10 Days | Starting from $5,400 per person.

10days

starting at

$5,400

all included
personalized
expert guidance*

Machu Picchu

As you wander through terraced ruins perched high above the Sacred Valley.

Feel the pulse of history beneath your feet

Explore the historic center and wander through Lima’s UNESCO-listed colonial core.
Indulge in Peru’s renowned gastronomy at award-winning restaurants.
Discover the Koricancha Temple, this sacred Incan temple, now a Spanish colonial church.
Witness in owe the magic of Machu Picchu.
Step into Quechua tradition, then explore Inca stone terraces.
Enjoy a thoughtfully curated collection of exceptional accommodations.

*Please Note: All prices are in USD per person, based on double occupancy. Airfare is not included. As itineraries are custom designed for you, final pricing may vary depending on your travel dates. Pricing is subject to change.

Feel the pulse of history beneath your feet

Rich in history, spirituality, culture, and world-renowned cuisine, Peru offers an array of unforgettable experiences best explored on a personalized journey. With your private guide, uncover the magic of Machu Picchu—one of the New Seven Wonders of the World—standing atop the breathtaking Lost City of the Incas. Wander through the remarkable ruins of Cusco, including the awe-inspiring Sacsayhuamán, a former royal retreat built from massive stone blocks.
Adventure awaits in every corner of Peru. Sail across the vast waters of Lake Titicaca to meet the indigenous Uros people on their floating reed islands, where centuries-old traditions and exquisite handicrafts endure. In Lima, the gastronomic capital of South America, indulge in fresh seafood, smoky roast chicken, grilled meat skewers, and exotic fruits. Peru is also a wonderland for families! Engage in hands-on cooking classes, go horseback riding, or embark on kid-friendly historical tours. Whether staying in a converted colonial monastery or an eco-lodge nestled in nature, LolaRoute will design a seamless, inspiring journey tailored just for you.

This sample itinerary, crafted by experts, is designed to inspire your next adventure. It can be fully customized to match your interests, preferences, and budget, allowing you to connect with local cultures and enjoy an authentic travel experience on your own terms, with the freedom to depart whenever you choose.

Day 1

Lima: Welcome to Peru! The adventure begins

Upon your arrival in Lima, a friendly LolaRoute Expert will be waiting just outside Customs to warmly welcome you. As your personal guide throughout your stay in Peru, they will ensure a smooth start to your journey. They’ll escort you to your awaiting vehicle and driver, then accompany you to your hotel to assist with check-in. To make you feel right at home, a thoughtful welcome package—including a city map, tour vouchers, and other helpful information—will be ready for you upon arrival at your first hotel.

Accomodation: AC Hotel, Lima.

Day 2

Lima: Explore with an expert

Founded in 1535 and declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1991, Lima’s history is both fascinating and tumultuous. Discover this history firsthand with your private guide and driver, beginning with a visit to the Larco Herrera Museum, home to the most comprehensive collection of pre-Columbian art in the world. Peer at ceremonial masks, elaborate busts, golden headdresses, necklaces and earrings, and a sweeping array of earthenware on an insightful curated tour led by an associate scholar of the museum. After lunch at the Larco Museum Café, visit Lima’s historic center to marvel at centuries-old buildings, such as the Government Palace and City Hall in Plaza Mayor. In the same square, completed in 1774, is the San Francisco Convent. An impressive example of Spanish Baroque architecture, it remains as striking today as it was in the 18th century. Extensive catacombs underneath the convent host the remains of an estimated 25,000 individuals who were buried prior to the opening of Lima’s city cemetery - a visit to the aged tombs is one you won’t soon forget. Rounding out the day, stop by two of the city’s trendiest barrios, San Isidro and Miraflores. Stroll through well-tended promenades, lush city parks, past embassies, consulates and thriving businesses as you explore San Isidro.

Accomodation: AC Hotel, Lima.

