From USA, Canada, Europe - Arrival in Lima, the capital of Peru.

Lima - Arrive in Peru in the evening. Overnight stay in Lima.

From Lima - Travel by Bus 400km/8Hours to Huaraz city

Huaraz - Transfer by bus to Huaraz (8 hours). Explore the city on foot. Overnight stay at a hotel.

Huaraz city - Trekking Tour to Wilcacocha (3725 m) - Return to Huaraz

Laguna Wilcacocha - Spend the day acclimatizing with a trek to Wilcacocha. Optional excursions available in the Huaraz area (3100 m). Overnight stay at a hotel.

Cordillera Blanca 4 days classic tour: 1 day of trekking: Huaraz – Cashapampa (2,850 m) – Llamacorral (3,750 m)

Cordillera Blanca Summit - 1 day of trekking: Huaraz – Cashapampa (2,850 m) – Llamacorral (3,750 m). Early morning drive (approx. 2.5 hours) from Huaraz to Cashapampa village. Luggage will be loaded onto mules, and trekking begins in Huascaran National Park. The first day involves about 5 hours of walking to the Llamacorral camp.

Camp Llamacorral – Trekking to Taullipampa (4,200 m)

Camp Taullipampa – Trekking to Punta Unión Pass (4750 m) – Cachinapampa (3700 m)

Huascaran National Park - Trekking day 3: Taullipampa – Punta Unión Pass (4750 m) – Cachinapampa (3700 m). After breakfast, climb for about 3 hours to the trek’s highest point, Punta Unión. Enjoy vast panoramas of the Santa Cruz valley to the west and the Huaripampa valley to the east. This was once an important route connecting the eastern Andes with the main valley. The descent to the Cachinapampa camp takes about 5 hours, passing through an interesting kenual forest (Quenuales).

Camp Cachinapampa – Trekking to Vaqueria (3900 m) - via Pass Portachuelo (4650 m), private transport to Huaraz

Huaraz - Trekking day 4: Cachinapampa – Vaqueria (3900 m). On the last day, pass through the village of Huaripampa, where locals greet with joyful “Buenos Dias!” and “Hola, ¿qué tal?”. The road to Vaqueria takes about 3 hours. Return to Huaraz by bus, driving through the Portachuelo Pass (4767 m) and along the beautiful lakes of Llanganuco (5h). In Huaraz, relax and shop – alpaca wool products are recommended.

Huaraz city - Bus 400km/8hours drive to Lima

Lima - Return by bus to Lima (8-9 hours). Overnight stay at a hotel.

From Hotel in Lima - Private Transport to airport - Flight to Cusco, visit the center and see Inca culture.

Cusco - Flight from Lima to Cusco. Afternoon sightseeing of Cusco and the surrounding area, including the imposing walls of Sacsayhuaman Fortress. Visit Plaza de Armas in the city center, and then continue exploring.

Inca Trail - Trekking: From Cusco Private Transport – Km 82 – Miskay – Camp Huayllabamba (3000 m)

Inca Trail - Cusco – Km 82 – Miskay – Huayllabamba (3000 m). Drive (approx. 2 hours) from Cusco to the KM82 checkpoint. Documents and permits are checked (only 500 people can enter the route per day) and trekking begins. A gentle ascent along the Urubamba River offers views of the snow-capped Mount Veronica. Lunch stop in the village of Miskay, with views of the archaeological complex of Llactapata. Continue to the hamlet of Huayllabamba, where the camp is set up. Overnight in tents. The route is 12 km long, with about 6 hours of walking.

Camp Huayllabamba (3,000 m) – Trekking to Pass Warmihuanusca (4,205 m) – Camp Pacaymayo (3,590 m)

Inca Trail - Huayllabamba (3,000 m) – Warmihuanusca (4,205 m) – Pacaymayo (3,590 m). This day is considered the most interesting and scenic. Start with the approach to Ayapata, then traverse the trail along the Llullucha River through the densely covered forest called “Tres Piedras”. A steep section with old Inca stairs leads to Llulluchapampa, and from there, the final ascent to the Warmihuanuska Pass (Dead Woman Pass, 4205 m). This is the highest point on the Inca Trail, offering views of the beautiful snow-covered massif of Mount Veronica. After resting, descend into the valley to the Pacaymayo camp (3590 m). Cover about 9 km, with 7 hours of walking.

