REAL PERU
15 Days/ comfort trip with adventure, exploring Lima, Paracas , Nazca lines, Arequipa , Cusco & Machupicchu.
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Star -Lima
End - Lima
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DURATION
15 Days - 14 Nigth
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LANGUAGES
English/Espanish
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DIFFICULTY
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CANCELATION
Not Canceled
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REAL PERU
15 DAYS
Lima to Lima
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Based on 4 People
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See ancient ruins and dizzying heights on a trip to Peru.
Explore Peru in style on this 15-day adventure, from coastal plains to ancient mountain top cities. Experience historic architecture, stunning Andean landscapes, Inca ruins, and colorful markets as you travel through Lima, Puno, Cusco, the Sacred Valley, Ollantaytambo, and Aguascalientes, as well as fascinating local culture. Visit the famous Machu Picchu, one of the Seven Wonders of the World, and choose a day hike along the Inca Trail to experience this ancient citadel from two perspectives. Enjoy two local meals with locals – one in a local house, and the other in the Andean highland community. Accompanied by a local tour leader, you will explore beneath the surface of this fascinating country and leave with a deeper understanding of Peru’s history, wildlife, cuisine, and people.
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Why You Would Like This Trip
- Visit the famous Machu Picchu, perched atop the Andes Mountains and surrounded by mountain rainforest, and discover the secrets and history of this iconic Inca site.
- Spend a full day exploring the Uros floating islands (made entirely of reeds) on Lake Titicaca and take the opportunity to meet the local Uros people who live here.
- See the giant desert inscriptions of the Nazca Lines, one of Peru’s greatest mysteries, from a lookout tower or take the flight over the Nazca lines. Then head to a local Restaurant for a local dinner.
- Visit the picturesque Sacred Valley, stop for lunch at the local community and participate in their Pachamama blessing ceremony and some activities. Hear their stories of life in the Andean highlands and learn more about their fascinating culture through textile exhibits.
- Choose a day trip to hike the Inca Trail – a great option for anyone looking to hike to Machupicchu or just take the easy way by train option – and visit the world-famous wonder twice.
Is This Trip Right For You
- This tour takes you to higher altitudes, so some people, regardless of age or physical condition, may experience altitude sickness. For more information, see the Medical and Health Information section in Basic Travel Information.
- This tour requires a lot of walking to see the sights, which can be a strenuous hike if you are hiking the short Inca Trail. This tour is recommended for those in good health. Please bring comfortable shoes suitable for walking. See the «Packaging» section of Travel Basics for more information. but also you can take the train option to avoid the hike of the Inka trail.
- For those hiking the short Inca Trail, It is definitely the journey, as well as the destination (Machu Picchu), that makes this way of exploring Peru worthwhile. According to Machu Picchu visitor regulations, all visitors to the attraction must follow a pre-determined route.
- This route can only be traveled in one direction, and no exits or entrances are permitted once the guided tour has begun. Once the guided tour ends, visitors must leave the site and are not allowed to explore Machu Picchu on their own. Please see the itinerary for details.
- Travelers who choose a different way to reach Machu Picchu (Inca Trail, or train) will not take the same route to Machu Picchu. This means you may not be able to take photos together with the view of Machu Picchu. This applies to travelers with the same reservation or separately.
- This tour will have lots of Bus ride for long hours but it will be the best way to see the scenery of the country , also you get some flights included too when it is possible.
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DAY 1
Lima
Welcome to Peru. Begin your adventure in the coastal capital of Lima with a welcome meeting at 2:00 PM, where you will meet your tour leader and fellow travelers. Then join your leader and you will take a guided walking tour of Lima’s historic center. Stroll through atmospheric streets lined with luxurious mansions, palaces, and Spanish colonial churches, and visit the Plaza Mayor, Lima Cathedral, San Francisco Monastery, and the Central Market.. Enjoy free time to explore at your own pace, and perhaps meet the group for optional dinner. Whether you’re dining with a group or enjoying the city’s famous cuisine on your own, don’t miss out on a taste of Peru’s national dish, ceviche (raw fish marinated in lime juice, often served with chili peppers). If seafood isn’t your thing, there are plenty of other great options here—ask your guide for recommendations on the best local options.
