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496,226 sq mi
Peruvian Sol
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Brimming with both natural and manmade attractions, Peru is a place of great mystique, beauty and culture. Join this in-depth exploration of the Inca Empire culminating in your visit to awe-inspiring Machu Picchu where you’ll watch the sun rise over the mist covered mountains.
Brimming with both natural and manmade attractions, Peru is a place of great mystique, beauty and culture. Join this in-depth exploration of the Inca Empire culminating in your visit to awe-inspiring Machu Picchu where you’ll watch the sun rise over the mist covered mountains.
Deep within the heart of the Amazon – where the story of Inkaterra first began – lays Inkaterra Hacienda Concepción, located between the Tambopata National Reserve and the shores of the Madre de Dios River. During your stay, you will have a change for overland treks and excursions on the river to learn about the rainforest and its ecosystems.
This is the rainforest adventure of a lifetime set in a paradise of exotic birds and butterflies. Discover the enchanting splendor of the Amazon surrounded by lush tropical trails, unique wildlife, and an invitation to experience a thrilling treetop canopy bridge and a variety of amazing jungle treks. Journey to Tambopata National Reserve for a range of land and river excursions that introduce you to the magic of the Southern Amazon rainforest.
Not only does Ecuador offer a rich, cultural, and historic diversity, but it is the gateway to the Galapagos Islands, a natural wonderland of unique species and stunning volcanic landscapes. This UNESCO World Heritage site is a pristine natural classroom and makes for a once-in-a-lifetime magical adventure.
Few tours can boast of combining the number of once-in-a-lifetime experiences like this one! From moment you begin your sojourn in Quito, the rich cultural capital of Ecuador, you are bound to be enchanted. Board a cruise to The Galapagos Islands, the world’s most bio-diverse landscape, home to creatures that are found nowhere else on the planet. Once you’ve soaked it all, depart for Cusco, the oldest inhabited city in the Western Hemisphere, and the base for the awe-inspiring, archaeological wonder of Machu Picchu.
Few tours can boast of combining the number of once-in-a-lifetime experiences like this one! From moment you begin your sojourn in Quito, the rich cultural capital of Ecuador, you are bound to be enchanted. Board a cruise to The Galapagos Islands, the world’s most bio-diverse landscape, home to creatures that are found nowhere else on the planet. Once you’ve soaked it all, depart for Cusco, the oldest inhabited city in the Western Hemisphere, and the base for the awe-inspiring, archaeological wonder of Machu Picchu.
Few tours can boast of combining the number of once-in-a-lifetime experiences like this one! From moment you begin your sojourn in Quito, the rich cultural capital of Ecuador, you are bound to be enchanted. Board a cruise to The Galapagos Islands, the world’s most bio-diverse landscape, home to creatures that are found nowhere else on the planet. Once you’ve soaked it all, depart for Cusco, the oldest inhabited city in the Western Hemisphere, and the base for the awe-inspiring, archaeological wonder of Machu Picchu.
Enjoy a unique experience in the Andes with this circuit from Lima to Puno. Visit beautiful colonial cities and the archaeological legacy of the Incas and meet the descendants of the ancient settlers of Peru who keep their customs more entrenched. Discover the beauty of two of the great attractions of our country: the imposing citadel of Machu Picchu and the impressive Lake Titicaca.
The Inca region is not only the mecca of pisco, but it is also one of the areas with significant natural and historical wealth. Know in two days what this area of the southern coast of Peru has to offer, such as the mysterious Nasca lines and incredible walks through our rich sea to discover wildlife in the Ballestas Islands.