Camp Pacaymayo – Runcuracay (3950 m) – Chaquicocha – Camp Winiayhuayna (2650 m)

Inca Trail - Pacaymayo – Runcuracay (3950 m) – Chaquicocha – Winiayhuayna (2650 m). Leave the camp to climb the Runcuracay Pass, passing round ruins and admiring views of neighboring mountains. Descend near Lake Qomercocha to the ruins of Sayaqmarka (3600m). The stone path leads through varied vegetation typical of cloud forests (bromeliads, bamboo, orchids, ferns). Pass by the archaeological complexes of Konchamarka and Chaquicocha (3650 m), and further stone steps lead to a tunnel carved in the rock. A well-deserved stop awaits at the Puyupata Pass (3660 m). Descend to today’s Wiñaywayna camp (2700 m) by climbing steep Inca stairs, visiting the ruins of Phuyupatamarca (3600 m) along the way. Overnight in tents. Trekking time is 7-8 hours, covering about 13.5 km.

Camp Winiayhuayna (2650m) – Machu Picchu (2400m) – Aguas Calientes – Return to Cusco

Inca Trail - Winiayhuayna (2650m) – Machu Picchu (2400m) – Aguas Calientes – Cusco. After an early breakfast (around 5:00 am), set off towards the Gate of the Sun (Inti Punku, 2680 m). The crossing takes about 2 hours. From here, in the first rays of the sun, see Machu Picchu. Gently descend to the gates of the complex to complete formalities, then return to the main city. A guided tour of the archaeological complex takes about 2 hours, with free time afterward. ATTENTION: Those wishing to climb Huayna Picchu (steep path, secured with chains in some places) or Machu Picchu must report it well in advance (preferably at the time of booking) to purchase the appropriate tickets (additionally payable). Descend to the town of Aguas Calientes by bus, with time for lunch (on your own). Return to the town of Ollantaytambo by the famous railway, from where a bus will take you further to the hotel in Cusco.

Cusco - Rest day or optional tour extra near city

Cusco - After returning from the Inca Trail, enjoy a full day to rest and recuperate in Cusco. This is a perfect day for optional trips around the area if you still feel unsatisfied (there are plenty of attractions in the area). Alternatively, stroll around the city, enjoy a mate de coca in a local cafe, and soak in the atmosphere of the narrow stone streets.

Cusco city - Private transport - Trekking to Rainbow Mountain - Private Transport to Puno city.

Rainbow Mountain Peru - Slightly tired from trekking, continue to visit the amazing church in the town of Andahuaylillas, known as the Sistine Chapel of America. A small museum next door showcases mummies with deformed skulls. Next, stop to see the archaeological complex of Raqchi and the La Raya Pass, where the watershed between the Atlantic basin and the landlocked area of Lake Titicaca runs. The snow-capped peaks of the Cordillera Vilcanota tower over it. In the evening, enjoy a walk through the colorful streets of Puno. Overnight stay at a hotel.

Puno city - Islas Flotantes cruise on Lake Titicaca, transfer to Pueblo Chivay

Chivay - Today’s trip begins with a cruise on the highest navigable lake in the world – Lake Titicaca. Visit the famous floating islands made entirely of reeds. Learn about the customs of the Uros people and discover how reed islands stay afloat. For those interested, there will be an additional opportunity to sail in a traditional reed boat. After returning to Puno, enjoy some time for lunch and a walk. Then drive from Puno to Chivay, a journey of approximately 7 hours. Stop at the Lagunillas viewpoint along the way. Depending on the time of arrival in Chivay, it may be possible to drive to La Calera and bathe in hot springs (optional). Overnight at a hotel on the outskirts of Chivay.

Pueblo Chivay - Mirador Cross of the Condor - Arequipa city

Mirador Cruz del Condor - Early in the morning, head to the Condor’s Cross viewpoint. While walking along the edge of the Colca Canyon, observe condors. On the way back to Chivay, stop at several viewpoints and interesting places. After lunch in Chivay, drive to Arequipa. Overnight stay at a hotel.

Arequipa city – Private transport for the activity Rafting on the Chili River – 1-hour tour, return to Arequipa Hotel.

Cusipata Rafting Arequipa - Itinerary for Rafting on the Chili River

Departure Schedule – Rafting on the Chili River

Departure Times:

Departure 1: 8:00 AM
Departure 2: 11:00 AM
Departure 3: 12:00 PM
Available Days:

Monday to Sunday: Every week
Enjoy an unforgettable rafting experience on the Chili River, located just 20 minutes from downtown Arequipa. This 5-kilometer tour, lasting approximately 50 minutes to 1 hour, allows you to tackle exciting rapids of level II and III while admiring the impressive landscape of the Chilina Valley.