- Accommodation: Hotel in Lima.
- Meals : None
NOTE: Complimentary transfer in from airport to Hotel to start the trip.
DAY 2
Paracas
Today, you drive to beautiful Paracas by Private minivan. ride will take approx. 4 hours along the coastline of the Pacific Ocean, once you arrive to Paracas hotel check in and go for a lunch by the beach facing the Paracas port, afternoon you take included visiting to the national reserve of Paracas with a private local tour guide and finish ur day by a place with a terrace facing the sunset with a pisco sour national cocktail.
- Accommodation: Hotel In Paracas.
- Meals : breakfast.
DAY 3
Nazca
This morning, take a 2-hour boat ride to the Islas Ballestas, home to abundant wildlife including pelicans, red-footed boobies, flamingos, sea lions and penguins. After viewing the amazing wildlife, travel by private van to one of the world’s most mysterious archaeological sites, the Nazca Lines, and stop for lunch in the unique oasis town of Huacachina. Nazca dates back to the 2nd century BC, and thanks to the dry desert conditions, mummies, textiles, ceramics, and other artifacts are remarkably well preserved, giving archaeologists a clear picture of a highly developed pre-Inca civilization. Head up to the observation tower or choose to fly over the route for a better view! Depart Nazca Hotel at sunset time.
- Accommodation: Hotel In Nazca.
- Meals : breakfast.
Important Note: Flights to the Nazca Lines are very popular. If you wish to book this optional activity, please inform your booking agent in advance. You can also talk to your tour leader on your first day. If this happens, your flight will be rescheduled for the following morning (Day 4 of this trip). The flight may be bumpy, but we only recommend and book with operators that meet safety requirements. The maximum weight per passenger is 120 kg/264 lbs, if this weight limit is exceeded an additional fee will apply.
DAY 4
Arequipa
This morning, depart Nazca and travel by private van to Arequipa ( 11 hours Approx. ) Nestled at the foot of the Misti Volcano and home to beautiful Baroque architecture, Arequipa rivals Cusco for the title of Peru’s most attractive city. Built from a light volcanic rock called sillar, these ancient buildings gleam in the sunlight, earning the city the nickname «The White City.» The main square, with its cafes and nearby cathedral, is a great place to stroll and relax after a long drive. Arequipa will be the first place starting with the altitude as Arequipa is over 2400 meters over the sea level.
- Accommodation: Hotel In Arequipa.
- Meals : breakfast
DAY 5
Arequipa
Explore this beautiful city with a local tour guide. Take a walking tour of the main square, the Santa Catalina Monastery, and the San Ignacio Church. Then, head to a picanteria for lunch with your group and try some classic Arequipa delicacies like rocoto, relleno, solterito, and queso helado. Practice your Spanish with a local, and then you’re free to explore Arequipa at your own pace. Perhaps return to the main square for a closer look at the cathedral, cafes and restaurants, or explore the suburb of Yanahuara. You may also want to visit the Juanita Museum, home to Peru’s famous “Ice Girl,” the mummy of an Inca girl who died in the 1440s. Ask your guide for additional suggestions on how to make the most of your free afternoon.
- Accommodation: Hotel In Arequipa.
- Meals : breakfast.
DAY 6
Puno
Today you will travel by Private minivan to Puno, a small town on the shores of Lake Titicaca ( 7 hours approx.). Although the drive is long, the stunning views of the Peruvian Altiplano plateau make it a picturesque place. As you approach Puno, stop to visit the Sillustani ruins. The pre-Inca ruins are located among small villages on a beautiful peninsula near Lake Umaya and consist of round towers called «chulpas» that were used for for nobles. Continue to Puno, a melting pot of indigenous cultures, Aymara and Guichuan. Traditional Andean customs are still strongly represented here, earning the city the title of the folklore capital of Peru.
