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1090 - The Great tour of South America

Enjoy the best of Brazil, Argentina, Chile and Peru in 26 nights!
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Enjoy four countries and visit the best of South America!

Enjoy this unique tour, 26 nights, 4 countries, 11 destinations, 3 wonders of the world… Yes, it`s a very complete program starting in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. The “cidade maravilhosa” located on the shores of Guanabara Bay, will be waiting for you to offer all the magic of the Carnival in the Sambodromo, the incredible Maracana Stadium, the famous beaches of Copacabana and Ipanema, and two icons that are part of any photo of Rio de Janeiro: The Sugar Loaf and the Corcovado Mount, with the Christ the Redeemer, declared recently as one of the new-seven wonders of the world! Then, we will fly to Iguazu Falls, to enjoy the incredible magic of nature. We will visit both sides of this unique place on earth. The falls, are a UNESCO World Heritage and were declared as one of the new seven wonders of nature! Amazing!  Then, we will fly to Buenos Aires, to discover great places like Caminito in La Boca, San Telmo, Recoleta, Puerto Madero, Palermo, Plaza de Mayo and more. Enjoy a dinner tango show, taste the local malbec wine and the argentinian meat! Next destination is El Calafate in Patagonia. This small village is the gate to visit the incredible and unique Perito Moreno Glaciers and other glaciers in Los Glaciares National Park. Navigate the Argentino Lake and walk over the ice of the glacier in the famous “minitrekking”. We cross to Chile to visit one of the highlithts in Patagonia:  Torres del Paine National Park. If you`re a trekking lover, it`s your place! Be ready to take hundred of photos of Las Torres and Cuernos del Paine. We fly to Santiago de Chile, the modern and commercial capital city of Chile. We discover the cities of Viña del Mar and Valparaiso, and taste the local wine in Colchagua Valley. Our next destination is San Pedro de Atacama, gate to visit incredible places in Atacama Desert: Mars and Moon Valleys, Puritama hot Springs, and the incredible Tatyo Geysers. Then, we fly to Peru. Our first stop is Lima, to discover the colonial city with the Larco Museum and thousend of items from the Inca empire. Amazing! Then, we fly to Cusco, ancient capital city of the Incas, and gate to visit the Sacred Valley of the Incas, and the incredible citadel of Machu Picchu, UNESCO World Heritage and also 7-wonder of the world.

A very complete tour to enjoy the best of Brazil, Argentina, Chile and Peru!

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Day 1

RIO DE JANEIRO

Arrive at Rio de Janeiro airport and transfer to your hotel. Founded in 1565, Rio de Janeiro is one of South America’s most captivating cities. With its warm people, vibrant culture, stunning beaches, and breathtaking landscapes, Rio is a must-see destination. After checking in at the hotel, you’ll have free time to rest. If you’re an early arrival and eager to explore, consider choosing from the list of activities available below.

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Rio de Janeiro - Brazil

Day 2

RIO DE JANEIRO: City Tour with Sugar Loaf

After breakfast, we’ll begin our first exploration of the Cidade Maravilhosa, or “Wonderful City” in Portuguese. Our tour starts with panoramic views of the beaches, followed by a visit to the Metropolitan Cathedral for some great photo opportunities and a bit of city history. Next, we’ll take the cable car to the iconic Sugarloaf Mountain. Be prepared to capture stunning panoramic views of Guanabara Bay, the surrounding beaches, Niteroi, and the Santa Cruz Fortress. After spending about 45 minutes on the hill, we’ll continue our tour, crossing the Santa Barbara Tunnel to see downtown Rio and then heading to the Sambodromo, the famous venue for Rio’s Carnival, the city’s biggest annual event.

Return to the hotel and enjoy free time for lunch. Since it’s a half-day excursion, you can choose from the activities listed below to enjoy the rest of your afternoon and evening in Rio de Janeiro.

 

 

Day 3

RIO DE JANEIRO: Corcovado and Christ the Redeemer

After breakfast, we’ll embark on our second tour of Rio de Janeiro, featuring the iconic Christ the Redeemer Statue, recently named one of the new Seven Wonders of the World. Located atop Corcovado Mountain, known for its distinctive shape, this statue was completed in 1926 and was a significant engineering feat. It remains a top attraction, drawing over 300,000 visitors each year. From the summit, you’ll enjoy panoramic views of downtown Rio and the southern area, perfect for memorable photos.

