TOUR DETAILS

• Duration: 12 days, 11 nights
• Starting Point: Cusco Airport
• Ending Point: Hotel in Puno
• Tour Type: Adventure, Cultural & Historical
• Transportation: Bus, trekking, train, motorized canoe, and airplane
• Difficulty Level: Some narrow trails require sturdy footwear to ensure a fully enjoyable experience.
• Accommodation Options: Standard accommodations are 3-star hotels. If you prefer an upgraded category, please let us know.
• Single Room Option: If you’re traveling solo and prefer your own room for the entire trip, please indicate this during the online booking process (an additional US$25 per person, per night).

HIGHLIGHTS

• Embark on a remarkable 12-day adventure from vibrant Lima to majestic Machu Picchu, the Amazon Rainforest, and beyond.
• Immerse yourself in the rich local culture through traditional Peruvian cuisine, music, and art.
• Participate in activities such as hiking, sightseeing, and local shopping.
• Discover Peru’s fascinating history and culture with our expert bilingual guides as you visit iconic sites like the Amazon, Machu Picchu, and Lake Titicaca.
• Enjoy a seamless tour package with all meals and accommodations included.

INCLUDED ACTIVITIES

Explore Cusco:
Stroll through the historic streets of Cusco and immerse yourself in its unique blend of Inca and Spanish architecture. Enjoy vibrant local markets, ancient ruins, and iconic landmarks that reveal the rich history of Peru.

Guided Sacred Valley Tour:
Visit the awe-inspiring archaeological sites of Pisaq and Ollantaytambo. Learn about the advanced engineering and cultural practices of the Inca civilization while enjoying breathtaking valley views.

Guided Inca Trail to Machu Picchu (4 days, 3 nights):
Embark on a legendary hike through diverse terrain and stunning landscapes. With expert guides providing historical context and local stories, this trek culminates in a mesmerizing sunrise view over Machu Picchu — one of the New Seven Wonders of the World.

Amazon Rainforest Guided Tour (3 days, 2 nights):
Venture into the heart of the Amazon and uncover a spectacular array of wildlife and plant species. Guided jungle walks and river excursions reveal the secrets of this vast and intricate ecosystem.

Lake Titicaca Guided Tour (2 days, 1 night):
Experience the serene beauty of the world’s highest navigable lake. Visit the unique floating Uros Islands and the vibrant islands of Taquile and Amantaní to learn about local traditions and island life.

SHORT TRAVEL ITINERARY

Day 1 – Arrival in Cusco:
Arrive in Cusco, where you’ll receive a warm welcome and transfer to your hotel. Enjoy the rest of the day acclimatizing and exploring the historic streets at your own pace.

Day 2 – Sacred Valley Tour:
Immerse yourself in stunning mountain landscapes as we explore ancient Inca ruins and traditional markets. Visit the archaeological wonders of Pisaq and Ollantaytambo to uncover the secrets of Inca civilization.

Days 3–6 – Inca Trail to Machu Picchu:
Embark on a 4-day journey along ancient stone paths surrounded by breathtaking mountain scenery. With expert guides sharing historical insights and cultural traditions, the trek concludes with the unforgettable sunrise at Machu Picchu. All-inclusive.

Days 7–9 – Amazon Rainforest Tour:
Uncover the mysteries of the Peruvian Amazon while staying at our riverside lodge on the Madre de Dios River. Enjoy guided hikes and riverboat excursions as you discover rich wildlife and lush plant life. All-inclusive.

Day 10 – Travel to Puno:
Enjoy a scenic bus ride from Cusco to Puno, passing picturesque villages and colorful markets along the way.

Days 11–12 – Lake Titicaca Tour:
Experience life on the islands of the highest navigable lake in the world. Visit the floating Uros Islands and enjoy scenic hikes on Taquile and Amantaní Islands, rich in local culture and traditions.

Full Travel Itinerary for the Images of Peru Tour

Day 1: Arrival in Cusco

Upon your arrival in Cusco, our enthusiastic team will warmly welcome you and transfer you to your hotel. Once settled in, you will receive a detailed explanation of the extraordinary itinerary ahead. Take this time to acclimate to the altitude with a relaxing walk around the city. Alternatively, you can join our optional city tour, which begins at 1:30 p.m. and ends at 6:30 p.m.

This tour allows you to explore renowned attractions such as the Cathedral, home to over 400 remarkable 16th- and 17th-century paintings, mainly masterpieces of the Cusco School of Art. You’ll also discover the impressive Qorikancha, the ancient Inca Temple of the Sun, followed by visits to the majestic fortress of Sacsayhuamán, Qenqo, Tambomachay, and Pucapucara. Get ready for an unforgettable journey!

