Travel from the beaches to the mountains of Peru, crossing stunning mountain ranges and high plateaux in this fascinating 13-day route. Visit the main historical, cultural and natural attractions of Lima, Ica, Arequipa, Puno and Cusco, while delighting your sight with unique landscapes, pampering your palate with bold flavours and experiencing the essence of the most traditional villages. Close your adventure with a visit to Machu Picchu, the impressive Inca citadel that captivates the whole world.
Incluye
Qué incluye
Professional guide
Cusco Tourist Ticket (BTC)
Lunch
Roundtrip train to Machu Picchu in Expedition Service (PeruRail) or Voyager (IncaRail)
Breakfast
flight over the Nazca lines
All the visits indicated in the program: Ballestas
Shared transfers from/to the train station
Private transfers from/to the airport
Meet & Greet on day 1, 3, 4, 8 and 9
Qué no incluye
Personal expenses, drinks and meals not explicitly mentioned in the programme
Tips for guide and driver
International flights to Peru
Domestic flights (Lima - Arequipa on day 5. It is advised to book the first flights in the morning)
Domestic and foreign airport taxes
Cancelación
All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
Opiniones
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Antes de ir
Recogida
La recogida está incluida para todos.
Tipo de entrada
Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Tamaño del grupo
Hasta 25 viajeros
Operado por
LimaTours
Public transportation options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
Rates do not apply to Peruvians or residents with more than 60 days of stay. If passengers are Peruvians or exceed 60 days of stay, a sales tax (18%) will be collected by our local operator.
Domestic flight from Lima to Cusco must arrive no later than 10:30 hrs. Noon arrivals are too late.
Please note that check-in in most hotels begins at 13:00 hrs. Clients will be subject to the availability of the room if they arrive before, waiting in the hotel lobby.
If your trip includes the visit to high-altitude cities such as Cusco and Puno located at more than 3,400 metres, do not forget to take precautions in order to avoid altitude sickness. Passengers who have heart problems or high blood pressure should check with their doctor before travelling.
IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT THE NEW ENTRANCE REGULATIONS TO MACHU PICCHU The current restrictions on visits to Machu Picchu allow a maximum stay of 4 hours in the citadel accompanied by a guide during the first entry. If the visitor tours an alternate route (Mountain Machu Picchu or Huayna Picchu) he/she will have 3 hours for this in addition to the 4 hours in the citadel. If the passenger wishes to enter the citadel again during the afternoon shift or the next day, he must previously acquire an additional ticket to enter during the new shift. There is no ticket sale point in the archaeological zone. The following objects are forbidden within the premises: professional cameras that require lights and tripods, or are equipped with telephoto lenses weighing more than 2 kilos (in order to use them, special authorisation and an additional fee is required), drones, selfie sticks, sprays, high heels, walking sticks without rubber tips, banners and posters, sharp objects and backpacks that surpass the following measurements: 40cm x 35 cm x 20 cm.
How it compares in Lima
Its from-price is 2530% above the median of the 1469 experiences we list in Lima.
It is longer than most of them.
By number of reviews it ranks 782 of 1469.
About Lima
Lima, capital de Perú sobre acantilados del Pacífico, une plazas coloniales, ruinas preincas y una celebrada y vibrante escena gastronómica.
El centro histórico, Patrimonio de la Humanidad de la UNESCO, gira en torno a la Plaza Mayor, con la catedral, el Palacio de Gobierno y el Palacio Arzobispal con sus balcones de madera tallada. El Convento de San Francisco esconde catacumbas bajo su iglesia amarilla, y las casonas coloniales que lo rodean recuerdan las riquezas del virreinato.