Day 3

Lima to Cusco to Sacred Valley: A change of scenery

Enjoy a private transfer between your hotel and Jorge Chávez International Airport to board a flight in Lima with direct service to Cusco. Approximate flight time is one hour and 15 minutes. This is a separate purchase.
Our driver takes us to the Sacred Valley, stopping along the way to tour Sulca Textiles. A popular artisan outpost and outdoor museum, Sulca Textiles offers insight into an ancient and traditional way of weaving. Using the wool of alpacas, llamas, guanacos, and vicunas, weavers craft intricate designs through natural dyes. These unique dyes have existed in the Andes since the time of the Inca. In addition to admiring these vibrant works, you'll enjoy the chance to peruse outdoor crafts and observe nearby llamas and alpacas. Following your visit to Sulca Textiles, your private transfer concludes at your Sacred Valley hotel.
The effects of being at high altitude vary from person to person. While some travelers will experience no discomfort, others may find the process of acclimatization more challenging. To ensure an enjoyable experience in the coming days, take some time to rest and allow your body to adjust to the change in environment.

Accomodation: Sol y Luna.

Day 4

Sacred Valley: Tt’s all ancient history

Surrounded by snow-capped peaks, the idyllic town of Chinchero would be similar to many other quiet Andean villages that dot the land if not for the bustling open-air market found in the main square. World-famous, this colorful fair operates seven days a week and is the best place in the country to barter for hand-woven dresses and carefully crafted trinkets, or to simply peruse seemingly endless wares. Chinchero is also host to the remains of an Inca wall and an excellent fresco on the portico of the nearby colonial church, both of which will be visited. Open daily, Sunday is one of the best days to visit the market, which is when vendors are selling their fruits and vegetables for the week ahead.
Carrying on with your guide and driver, visit Ollantaytambo Fortress, the last Inca stronghold to resist the Spanish conquistadors. It is an incredible example of Inca military architecture, found on the outskirts of the namesake town in an area known as Temple Hill, and is often the starting point for intrepid hikers heading out on the last leg of the journey to Machu Picchu along the Inca Trail. Lunch at Tunupa, a buffet-style restaurant featuring a range of Novo-Andean cuisine, is included.
The mandatory tourist ticket, necessary for explorations in and around the Sacred Valley, is included. This tourist ticket is valid throughout your stay in the region.

Accomodation: Sol y Luna.

Day 5

Sacred Valley: Cultural immersion

Embark on a once-in-a-lifetime immersion into Peru's incredible Indigenous heritage. Journey to the traditional and colorful Andean community of Misminay, located in the heart of the Sacred Valley of the Incas. in-route, drink in dazzling panoramic views of the valley. On arrival, members of the community will provide a warm welcome and offer a glimpse into traditional Andean culture. Participate in a traditional activity of your choosing in order to further explore the Andean lifestyle. Opt to learn how to make Adobe bricks, attend an agriculture demonstration that gives thanks to the Pachamama (Mother Earth), learn all about the process of artisanal textile in a weaving demonstration, or hike to the community’s lookout point for a superb view of the Moray Inca archaeological-agricultural complex. The day's adventure continues in the town of Maras where lunch awaits at the Iskay Maras Home restaurant. Nestled in an impressive setting of high mountains and green fields, the restaurant offers an exclusive and unique Andean experience involving high class cuisine and locally sourced organic ingredients. Organic local ingredients are transformed into ever-evolving seasonal dishes. Meet owners Jeremy and Tatiana, a Cusqueño couple happy to share their experiences living in the community. After enjoying a special lunch you’ll certainly remember, your day concludes with a private transfer back to your hotel.

Accomodation: Sol y Luna.