Following our visit to the statue, we’ll explore Tijuca Forest, a natural boundary that divides the city. This park boasts over 3,000 plant species, hundreds of bird varieties, and remarkable biodiversity. Without the forest, the city’s temperature might rise by approximately two degrees Celsius. The tour includes Corcovado Mountain, Christ the Redeemer, Tijuca Forest, the Chinese View, Taunay’s Waterfalls, and the Visitor Center.

Return to the hotel and enjoy free time for lunch. As this is another half-day trip, you can relax on the beach or consider adding some of our optional tours for a delightful afternoon and evening with interesting dinners and shows.

 

Day 4

RIO DE JANEIRO: Good bye cidade maravilhosa!

After breakfast, enjoy some free time until your transfer to the airport. If your flight is scheduled for the afternoon or evening, you can choose from the optional activities listed below to make the most of your last day in Rio.

Goodbye, Rio de Janeiro!

IGUAZU FALLS: Arrival to Iguazu & check in

Arrive at Iguazu (Puerto Iguazu or Foz do Iguaçu, depending on your flight). Welcome to one of South America’s most incredible natural wonders! Iguazu Falls, recently named one of the New Seven Wonders of Nature and a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a must-see when visiting Argentina or Brazil.

Upon arrival, you’ll be transferred to your hotel for check-in and some well-deserved rest. Enjoy your free time—relax by the pool or explore the city at your leisure.

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Day 5

IGUAZU FALLS: The Argentinian Side. Enjoying the falls

After breakfast, get ready for an unforgettable excursion! Iguazu Falls is a truly unique destination, brimming with natural beauty. A guide will transfer you to Parque Nacional Iguazu on the Argentine side of the falls. The park features up to 8 kilometers of trails to explore, including three main circuits: the Upper Circuit, the Lower Circuit, and the trail to the magnificent Devil’s Throat, complete with the Ecological Train of the Jungle. The Devil’s Throat, with its 80-meter high waterfalls cascading into a narrow gorge, boasts the largest flow of any waterfall in the world—an awe-inspiring sight!

You can also choose from a variety of optional activities. See the options below for more details. After your park visit, you’ll return to the hotel.

Day 6

IGUAZU FALLS: The Brazilian Side, a unique panoramic view of the falls

After breakfast, we’ll head to the Brazilian side of the falls. Parque Nacional do Iguaçu offers a different perspective with a scenic bus ride through the jungle and a stunning panoramic view of the falls from a 1,500-meter trail and an elevator. The views are spectacular, so be sure to have your camera ready for countless unforgettable photos!

This half-day tour can be combined with optional activities such as a visit to Parque Das Aves (Bird Park) or the Itaipu Dam. You can also add some adventure activities to your visit. Check out the options below.

Day 7

IGUAZU FALLS: Good bye to the falls

After breakfast, enjoy some free time before your transfer to the local airport for your flight to the next destination.

BUENOS AIRES: Arrival to the capital city

Welcome to Buenos Aires, the vibrant capital city of Argentina and one of South America’s most significant cities! Upon arriving at Ministro Pistarini International Airport, also known as Ezeiza, you’ll be ready to dive into the European charm of its architecture, rich history, lively tango scene, fantastic cuisine, and the warmth of the local people, affectionately called “Porteños.” You’ll spend 3 nights in this captivating city, with the first day set aside for relaxation. However, if you’re eager to start exploring right away, check out our optional tours listed below. We offer a range of activities suited to all types of travelers.

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Day 8

BUENOS AIRES: City Tour & Dinner Tango Show

After breakfast, embark on a 4-hour city tour to experience the best of Buenos Aires. Known for its European influence, the city’s architecture reflects its rich past when Argentina was one of the world’s leading nations.

The tour includes stops at several iconic areas:

  • La Boca: Famous for Caminito and the Boca Juniors Stadium, known as “La Bombonera.”
  • San Telmo: A traditional area where you can visit the famous San Telmo Fair on Sundays, showcasing intriguing antiques.
  • Plaza de Mayo: Home to the Government House “Casa Rosada,” the Cabildo, the Cathedral, and rich historical sites.
  • Obelisk and 9 de Julio Avenue: Major landmarks in the city.
  • Colon Theatre: One of the world’s most prestigious opera houses. You can opt for a guided tour, but be sure to purchase tickets in advance. Contact us for more details.