- Accommodation: Hotel In Puno.
- Meals : breakfast.
DAY 7
Puno
Start the day with a tour of Lake Titicaca. At 3,820 meters above sea level, it holds the title of the highest navigable lake in the world. As you cruise across the lake, hop on a motorboat and learn about the lake’s spiritual significance to the Quechua people. Stop at Uros Titinos, a floating island made entirely of Tortora reed beds. You will notice that the islands are always being built – as the reeds closest to the water begin to rot, more layers are added. Everything on the island is made of reeds, including the boats used to travel to the mainland, and this can take up to 12 months. Continue to Takile Island, where the locals make their living from textiles. Here, weaving is exclusively the responsibility of men, while spinning is the work of women. To reach the main part of the island, it’s an hour’s hike up a hill along a paved path with beautiful views of the lake. Sit down to enjoy your optional set lunch, which includes a local soup, quinoa soup, and a cup of Muna tea (Andean mint tea). After a short stop, about 500 steps down will take you back to the boat that will take you back to Puno.
- Accommodation: Hotel In Puno.
- Meals : breakfast.
DAY 8
Cusco
Take a scenic bus ride across the hightplato to Cusco ( Capital of the Inka’s empire). You’ll travel by public tourist bus, and although there are stops along the way, it’s a good idea to stock up on snacks before your trip. Cusco is the oldest continuously inhabited city on the continent, with colonial buildings built on Inca-era foundations. Discover some of Cusco’s lesser-known attractions on a guided walking tour lead by you tour leader– visit the facade of the Temple of the Sun, San Pedro Market, the main square, the Twelve Stones, Plaza Regocijo and Plaza San Blas. Ask your leader for recommendations on good restaurants for dinner tonight.
- Accommodation : Hotel In Cusco.
- Meals : breakfast.
DAY 9
Cusco
Enjoy a free day in Cusco, the heart and soul of inkas empire. You may want to use the included tourist ticket to visit the city’s many museums and archaeological sites. These include the Museum of Art, the History Museum, the Qosqo Native Art Museum, and the Inca ruins of Q’enqo, Puca Pucara, and Pisac. The most accessible of these sites is Qoricancha, which was once the richest temple in the Inca Empire until the Spanish built a Dominican church on top of it. cusco has so many optional ectivities to enjoy the most of your free day.
- Accommodation: Hotel In Cusco.
- Meals : breakfast
Important Note: Tonight you will want to pack a smaller bag to take with you for the next two nights in Ollantaytambo and Aguascalientes / Machupicchu. This includes your visit to Machu Picchu, so be sure to bring any necessary photography equipment or chargers. You leave your main luggage in Cusco.
DAY 10
Sacred Valley
Travel by private bus through the Sacred Valley. Known as farming area of the Incas, the valley has been a source of livelihood to the locals for hundreds of years. You’ll see maize crops covering the terraced valley walls and the sacred river beneath. Along the way, you’ll stop to visit some Inka side ( Moray ) where the Inkas used to adapt and acclimatization the crops then also see the artisanal salt mines. Half way we will stop for lunch and then end our drive at Ollantaytambo town where we will visit the last Inka side where used to be a fort to defends from the Spanish people during the colonial time, finally arrive to our hotel in the same name town of Ollantaytambo.
- Accommodation: Hotel in Ollantaytambo.
- Meals : breakfast , lunch
DAY 11
Aguas Calientes
Early morning to take our train to the begin of the trek, train will take around 1 hour, then we will start our adventure hiking the option of 1 day hike to Machupicchu ( 12 km distance).