Day 6

Sacred Valley: Take to the trails

At the beautiful Sol y Luna hotel, you'll participate in a short safety orientation before you set off on rural paths and through quintessential Andean villages that neighbor the hotel. On the backs of Peruvian Paso Horses, the smoothest riding horses in the world, experience the life of local gauchos. Meet and greet villages as they tend to their herds and fields, take in the impressive scenery of the Sacred Valley, and above all, relax and enjoy the calm atmosphere. The tour follows rural routes and paths – no asphalt – until you return back to the Sol y Luna stables.
Please note: Children must be at least 8 years of age to participate on this tour.
Immerse yourself in the verdant landscapes and modern charms of incredible Sol y Luna. Gardens filled with flora native to the Sacred Valley surround each casita facing the Andes Mountains where the Incas believed their gods dwelled. Explore the 25 acres of private gardens among abundant indigenous flowers and native bird species. Wander through a world where hummingbirds and butterflies’ flutter. For a more relaxing respite, make a splash at the inviting outdoor pool and bask in the warmth of the Sacred Valley. Sun-kissed and surrounded by soaring mountains, recline upon inviting loungers to drink in the scene.

Accomodation: Sol y Luna.

Day 7

Sacred Valley to Aguas Calientes: Unforgettable experience

Your journey continues with a scenic departure from the Sacred Valley, accompanied by your private driver and your LolaRoute representative. The mandatory Tourist Ticket—valid throughout your stay in the region—is included and allows access to key archaeological sites.
Travel toward Ollantaytambo, a charming village nestled at the foot of the dramatic Pinkuylluna Mountain. From the historic train station at its heart, board the iconic Vistadome train. Settle into panoramic-window seating as the route winds alongside the Urubamba River, unveiling majestic views en route to the Andean cloud forest.
Upon arrival in Aguas Calientes, nestled at the base of Machu Picchu, you’ll be met by local hotel porters who will assist with your luggage and guide you to your hotel for the night—poised perfectly for tomorrow’s once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Accomodation: Sol y Luna.

Day 8

Aguas Calientes to Machu Picchu to Cusco: Lose yourself in nature

Begin your day with a shuttle ride up the winding mountain road to Machu Picchu. In the company of your private expert guide, explore the mystical ruins, agricultural terraces, and ceremonial stonework that define this UNESCO World Heritage Site. The panoramic views of Huayna Picchu Mountain serve as a stunning backdrop as you uncover the secrets and spiritual essence of the ancient citadel.
After your immersive tour, descend once more to Aguas Calientes by shuttle, then board the Vistadome train for your return to Cusco. Sit back and enjoy the changing landscapes during the four-hour journey to Poroy Station, where your private driver and English-speaking representative will be waiting to escort you to your hotel.

Please note, strict luggage restrictions apply aboard the Vistadome:
1) Only one piece of hand luggage is permitted per guest, weighing a maximum of 11 lbs (5 kgs). 2) Hand luggage cannot be larger than 62 linear inches. Baggage that exceeds weight or measurement restrictions will not be permitted. Please speak to your LolaRoute Expert for more information.
Board a shuttle bus in Aguas Calientes and begin the 30-minute ascent up Machu Picchu Mountain on a switchback road carved into the mountainside. Buses depart frequently, leaving Aguas Calientes approximately every 30 minutes.

Steeped in mystery, the mountain citadel of Machu Picchu has dazzled visitors since its discovery by American historian and explorer Hiram Bingham in 1911. Believed to have been constructed sometime around 1450 CE and abandoned just over a century later, it is one of the world’s most prized heritage sites, and for good reason; complementing a fascinating history and incredible architecture are unforgettable views of the surrounding mountain ranges and the wild Urubamba River some 2,000 feet below. Your LolaRoute Specialist and your private guide will be catering to your personal interests and providing an informative overview of the history and architecture of this ancient citadel, gain a firsthand understanding of – and intimate appreciation for – the pièce de résistance in Peruvian travel. Depending on the timing of your arrival, you will visit the Belmond Sanctuary Lodge, the only hotel found atop Machu Picchu, to enjoy a leisurely lunch either before or after your in-depth tour.
Board a shuttle bus at the entrance to Machu Picchu and make the 30-minute return to nearby Aguas Calientes. Shuttle buses depart frequently, leaving Machu Picchu approximately every 30 minutes.