The tour will also take you through the neighborhoods of Recoleta, Palermo, and Puerto Madero—a revitalized dockside area known for its excellent gastronomy. Here, you can end your tour with a delightful lunch and savor local cuisine.

After the tour, enjoy the city at your leisure. Consider visiting the Colon Theatre with a Walking Tour or taking an excursion to the Tigre Delta. In the evening, optional activities include an exciting Tango Show or a Buenos Aires by Night tour before returning to your hotel to rest for the next day’s adventures. Check out our options below.

Day 9

BUENOS AIRES: Enjoying the countryside. Visit to an estancia in the Pampas

Following breakfast, we’ll head to the Pampas for a visit to a traditional estancia (farm). This classic excursion, often referred to as “Fiesta Gaucha,” offers a taste of local traditions. Enjoy a memorable “Asado Criollo” (barbecue), horse riding, and a traditional folklore show. After an included lunch, watch a gaucho demonstration with horse activities known as Carreras de Sortijas.

We’ll return to the hotel around 5 PM, giving you some free time to relax or explore optional activities listed below.

In the evening, you have more free time to choose from our available activities. Check out the options below.

Day 10

BUENOS AIRES: Good bye to the big city

After breakfast, enjoy some free time until your transfer to the local airport for your flight or to the pier for your next destination. For more details on optional excursions, see the list below.

EL CALAFATE: Arrival to the gate to the glaciers

Arrive in El Calafate, a key gateway to explore the stunning Perito Moreno Glacier and other magnificent glaciers in the region. After checking in to your accommodation, you have some free time to relax. For those eager to explore, various optional activities are available on your arrival day. See the options below.

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Day 11

EL CALAFATE: The incredible Perito Moreno Glacier

After breakfast, embark on a visit to one of Patagonia’s highlights: the breathtaking Perito Moreno Glacier.
El Calafate is situated 80 km from the glacier, with the journey taking you along a 50 km paved road. The final 30 km are within Los Glaciares National Park.
During the first 40 km, you’ll traverse the Patagonian steppe, a typical feature of the region. Once inside the National Park, you’ll notice a dramatic change in vegetation, with ñires (Nothofagus antarctica), guindos (Nothofagus betuloides), and lengas (Nothofagus pumilio) becoming prominent. You may also see some isolated canelos (Drimys winteri) and vibrant flowers, such as the intense red notro (Embothrium coccineum), the iconic flower of the Andean Patagonian forest.
Upon reaching the glacier, you’ll be awestruck by its grandeur and can enjoy unforgettable views from the walking paths. There will be free time to experience the glacier’s splendor, including watching massive ice blocks tumble into the lake with a thunderous roar—an awe-inspiring natural spectacle. Facilities at the glacier include a restaurant, snack bar, restrooms, and a pay campsite.
Optional activities include the Mini Trekking, where you can walk on the glacier’s ice, or the Nautical Safari, a boat tour offering views of the glacier from the lake. Details of these options are available below.
This is a full-day excursion, with return to the hotel expected in the late afternoon.

Day 12

EL CALAFATE: Free day. Choice of activities!

After breakfast, the day is free for you to choose from various full-day boat navigation tours, each offering unique views of different glaciers within Los Glaciares National Park. Check out the available options below.

Day 13

EL CALAFATE: Transfer out to the airport

After breakfast, enjoy some free time until your transfer to the airport or bus station for the next leg of your journey. If your departure is in the afternoon, you may select an engaging optional activity from our list below.
Goodbye, El Calafate!

PUERTO NATALES: Arrival to the Ultima Esperanza Sound

Arrival at the Puerto Natales bus station or Punta Arenas Airport, followed by a transfer to your hotel in Puerto Natales. This charming city is situated at the opening of the Ultima Esperanza Sound, providing a perfect gateway to explore stunning destinations like Torres del Paine National Park and the Balmaceda and Serrano Glaciers. After check-in, you’ll have free time to stroll around the city or simply relax and prepare for the adventures ahead.

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Day 14

PUERTO NATALES: Excursion to Torres del Paine National Park

After breakfast, get ready for one of the best excursions Patagonia has to offer – a visit to Torres del Paine National Park!

We’ll begin by picking up all passengers from their accommodations at around 8:00 am, ready to capture the first stunning photos of the day.