Arrival and Welcome Meeting:
Feel free to explore at your own pace, but make sure to return in time for the group meeting. Your Chief Experience Officer (CEO) will introduce you to your fellow travelers and provide a detailed overview of the tour.
Accommodation: Hotel San Agustín Internacional (or similar)

Day 2: Sacred Valley of the Incas (Pisaq and Ollantaytambo)

Embark on an immersive journey through the Sacred Valley of the Incas, rich in history and agricultural marvels. We’ll start by visiting the impressive Inca ruins of Pisac, followed by exploring the vibrant artisan market. Here, you can dive into local culture and purchase handmade goods directly from local artisans. Our journey continues to Ollantaytambo, a charming town showcasing Inca urban planning and engineering through its impressive ruins. Marvel at the imposing terraces guarding the fortress and learn about the legendary resistance against the Spanish conquistadors.

• Private Vehicle: Cusco – Ollantaytambo | Full Day | 95 km – Enjoy scenic stops as we descend through this beautiful valley.
• Guided Visit to the Pisac Ruins (45 min – 1 hour): Explore the impressive Pisac citadel atop a hill, with dramatic gorges, ceremonial centers, and ancient agricultural terraces still in use today.
• Guided Visit to the Ollantaytambo Ruins (1 hour): Discover the town and fortress of Ollantaytambo with an expert local guide. Witness ancient glory from the agricultural terraces to the Temple Hill in this vital bastion of Inca resistance.

Accommodation: Hotel Tunupa Lodge (or similar)
Meals Included: Breakfast

Days 3–6: Inca Trail to Machu Picchu

Embark on the legendary Inca Trail to Machu Picchu. This historic path, once walked by messengers and Inca nobility, winds through the Andes, revealing breathtaking views of mountains, lush cloud forests, and mysterious archaeological sites. The trek culminates at the Sun Gate (Inti Punku) at dawn, where the morning sun brilliantly illuminates the majestic ruins of Machu Picchu. Beyond the physical challenge, this journey offers a spiritual experience rich with Inca myths and legends. Our experienced guides will enrich your hike with fascinating insights into Inca history, astronomy, and culture.

Day 3: Km 82 to Llulluchapampa

Begin your adventure with a scenic drive to Km 82 (Pisqaqa’chu), the starting point of the Inca Trail. Accompanied by expert local guides and porters, you’ll only carry essentials like snacks, water, and your camera. Covering approximately 15 km in 7–8 hours, we’ll end the day with a hearty dinner at our campsite in Llulluchapampa.
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 4: Llulluchapampa to Chaquiccocha

Continue your trek from Llulluchapampa to Chaquiccocha, covering another 15 km in 7–8 hours through breathtaking Andean landscapes. After a delicious breakfast, begin your adventure and end the day with a nourishing dinner under the stars at our campsite.
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 5: Chaquiccocha to Wiñaywayna

This stretch from Chaquiccocha to Wiñaywayna spans about 10 km and typically takes around 5 hours. It’s one of the most stunning segments of the Inca Trail, perfectly blending natural beauty with the remnants of ancient Inca architecture.

Admire panoramic views of the Andes, lush vegetation, and spectacular landscapes. Marvel at the elegant terraces and Inca structures, showcasing ancient ingenuity. Appreciate the rich history and culture of these archaeological sites. After a day of exploration, unwind with your fellow adventurers at the peaceful Wiñaywayna camp, where a hearty dinner awaits.
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 6: Wiñaywayna to Intipunku (Sun Gate) – Machu Picchu

The final stretch of the trail is a 5 km hike, typically lasting around 2 hours. This rewarding leg culminates at the renowned Sun Gate, or Intipunku. Prepare for the awe-inspiring moment when the first rays of sunlight illuminate the mystical ruins of Machu Picchu and the surrounding peaks. This breathtaking sunrise is more than just a visual spectacle—it’s a deeply moving experience, standing at the threshold of an ancient wonder and absorbing the echoes of a once-great civilization.

After this extraordinary moment, you’ll have the rest of the day to explore Machu Picchu’s historical significance. Wander its architectural marvels, where each stone tells a story of the past. Our expert guides will share insights on the site’s construction, purpose, and Inca innovations.

In the afternoon, descend to Aguas Calientes and board a train through the picturesque Urubamba Valley. This return journey to Cusco offers a perfect time to reflect on your trek and all you’ve experienced. Upon arrival, we’ll transfer you to your hotel to rest and cherish the memories of your adventure.
Meals Included: Breakfast

Note: For those who prefer not to hike the Inca Trail, we offer an alternative: spend two days exploring Cusco, followed by a scenic train ride to Aguas Calientes for an overnight stay. The next morning, take a bus to Machu Picchu to join the rest of the group. Please let us know in advance so we can arrange your train tickets.

Days 7–9: Amazon Rainforest Adventure

After breakfast, depart for the Cusco airport for a flight to Puerto Maldonado, located in the heart of the Amazon rainforest. Upon arrival, explore the city briefly before boarding a motorized canoe that will take you to our lodge on the Madre de Dios River, a sanctuary for countless bird species. Local guides will lead you through the jungle, rich in flora and fauna.

