En-route, drink in dazzling panoramic views of the valley. On arrival, members of the community will provide a warm welcome and offer a glimpse into traditional Andean culture. Participate in a traditional activity of your choosing in order to further explore the Andean lifestyle. Opt to learn how to make Adobe bricks, attend an agriculture demonstration that gives thanks to the Pachamama (Mother Earth), learn all about the process of artisanal textile in a weaving demonstration, or hike to the community’s lookout point for a superb view of the Moray Inca archaeological-agricultural complex. The day's adventure continues in the town of Maras where lunch awaits at the Iskay Maras Home restaurant. Nestled in an impressive setting of high mountains and green fields, the restaurant offers an exclusive and unique Andean experience involving high class cuisine and locally sourced organic ingredients. Organic local ingredients are transformed into ever-evolving seasonal dishes. Meet owners Jeremy and Tatiana, a CusqueÑo couple happy to share their experiences living in the community. After enjoying a special lunch you’ll certainly remember, your day concludes with a private transfer back to your hotel.

At the beautiful Sol y Luna hotel, you'll participate in a short safety orientation before you set off on rural paths and through quintessential Andean villages that neighbor the hotel. On the backs of Peruvian Paso Horses, the smoothest riding horses in the world, experience the life of local gaucho’s. Meet and greet villages as they tend to their herds and fields, take in the impressive scenery of the Sacred Valley, and above all, relax and enjoy the calm atmosphere. The tour follows rural routes and paths – no asphalt – until you return back to the Sol y Luna stables.

Please note: Children must be at least 8 years of age to participate on this tour.

Immerse yourself in the verdant landscapes and modern charms of incredible Sol y Luna. Gardens filled with flora native to the Sacred Valley surround each casita facing the Andes Mountains where the Incas believed their gods dwelled. Explore the 25 acres of private gardens among abundant indigenous flowers and native bird species. Wander through a world where hummingbirds and butterflies flutter. For a more relaxing respite, make a splash at the inviting outdoor pool and bask in the warmth of the Sacred Valley. Sun-kissed and surrounded by soaring mountains, recline upon inviting loungers to drink in the scene.

Meet your private driver for a transfer to Ollantaytambo train station.

Set near the base of the imposing Pinkuylluna Mountain, meander through the sleepy town of Ollantaytambo to arrive at the centrally-located train station where you will bid farewell to your local assistant and board the iconic Vistadome. Having settled in, the train will depart along a route that traces the Urubamba River, affording striking views of the dramatic landscape as you approach the valley below Machu Picchu. After a two-hour journey, the Vistadome will pull into a train station on the foothills beneath the ancient citadel in 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 Vistadome: 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. Getting there is a 25-minute ride on a winding mountain road, aboard a shared bus connecting Machu Picchu Pueblo to the ruins and back, with a leisurely lunch waiting before or after your visit depending on arrival time.

At Sumaq Machu Picchu Hotel, dining is woven into the rhythm of your stay, with both dinner and breakfast included. Overlooking the rushing Urubamba River, the restaurant offers a warm, inviting setting where the energy of the Sacred Valley is ever-present. Dinner is a deeply rooted cultural experience, drawing on ancestral Incan flavors and traditional techniques. Ingredients sourced from nearby communities shape a menu that feels both authentic and expressive of place.

Today, return to the awe-inspiring citadel of Machu Picchu for a deeper exploration of one of the world's most remarkable archaeological sites. A shared shuttle bus will take you from the Pueblo to the entrance of Machu Picchu, with the journey taking approximately 30 minutes each way. Upon arrival, enjoy a private guided circuit tour lasting approximately 2.5 hours, discovering the site's fascinating history, masterful stonework, and breathtaking mountain setting. Following your visit, return by shuttle bus to Machu Picchu Pueblo.

After a fascinating experience in the heart of the ancient Inca world, it is time to depart for the Imperial City, Cusco. Board the Vistadome 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 utilizing, where necessary, a series of switchback rails. Consider purchasing a light snack or refreshment to make this sojourn through the countryside even more enjoyable. 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.

Indulge your inner artist and gain insight into Cusqueno craftmanship during a private workshop. Combining colonial glazed ceramics, acrylic painting and Cusquenian colonial gilding in one hands-on experience, today's activity invites you to express your creativity. Roll up your sleeves for a fully immersive workshop guided by local artisans. Explore both traditional and modern techniques to create your own exclusive souvenir. Work alongside an expert artisan, learning the processes of Cusquenian colonial glazed ceramics along with a contemporary version of the colonial Cusquenian Gilding. Enhance a traditional ceramic bull, often seen adorning local rooftops. These ceramic creatures serve as the guardians of the home, embodying duality, good marital relations, protection, prosperity, and success. Decorate your creation using elegant gold leaf accents and acrylic paint. Learn how to craft these miniature protectors, all the while gaining insight into the city's rich history and the origins of these traditional Andean guardians.

A table reservation has been made for dinner this evening. Please note, the meal itself is not included, and payable on the spot.

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.

The Hilton Lima Miraflores is conveniently located in the heart of Lima, near the city center. Prime entertainment is at bay in the nearby Larcomar, and guests are always just steps away from world-class shopping, theaters, museums and dining along the most famous gastronomic boulevard in Latin America. Every guest room, suite and executive room has been designed with comfort and convenience in mind, and the hotel also features an outdoor heated pool, fitness center and more. Combining traditional 18th-century Peruvian architectural elements with contemporary decor, Hilton Miraflores provides a unique ambience while delivering impeccable service.

The spectacular Sol y Luna, surrounded by tropical vegetation and towering mountains, is a blissful getaway for couples, families and solo travelers alike. Gardens filled with flora native to the Sacred Valley surround 43 private sanctuaries, with each inviting casita facing the Andes Mountains where the Incan Gods once dwelled. Dining at this Relais & Chateaux property expertly blends today’s innovative Peruvian cuisine with the rich, time-honored traditions of Andean cooking, integrating the bountiful harvests of ancient agrarian techniques. Sun-kissed and surrounded by soaring mountains, an outdoor swimming pool entices while the on-site bar offers the perfect place for for pisco sours at sundown. Sol y Luna also features an intimate spa offering holistic relaxation - an ideal indulgence between invigorating Sacred Valley adventures.

Sumaq Machu Picchu Hotel is a family hotel with extensive experience in luxury hospitality. A stay at Sumaq is centered on enjoying the beautiful landscape, rich with lush vegetation, enormous mountains, valleys, the Vilcanota River, a waterfall and ancient trails. Guestroom are luxurious private retreats where you can begin and end the day in complete comfort. In addition to top-notch service, Sumaq Hotel offers a privileged location in Machu Picchu Pueblo, on the banks of the Vilcanota River and just a short drive from Peru’s premier tourist attraction, Machu Picchu.

A storied mansion dating back nearly five centuries, Palacio del Inka stands in the historic center of Cusco. Directly across from the Koricancha Temple, it is a five-minute walk from the main square and less than a mile from an array of museums, markets, and restaurants. Designed to showcase a centuries-old blend of pre-Columbian, Incan, Spaniard, and Colonial themes, while embracing modern comforts — Palacio del Inka offers guests a captivating variety of history and state-of-the-art amenities that ensure a memorable stay in Cusco.