Our tour, which lasts a total of 3 hours, begins with picking up passengers from their accommodation or our office. For your convenience, we offer a 15-minute flexibility window both before and after the scheduled pickup time.

We will head to our operations base, where you will be provided with all the necessary equipment for the activity. Afterward, we will transfer to the starting point at Ecorigenes Charcani. There, you will receive detailed instructions.

Arequipa city (overnight drive to Nazca) - with Cruz del Sur drive to Pueblo Nazca.

Nasca Lines - Arequipa is the second largest city in Peru. It is located on the shore of the volcanic Cordillera, with the perfect cone of the El Misti volcano in the background. The center is dominated by colonial buildings made of white volcanic rock, sillar, the color of which gave Arequipa the nickname – White City. Visit the Plaza de Armas, the Cathedral, the Jesuit Church, and the unique monastery of St. Catherine. Optionally, visit the Museum of Andean Sanctuaries, where Juanita’s mummy is kept. At the “mercado,” taste delicious juices and other Peruvian specialties, and in the evening, enjoy Andean rhythms in a local restaurant. Night drive to Nazca.

Pueblo Nazca - Overflight to the Nazca Lines - With bus Cruz del Sur drive to Lima

Nasca Lines - Arrive in Nazca in the morning. Here, the plateau is located, where you can admire the famous geoglyphs – huge drawings carved on it. For volunteers (optionally), there is the possibility of flying a light aircraft over the Nazca Lines (the flight depends on weather conditions). Alternatively, visit the Chauchilla Cemetery. Its history dates back to the late period of the Nazca culture, about 1,200 years ago. In the depths of the desert, about 30 kilometers from the city, the pre-Columbian inhabitants of these areas left dozens of tombs. Although valuable ornaments disappeared from them a long time ago, mainly due to thieves, the wonderfully preserved mummies still make a great impression on visitors. Transfer to Lima (7.5 hours). Overnight stay at a hotel.

From Hotel Lima, departure to the country - USA, Canada, England, return home after a great time in Peru

Lima - On the last day, spend about 2 hours on a guided tour of Lima and enjoy some last-minute shopping. In the afternoon, transfer to the airport and fly home to the USA, Australia, Canada, Europe, etc. :)

• Private transport from Cusco to Puno; Puno-Chivay; Chivay – Arequipa (sightseeing on the way)
• Trekking and trips according to the program
• Lunch
• Comfortable scheduled buses on the Lima-Huaraz-Lima and Arequipa-Nazca-Lima routes
• Dinner
• Entrance tickets to visited objects according to the program
• Accommodation in * hotels and/or good hostels based on double rooms with breakfast
• Breakfast
• Local guides on trekking and trips
• During trekking we sleep in double tents
• Local transport, including one domestic flight Lima – Cusco
• The care of a english-speaking pilot-guide throughout the route
• Full board during trekking

• Meals outside of trekking
• Sleeping bags for trekking and the necessary trekking equipment
• Excess baggage carried by porters during the Inka Trail/Salkantay trek (luggage limit is 7 kg)
• Attractions not included in the program and optional trips
• Drinks with meals outside of trekking and alcohol
• Customary tips
• Tips for our local team in each region or city who work on the field
• Accident insurance, we recommend Partners – Global Rescue

Peru – Unveil Its Secrets with Us

Peru is a country that captivates with its breathtaking landscapes and intriguing, mysterious history. At every turn, one encounters remnants of the fascinating Inca civilization from the 13th century BC, and the essence of ancient times is palpable. The remarkable structures that the Incas constructed on the steep slopes of the Andes have made this ancient civilization renowned, with Machu Picchu being declared one of the 7 Wonders of the World.

Peru also boasts the most stunning mountains in the Western Hemisphere. The Andes, the longest mountain range globally, feature the Cordillera Blanca in Peru. On the Santa Cruz trek, one can admire the majestic peaks – the tallest Huascarán (6768 m), the most beautiful Alpamayo, and the iconic Artesonraju, known from the Paramount Pictures logo. This trek is undoubtedly a highlight of Peru.

And what else awaits during a magical journey to Peru – right into the heart of the Andes?

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