The 1-day Inca Trail hike is a great option for those wanting to experience trekking in Peru, without committing to the full four days. This trek starts from the train station known as ‘KM 104’ and after a steep ascent it follows the last portion of the Classic Inca Trail. Trekkers enter Machu Picchu by the Sun Gate in the afternoon, where there will be some time to take a few photos before taking a short bus ride down to Aguas Calientes town to spend the night at the hotel and optional visit to the hot springs in the evening. The following day, trekkers will return to Machu Picchu for a guided tour. This trek is subject to permit availability and must be pre-booked (at a surcharge). Please contact your booking agent to confirm it.
Note. For those who might not wanted to do the hike , we can help then to still coming on the tour but the train that we will take it, is direct into Aguas Calientes town, where you can check into hotel and explore the little town and do short walks around like visit water fountain or relax at the hot springs while you are waiting for those who are hiking and meet up for an optional dinner, but your visit to Machupicchu will be next day with the rest of the group to take your tour.
- Accommodation : Hotel in Aguas Calientes.
- Meals : Breakfast, box lunch for the hike.
DAY 12
Machu Picchu
Rise before the sun and take the road back up to the incredible Machu Picchu. On your second visit, explore more of the extraordinary architecture of the temples, palaces and living quarters. Looking at Machu Picchu as it sits against a backdrop of forested mountains is a truly breathtaking experience. Its mortar-free design is particularly earthquake resistant, and the stones are so precisely cut that, to this days, not even a knife fits between them!
Your visit at Machupicchu will be lead by your local tour guide then take the bus back to Aguas Calientes, then catcha train back to Ollantaytambo. From here, you’ll make the drive back to Cusco for the evening. Arriving around 7 p.m to your hotel.
- Accommodation: hotel in Cusco.
- Meals : breakfast.
DAY 13
Cusco
After a full on days of adventure take a free day in Cusco town, where there are so many optional things to do like just relax , explore more around or even get a massage and take some nice lunch on those balconies facing the main square of the capital of the Inkas empire.
But if you still got some energy take a look to our optional adventure excursions like ( rainbow mountain , Humantay lake) please ask your tour leader to help you to arrange a safe excursions.
Late in the evening we can arrange our group dinner and why not explore around the nightlife of Cusco and take some steps of salsa lessons.
- Accommodation: hotel in Cusco.
- Meals : breakfast.
DAY 14
Lima
Take a short flight from Cusco to Lima. Upon arrival in Lima, you will be transferred to your hotel and your local leader can assist you with any additional activities or final arrangements. Upon arrival in Lima, you have the day at your disposal. Hit up some sights you missed earlier in your trip, or pick up some last-minute souvenirs. Why not spend one last night in the city for everyone? Your tour leader will be happy to advise you on how to make the most of your last day.
- Accommodation: hotel in Cusco.
- Meals : breakfast.
DAY 15
Lima
As there are no activities scheduled today, your adventure ends after breakfast.
If you would like to extend your stay in Lima, please contact your booking agent.
- Meals : breakfast.
- Important Note: Complimentary transfer from hotel to the airport
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Included Activities
- Ballestas Island
- Paracas national Reserve
- Arequipa cit tour include Santa Catalina Monastery
- Lima – Leader led orientation walk.
- Full day Lake Titicaca excursion
- Cusco – Leader-led orientation walk.
- Sacred Valley – Community visit & lunch.
- Short Inka Trail or train option.
- Machu Picchu – Guided tour
Meals
14 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 3 Dinners
Transport
Private vehicle, Boat, Flight, Train
Accommodation
Hotel (14 nights )
Excluded
- International Flights
- Airport taxes
- Any visas required
- Services not mentioned in the itinerary
- Late check out at hotels
- Meals and drinks not mentioned in the itinerary
- Drinks with included lunches and dinners
- Tips For tour leader , local guides , drivers , bellboys and at the restaurants
- Expenditure of personal nature
- Personal Insurance
- Optional act
Optional activities
- Biking in Lima
- Nazca Lines Flight
- Humantay Lake
- Rainbow Mountain
- Cooking Class
- Biking in the Sacred Valley
- Work Shop Chocolate
- Zip Line and Via Ferrata
- Rafting in Arequipa
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The recommendation of this list is based on the previous comments of our customers, especially if you intend to do the Inca Trail, Please consider the suggestions we give you here, but feel free to pack as you wish and consider that the weather may be different depending on the period of the year you want to travel and its different microclimates that it has for the different geographical regions.