Our first stop is Milodon’s Cave, where the remains of a prehistoric animal were discovered in 1895. Today, you’ll find a replica of this ancient mammal, along with fascinating information about the glaciological processes that shaped the cave.

Next, we head to Cerro Castillo, where you’ll enjoy a short break to grab a snack, sip some coffee, or browse the souvenir shops.

Then, it’s on to the breathtaking landscapes of Torres del Paine National Park! Highlights include the Sarmiento Lake Lookout, views of the Paine Towers, Paine’s Horns, and Almirante Nieto Hill. Keep an eye out for the local wildlife – you’re likely to spot guanacos, lesser rhea, and condors. The park is also home to foxes, hares, and the elusive mountain lion, also known as the “lion of America.”

Within the park, you’ll encounter the striking turquoise lakes of Pehoé and Nordenskjold, as well as scenic waterfalls and ice-covered mountains. A short 15-minute walk will bring you close to the impressive Salto Grande Waterfall.

After lunch, we’ll continue with a walk along the shores of Grey Lake, where you can admire floating icebergs and, in the distance, the mighty Grey Glacier. Depending on the group’s preferences, we’ll either return via the same route or take a new road before dropping you off at your accommodation. Free time and overnight.

Day 15

PUERTO NATALES: Choice of activitites available!

After breakfast, the day is yours to enjoy. Feel free to explore or select from a variety of optional activities listed below.

Day 16

PUERTO NATALES: Good bye Ultima Esperanza Sound!

Enjoy your final breakfast in Puerto Natales, followed by some free time before your transfer to the bus station or Punta Arenas Airport to continue your journey.

Tip: Don’t miss out on adding a Cruise Expedition aboard the Skorpios III! This unforgettable adventure will take you through southern glaciers and fjords in Chilean Patagonia.

SANTIAGO DE CHILE: Arrival to the capital city

Arrival to Santiago Merino Airport, in Santiago de Chile. The Chilean capital has become a good choice for international business travelers, developing a reputation as a calm and clean city with a good quality of life. Its one of the most important and populated cities in South America. Most government activities take place in Santiago’s downtown area, which is home to La Moneda (the presidential palace), Plaza de Armas, and the Judicial and Executive Branches. There are also many museums and shopping malls.Districts such as Providencia, Bellavista, Las Condes, and Vitacura offer a dazzling array of businesses, shops, and restaurants as well as a bustling nightlife.

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Santiago is also located near many attractions such as the beach house of poet Pablo Neruda, Isla Negra, ski resorts located around 60 km from the city, spots in the Andean foothills like Cajón del Maipo, the port of Valparaíso, which is about an hour from Santiago, and Viña del Mar and other summer resorts on the shores of the Pacific Ocean. Options for enjoying the mountains and sea are always right at your fingertips in Santiago. After arrival, transfer to your hotel and check in. Free time for to rest, or may be if youre interested, you can book any of the optional activities below

 

 

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Day 17

SANTIAGO DE CHILE: Enjoying the best of the capital city

After breakfast, in the morning, our guide will be waiting for us for our first visit. We will enjoy a city tour to discover one of the most modern capitals of South America.
Santiago is a cosmopolitan and vibrant capital that perfectly combines tradition and modernity. The tour will allow you to know the origins of the city and emblematic places like the Cathedral, the Post Office, the Plaza de Armas, and the famous Palacio de la Moneda, the house of the Chilean government. You will discover the traditional neighborhoods of the historic center. We visit Santa Lucía hill, called Huelén by the natives, a real urban oasis in the heart of the center. Learn more about the history of Chile and enjoy privileged views of the capital and the mountains surrounding the city. The second part of the tour will take you to the east, to see the financial area of Santiago, and watch modern buildings. Duration is around 4 hours. Return to the hotel and free time.
Please note, there are many optional activities available for the afternoon. Check options below

Day 18

SANTIAGO DE CHILE: Visiting Viña del Mar and Valparaiso

After breakfast, our guide will be waiting for you to start our visit to Viña del Mar and Valparaiso, in the direction to Chiles coast. We drive through the country's main wine-producing areas, so we can admire the vineyard-covered landscapes along the way which is fascinating. We will stop to take some great photos of this important area. Again in the route we will continue to the coastal road known as the Camino de la Pólvora, arriving at Valparaíso, considered the cultural capital of Chile and full of colors and unique views of the pier and the city over the hill. We will visit the Muelle Prat, a historic dock filled with dozens of colorful boats.