Accomodation: Palacio del Inka, a Luxury Collection Hotel.

Day 9

Cusco: Along cobblestone streets

Explore the historic side of Cusco in a privately guided walking tour. Stroll the cobbled streets of the San Blas district and visit a colonial church notable for its incredibly ornate wood-carved pulpit. Carrying onward, proceed to the Koricancha Temple, once walled in plated gold and featuring courtyard statues made of solid gold, Conquistadors described it as “fabulous beyond belief.” Today, the Church of Santo Domingo rests on the site of the original temple, making it an excellent location to learn about the intersection of Inca and Spanish culture and architecture from your expert local guide. Concluding with a visit to Plaza de Armas and Cusco Cathedral, this encompassing tour is an excellent introduction to the traditions and history of this incredible city.

Accomodation: Palacio del Inka, a Luxury Collection Hotel.

Day 10

Cusco to Lima: Farewell Peru!

Bidding farewell to the timeless wonders of Machu Picchu, the vibrant heart of Cusco and breathtaking landscapes of Secret valley leave an unforgettable mark on the soul. Guests will be transported to Alejandro Velasco Astete International airport, to board a flight to Lima and then back home.

Alternatively, for guests wishing to extend their South American adventure, our LolaRoute Specialists are standing by to offer invaluable guidance to ensure guests make the most of any continued exploration.
Que le vaya bien, Chao y Salud!

Day 1

Arrival in Lima

The adventure begins upon arrival in Lima, you’ll be welcomed your LolaRoute Expert and a professional driver who will transfer you to your hotel. A welcome package with maps, tour vouchers, and useful information awaits you.

Day 2

Exploring Lima rich heritage

Discover Lima’s fascinating past with a private guide. Visit the Larco Museum to explore pre-Columbian art, stroll through the historic center, and admire colonial landmarks like Plaza Mayor and San Francisco Convent. End the day in the lively districts of Miraflores and San Isidro.

Day 3

Journey through Sacred Valley

Fly to Cusco and transfer to the Sacred Valley. In route, stop at Sulca Textiles to witness ancient weaving traditions. The rest of the day is for acclimatization and relaxation.

Day 4

Ancient history

Experience Quechua traditions with a local family, helping prepare a meal using age-old techniques. Then, visit the Ollantaytambo fortress, the last Inca stronghold against the Spanish.

Day 5

Cultural immersion

Connect with the heart of Andean tradition in Misminay, where ancient customs, vibrant culture, and warm community spirit come alive. Savor an unforgettable farm-to-table lunch in Maras.

Day 6

From trails to retreat

Saddle up for a peaceful ride through Andean villages on the world’s smoothest horses, taking in the quiet beauty of rural life. Relax at Sol y Luna, where lush gardens, mountain views, and native wildlife create a serene Sacred Valley retreat.

Day 7

The journey through Machu Picchu

Journey through breathtaking Andean landscapes aboard the panoramic Vistadome train, tracing rivers and peaks to the gateway of Machu Picchu. Settle into Aguas Calientes ready to set the stage for tomorrow’s once-in-a-lifetime discovery of ancient wonders.

Day 8

Explore UNESCO world heritage site

Ascend by shuttle to the mystical heights of Machu Picchu, where ancient mysteries and epic views come to life with your expert guide. Then, relax on the Vistadome as you journey back to Cusco.

Day 9

Discovering Cusco’s history

Wander cobblestone streets and uncover the rich tapestry of Inca and colonial history.
Visit sacred temples, ornate churches, and charming neighborhoods on a private walking tour.

Day 10

Hasta pronto!

Bid farewell to Peru’s magical landscapes and ancient wonders.
Enjoy a smooth transfer to the airport as your unforgettable journey comes to a close.