Packing
Most travelers prefer small to medium wheeled suitcases that are large enough for our private cars. Whatever you bring, keep in mind that you need to be able to carry your luggage, handle it at the airport, get in/out of your accommodation and possibly even walk short distances.
In general, we recommend packing as light as possible.
Domestic flight baggage allowance:
The maximum weight limit for checked baggage is 23 kg, including 1 small piece of hand luggage (maximum dimensions for hand luggage: 25 cm depth x 35 cm width x 45 cm height).
Any excess baggage fees must be paid directly to the airline at check-in.
In addition to the items and clothes you always need when traveling, we have listed our packing recommendations for this trip:
Basic
- Closed-toe shoes help protect your feet from cuts and scrapes when walking around the city and bush/grass areas, and can also act as a barrier against bites or stings in rare cases
- Sun protection
- Hat, sunscreen
- Sunglasses
Recommended:
- Soft and/or hard copies of all important documents such as tickets, passports, vaccination certificates, etc.
- And keep hard copies separate from the originals.While a copy is ineffective, it makes it easier to get a replacement if needed
- Water bottle. We recommend a capacity of at least 1.5 liters. The sale of plastic bottled water is causing huge environmental problems around the world.Much of it ends up in limited landfills or is buried in streams and the natural environment
- Power adapter plug
- Personal medical kit. Your guide will bring a large kit, but we recommend bringing items such as mild pain relievers, electrolytes and patches.
Insecticide - Can be used with clocks/alarm clocks or phones
Elective subjects
- Earplugs to prevent potential snoring from roommates
- Phrasebook
Valuables:
Try not to bring unnecessary valuables and use the hotel safe.
It’s also a good idea to buy a money belt or purse that’s easy to hide
Laundry:
Many hotels and cities offer laundry services while you’re traveling, but you may have to wait over the night for your laundry to be returned on time.
Hotel laundries usually charge per piece, while self-service laundries usually charge per kilogram, and the price is usually not expensive (around $2 per kg)
Amazon Jungle Packing List
- Long, light, close-fitting cotton shirt and pants
- Comfortable shoes and sandals for outdoor walking and around lodge.
- Long, thick socks to wear with rubber boots from the lodge.
- Raincoat or poncho
- Tropical-strength insecticide
- Small bills for occasional purchases (e.g. drinks)
- Headlamp or flashlight (optional, smartphone flashlight will suffice)
- Binoculars (optional)
For Hiking in Peru
We provide tents and sleeping mats during your Peru trek.
During the pre-hike briefing, you will be given a small bag to carry your hiking clothes, please note that the weight limit is 5 kg, including the sleeping bag.
If you are hiking in Peru, in addition to the general packing list above, be sure to bring these items with you.
Passport:
You must bring your passport, a photocopy is not enough.
It is very important that your passport matches the information you provided us when booking this trip (please keep it in a plastic bag in case of rain)
Sleeping bag:
A warm sleeping bag is required for the hike. Sleeping bag rental costs 20-25 USD, please inform the group leader during the briefing.
A four-season (or -10) sleeping bag is recommended, especially during the winter months.
Other times you can wear a 3-season (or -5) sleeping bag, but it depends on how cold you are and is just a guide.
Silk sleeping bag liner
Especially recommended if you plan to rent a sleeping bag, but can also add warmth to your own.
Pillow
Pillows are not provided on the trek, it is your personal choice if you want to bring one. If you decide to bring a pillow, we recommend that you bring a travel-friendly pillow that will easily fit into your small bag.
Walking poles:
Trekking poles are not required, it is a personal choice. We recommend renting them before your hike briefing for around $10 per person, so you can avoid the hassle of carrying them for the rest of your trip.