From Plaza Sotomayor, the main gateway to Valparaíso from the sea, you'll immerse yourself in the old quarter, declared by UNESCO as a World Heritage Place.
We will visit the House-Museum of Pablo Neruda, called as La Sebastiana. You’ll then reach Paseo 21 de Mayo, a natural viewpoint at the bottom of the Artillería Hill, where you’ll be able to take in a panoramic view of Valparaíso’s view from the blue sea to the city and the surrounding mountains. Our next step is the visit to the city of Viña del Mar, whose name in Spanish means “Vineyard of the Sea”. The coastal town is also often called the Garden City, and you’ll soon see why when you visit sights such as the iconic Flower Clock on the side of Castle Hill. Free time for lunch and then, some free time to enjoy the beach, after return to your hotel in Santiago de Chile.

 

 

 

Day 19

SANTIAGO: Good bye Santiago!

After breakfast, free time to enjoy the city until your transfer to the airport. If you leave the city in the afternoon or evening, you can choose any of our optional activities you can see below.
Goodbye Santiago!

 

SAN PEDRO DE ATACAMA: Arrival to the incredible chilean north

Arrival to Calama Airport or San Pedro bus station and transfer to San Pedro de Atacama. During the way you will see amazing colorful landscapes, passing through the Cordillera de la Sal (Salt Chain). Arrival to San Pedro and transfer to your hotel for check in. Free time. But, if you arrived early, you can choose from any of the following options which are great to start visiting the incredible north of Chile.

 

 

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Day 20

SAN PEDRO DE ATACAMA: Visting Toconao, the Highland Lagoons and Atacama Salt Flat

After breakfast and early in the morning, we will start one of the most amazing excursions in the area, to enjoy unique landscapes. We leave for the Highland Miñique and Miscanti Lagoons. We will go along the road to Toconao making a brief stop to visit the main plaza and church of this small village. Thenk, we will do a a short visit to the farming village of Socaire to see some agricultural practices. After that, we will continue our tour to ascend the Andes Chain to reach the Miscanti and Meñiques Lagoons with an incredible and unique deep blue color and white shores. Be ready with your camera to take hundred of photos. This place is unique. These lagoons are located in the Los Flamencos National Reserve. Some free time for lunch in Socaire.

After lunch, we will continiue our tour, to arrive to the Atacama Salt Flat located in the Los Flamencos National Reserve. This is the largest salt deposit in Chile, and one of the most importants in South America. It was formed into a depression with no water outlet. In Chaxa Lagoon, we have an abundance of bird species, especially the well known flamingos which are a real attraction. After many additional photos and some free time to enjoy the landscape, we return to  San Pedro de Atacama to rest and go to bed early. Next day is one of the largest, starting very early in the morning.

Free time and overnight in San Pedro.

Day 21

SAN PEDRO DE ATACAMA: Tatyo Geysers & Puritama Hot Springs

Wake up eary in the morning, for a quick breakfast and be ready around 4 am to start an incredible unique experience in the chilean north. It`s the visit to Tatyo Geysers. We have aproximetely 3 hours to arrive to the area, so arrival to the geysers would be around 7 am in the morning. We arrange a picnic breakfast there. Our guide will lead our trip to discover this geothermal field and see the incredible tatyo geysers and pools of boiling water and mud. We will have free time there to enjoy this unique place on earth.

On the way back we make a stop to visit the small shelters village of Machuca, the attractive of this place are some interesting local meals, like the home made empanadas, sopaipillas, skewers, coffee, tea or coca tea. Then, we will go to the Puritama Hot Springs. Once there, we can enjoy these warms waters that emanate from beneath the rocks and surrounding vegetation. Free time to enjoy the hot springs until return to our hotel in San Pedro de Atacama.

Day 22

SAN PEDRO DE ATACAMA: Good bye incredible north!

After breakfast, free time to enjoy San Pedro until your transfer to Calama Airport or San Pedro bus station. If you have some free time in the day, because you leave in the afternoon or evening, you can add any of our optional activities you can find below.

Good bye Atacama!

LIMA: Arrival to the capital city

Welcome to Lima and Peru! Upon your arrival at the international airport, you’ll be transferred to your hotel. Enjoy some free time to explore the city on your own or choose from the optional activities listed below.