AC Hotel

Lima - Miraflores

Luxurious comfort meets convenient style at AC Hotel Lima Miraflores. The contemporary hotel boasts an unbeatable location at Malecón de la Reserva, with stunning ocean views of Miraflores. Enjoy easy access to popular attractions, including Costa Verde and Puente de los Suspiros. Walk to Larcomar, an upscale shopping center next to the hotel with many dining, retail and entertainment options. Take in stunning views of the ocean and beautiful sunsets from the European-influenced bar, hotel rooms and rooftop restaurant, Insumo Rooftop, which boasts the best ocean views in Lima.

Sol y Luna

Sacret Valley

The spectacular Sol y Luna, surrounded by tropical vegetation and towering mountains, is a blissful getaway for couples, families, and solo travelers alike. Gardens filled with flora native to the Sacred Valley surround 43 private sanctuaries, with each inviting casita facing the Andes Mountains where the Incan Gods once dwelled. Dining at this Relais & Chateaux property expertly blends today’s innovative Peruvian cuisine with the rich, time-honored traditions of Andean cooking, integrating the bountiful harvests of ancient agrarian techniques. Sun-kissed and surrounded by soaring mountains, an outdoor swimming pool entices while the on-site bar offers the perfect place for pisco sours at sundown. Sol y Luna also features an intimate spa offering holistic relaxation - an ideal indulgence between invigorating Sacred Valley adventures.

- ROOM: Superior Casita
Superior Casitas are made of adobe, wood and stone to give an authentic Inca feel. All bungalows include a king-sized bed, wardrobe, private bathroom with hot water, telephone, private verandah, safe for valuables, hair dryer. The bungalows are set within a Garden of local and international plants and flowers which give a profusion of color year-around.

- RECREATION AMENITIES:
Sol y Luna offers the following recreation amenities for guests:
-outdoor swimming pool
-signature Yacu Wasi Spa with 3 private treatment rooms
-herbal sauna and steam room
-gym
-yoga classes

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Inkaterra El Mapi Hotel

Aguas Calientes

Inkaterra El Mapi Hotel is set in the village of Machu Picchu Pueblo, which is more commonly referred to as Aguas Calientes. This contemporary hotel is ideally located so that guests can admire and fully experience this quaint and folksy town. The atmosphere at El Mapi is playful and people-friendly, offering guests an uncomplicated stay. After an enlightening experience at Peru's most famed destination, Machu Picchu, guests can retreat to an ambient environment for deep relaxation and reflection. With a simple and functional concept in mind, rooms at the El Mapi feature eco-friendly amenities, creating a healthy and therapeutic atmosphere for your stay in Aguas Calientes.

Palacio del Inka: A luxury collection hotel

Cusco

A storied mansion dating back nearly five centuries, Palacio del Inka stands in the historic center of Cusco. Directly across from the Koricancha Temple, it is a five-minute walk from the main square and less than a mile from an array of museums, markets, and restaurants. Designed to showcase a centuries-old blend of pre-Columbian, Incan, Spaniard, and colonial themes, while embracing modern comforts — Palacio del Inka offers guests a captivating variety of history and state-of-the-art amenities that ensure a memorable stay in Cusco.

What's Included

A fully customized itinerary based on your interests and schedule
Hand-picked selected accommodations
Daily breakfast and all meals included in your itinerary
Cultural and adventurous excursions
Privately guided and fully supported experience. Bilingual
Visits to museums and local markets
Hikes and nature walks
Culinary sessions with delicious local cuisine
Professional private driver. One suitcase and one carry-on per person for trip transfer
Tips, taxes, and fees.

What's not Included

International airfare and insurance.
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Personal expenses such as phone calls, laundry, or room service
Early check-in or late check-out from hotels
Excursions and/or activities not specified in the included
Food or alcoholic beverages not specified in the itinerary