Daypack:
A daypack with easy access to a water bottle (outside pocket) or a daypack with a built-in water bladder.
The bag should be large enough to hold a few things you need for the day (hat, water, camera, snacks, raincoat, etc).
Water bottle:
You should bring at least 2 liters of water per day when hiking. Depending on whether you have a hydration bladder in your bag, we recommend bringing two (1 liter) bottles along the way that can be filled with boiled water, as they are provided daily.
Waterproof, abrasion-resistant walking boots:
Good, comfortable shoes are essential.
No matter what you wear on your feet, comfort is the most important thing. It is very important to make sure your boots are durable and lightweight.
Ankle support and waterproof are recommended, but if you already have comfortable, grippy boots, don’t rush out and buy new ones – you’re better off with your old pair!
- Layering:
(e.g. zip-up pants, jacket, T-shirt).
Thermal underwear:
Thermal underwear is highly recommended as it is lightweight, will keep you warm at night.
Sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat.
Personal medicine and basic first aid kit.Band-Aids, Imodium, Pain killer and rehydration packs.
Camera and extra batteries, memory cards or film.
Please note: there are no electrical outlets on the hike, so make sure you are fully charged and/or have extra batteries.
Snacks:
Chocolate, potato chips, cookies, energy bars. Snacks are provided during the hike, but you can bring an extra one or two just in case.
If you have dietary requirements, it is recommended that you bring suitable snacks from home.
We provide breakfast, lunch and dinner, but for safety reasons it is advisable to bring snacks.
Plastic bag
Keep your belongings and clothes dry (wrap everything in a plastic bag).
toilet paper:
Most importantly! There are also small plastic bags or zip lock bags for trash, which are then thrown into the main trash bag provided by the mover. Please don’t throw toilet paper on the floor!
Wet wipes or facial tissues
These are essential and will come in handy if you are traveling long distances and don’t have access to a shower.
Small towel and basic personal toiletries:
There is a shower available on the third night on the Inca Trail , so bring travel – shampoo and body wash if you wish.
Extras
Headlamp or standard flashlight (flashlight).
(very important) and spare batteries.
Insecticide with tropical strength.
Antibacterial hand gel.
Flip flops/sandals.If you want to shower and walk around camp after a long day of hiking.
Earplugs: If your tent «roommate» snores.
- You can choose how much you bring, but remember that the weight limit is 5 kg. We recommend the following:
- 2 pairs of long pants (zippered for easy access Optional, but not required).
- 2 T-shirts.
- 1 pair of shorts.
- Raincoat or poncho (ponchos can be purchased locally 2-3 USD).
- 4-5 pairs of thick socks.
- Warm clothes for the night.
- Wool, pants, wool hat, gloves.
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Important Notes
- Passport details are required at the time of booking. The passport you travel with must match the reservation details you provided us. This will be used to request your Inca Trail permit or entrance to Machupicchu, and if any information does not match your passport, the authorities will deny you entry. Delays in providing this information may result in booking fees or changes to your itinerary.
- Permits for the Inca Trail are sold by request only. Once a deposit has been paid and passport details have been provided, we will strive to obtain a permit for you. If permits for the Inca Trail are not available at the time of booking, you can choose to hike the Quarry Trail instead or travel to Machu Picchu by train.
- An individual supplement is offered if you prefer not to share a room on this trip. The single supplement is subject to availability. Please speak with your booking agent for more information.
- If this trip starts in Peru and get into La Paz (Bolivia). Make sure to obtain your corresponding visas in advance , Please make sure you checked if your nationality require or contact your agent for assistance.
- As you can choose different ways of reaching Machu Picchu (Inca Trail, Quarry Trail or Train), there is a small chance you may be the only traveller on your selected option.
- All our trip are leading by a Tour Leader, an experienced local guide who will be in charge of taking the responsibility of the trip so you can relax and enjoy the trip. Your Tour Leader will provide more information on what the group options are at the welcome meeting.
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