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Day 23

LIMA: city tour and Larco Museum

After breakfast, we will explore both the modern and colonial areas of Lima, known as the City of the Kings. Our tour begins in the districts of Miraflores and San Isidro, where you’ll get a panoramic view of the impressive Huaca Huallamarca.

Next, we’ll head to the Historical Center to visit the Convent of Santo Domingo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site where the remains of our patron saints, San Martín de Porres and Santa Rosa de Lima, are interred.

We will then continue to the Plaza Mayor, surrounded by the Government Palace, the Archbishop’s Palace, the Municipality, and the Cathedral. To cap off the tour, we’ll enjoy a tasting of the classic Pisco Sour! Afterward, we’ll visit the Larco Museum, which boasts a remarkable private collection of Treasures of Ancient Peru. Discover over 5,000 years of history through more than 45,000 pieces—truly amazing! Following the museum visit, you’ll return to the hotel for some free time. You can also choose from the optional activities listed below.

Day 24

LIMA: good bye!

After breakfast, you’ll have free time until your transfer to the airport. If you have extra time, check out our optional activities below to make the most of your visit today.

Goodbye, Lima!

 

For information on traveling to Machu Picchu from Lima, check out the useful information here!

CUSCO: Arrival and visit the city

Upon arrival, check in to your hotel in Cusco. If you arrive in the morning, enjoy some free time to rest. In the afternoon, we’ll embark on a half-day tour of the incredible city of Cusco. We’ll explore notable sites, including the Korikancha Temple, the local Cathedral, and the ruins of Sacsayhuamán, Kenko, and Puca-Pucará.

This visit offers a glimpse into the imperial city, a vibrant blend of Andean and Spanish cultures. Our tour begins at the Koricancha Temple, an ancient Inca palace and main center for Sun God worship. Be prepared for fantastic photo opportunities! Next, we’ll visit the Plaza de Armas and the Cathedral. We’ll make a stop at the Mirador San Cristóbal for a stunning view of the city before continuing to the Sacsayhuamán Fortress, a remarkable example of Inca military architecture that overlooks the city. We’ll then explore the archaeological sites of Kenko and enjoy panoramic views of the Puca-Pucara complex. Finally, we’ll visit the Inka’s Expression art workshop, where you can see artists working with silver, paint, and wood—an ideal way to understand Andean art.

Return to the hotel for some free time to relax. Overnight stay in Cusco.

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Day 25

CUSCO-SACRED VALLEY OF THE INCAS: Ollantaytambo and Racchi

After breakfast, we’ll continue our exploration of the area. We’ll start with a visit to Chinchero, a charming town known for its significant Inca archaeological site and beautiful traditional church. Enjoy some free time to soak in the unique atmosphere.

Next, we’ll head towards Ollantaytambo, stopping at the Racchi viewpoint for breathtaking views of the Sacred Valley. Afterward, enjoy some free time for lunch, where you can savor traditional dishes and perhaps try a pisco!

We’ll then continue to Ollantaytambo, renowned for its impressive architectural complex and historical significance. Known for its terraces, Ollantaytambo was a formidable fortress and temple. Finally, we’ll explore the town of Ollantaytambo, often called “the only living Inca city,” which showcases exemplary Inca urban planning with its stone streets that have been inhabited since the 12th century.

Overnight stay in the Sacred Valley.

Day 26

SACRED VALLEY - MACHU PICCHU: Visiting a unique place on earth

After breakfast, prepare for one of Peru’s and South America’s most incredible experiences: a visit to Machu Picchu. Early in the morning, we’ll transfer you to the train station for your journey to Aguas Calientes. From there, you’ll ascend to Machu Picchu, where you’ll have the chance to explore one of the Seven Wonders of the World. Accompanied by an expert guide, you’ll discover the citadel’s stunning corners and enjoy free time to explore on your own.

At the designated time, you’ll descend to Aguas Calientes and board the return train to Cusco, passing through Ollantaytambo. Upon arrival in Cusco, you’ll be transferred to your hotel for an overnight stay.

Day 27

CUSCO: Good bye Cusco, Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu!

After breakfast, enjoy some free time until your transfer to the bus station or airport.

Goodbye, Cusco!

End of our services. We can personalize your program, by adding or deleting nights, add new destinations, or make any necessary change. Just let us know. Optional activities you can see below each day, are just suggested options. You can add any of these activities to your quotation, or ask for any other available in each destination.

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