Leave large luggage at our office and bring only essentials in a small backpack. After the city tour, enjoy a two-hour canoe ride to the lodge, with lunch upon arrival. Watch for native riverbank birds along the way.

• Flight: Cusco – Puerto Maldonado (1 hour)
• Motorized Canoe: Puerto Maldonado – Eco Amazonia Lodge. Spot unique bird species like black skimmers and southern lapwings.
  Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 10: Cusco to Puno

Embark on a scenic journey from Cusco to Puno through the striking landscapes of southern Peru. Marvel at the impressive beauty of the Altiplano as we stop at key landmarks, such as volcanic hot springs. Our journey ends in Puno, on the shores of the world’s highest navigable lake, Lake Titicaca.

• Bus: Cusco – Puno | 10 hours | 389 km
  Accommodation: Hotel Balsa Inn (or similar)
  Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch

Days 11–12: Lake Titicaca Tour

Discover the enchanting Uros Islands, ingeniously built from totora reeds. Embark on a motorboat excursion to Amantaní Island, where you’ll receive a warm welcome from a local family for a homestay, guided by an expert in Aymara culture to enhance your cultural immersion.

Your journey begins at 7:30 a.m. with hotel pickup in Puno to the port. Explore daily life on the Uros Islands, followed by an immersive visit to Amantaní Island for an unforgettable homestay with local hosts. The next day, hike to the island’s summit to visit the revered Temples of Pachamama and Pachapapa, and appreciate the island’s rich cultural heritage. After breakfast, enjoy a short boat ride to Taquile Island, known for its fascinating historical ruins and intricate textiles. Here, enjoy a traditional lunch before returning to Puno.

• Guided Boat Tour on Lake Titicaca
  Sail to Taquile Island and enjoy a traditional Peruvian lunch. Connect with local weaving cooperatives and purchase beautiful textiles. Head to Amantaní for a homestay experience with a local family and learn firsthand about island life.
• Homestay on Lake Titicaca
  Experience authentic local life by staying with a welcoming family. Participate in activities like soccer with children, traditional dances, cooking, and even wearing traditional outfits. The next morning, help with daily chores like tending animals, harvesting crops, or fetching water.
• Visit to the Floating Uros Islands
  Discover the fascinating construction of the reed islands. Learn from locals how they build and maintain these islands, including their unique transportation methods.

Accommodation: Hotel Conde de Lemos (or similar)
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch

Tour Inclusions

Transportation:
All scheduled transportation and transfers are provided. This includes round-trip airfare from Cusco to Puerto Maldonado.

Entrance Fees:
All entrance fees to the tourist sites you will visit are covered.

Meals:
Enjoy a carefully designed meal plan tailored for adventurers. During your stay at the jungle lodge, you’ll be served two breakfasts, two lunches, and two hot dinners. While hiking the Inca Trail, you’ll enjoy three breakfasts, three lunches, and three hot dinners, all prepared by our expert chef. The menu includes pancakes, omelets, hearty soups, fresh fruit, creamy avocado, pasta, chicken, fish, beef, and rice—the perfect balance for trekking. Delight in hot beverages, including coca leaf tea to help with altitude acclimatization. Each afternoon, enjoy tea time with coffee, cookies, and popcorn. A vegetarian menu is available, and we provide boiled water each morning for your water bottle.

Guides and Porters:
Your journey will be led by official, certified bilingual tour guides, with two guides available for groups of more than eight people. Porters will carry your personal items (up to 6 kg) in duffel bags (provided by Sunrise), along with the necessary camping gear for the Inca Trail. You’ll be responsible for carrying your essentials, such as a camera, snacks, and drinking water.

Camping Equipment:
We supply new four-season tents with a four-person capacity, used by only two people for greater comfort. You’ll also have Therm-a-Rest sleeping pads, a dining tent, kitchen tent, bathroom tent, seats, tables, tents for guides and porters, cooking equipment, backpacks, warm clothing, and life insurance for porters.

Accommodation:
Your accommodation includes 5 nights in a three-star hotel, 2 nights in a jungle lodge, 1 night with a local family, and 3 nights in tents.

Other Services:
A local guide is available for continuous assistance, and a first aid kit is provided.

Not Included

Meals:
All lunches and dinners, except during the Inca Trail or at the jungle lodge. Budget $15 to $25 per meal in standard restaurants. Assistance with local arrangements is available.

Sleeping Bag:
Sleeping bags can be rented for $20 for the full duration of the Inca Trail trek.

Airport Taxes and Staff Tips.

Gratuities:
Tips for porters, cooks, and guides are greatly appreciated. Porters also welcome small donations, such as clothing or school supplies for their children.

Optional Extras

Additional items available for your trip include:

Single Tent Supplement: $25.00 per person if you prefer a tent just for yourself.

A lightweight aluminum trekking pole ($10). Two poles are recommended for challenging hikes.

Your Packing Guide

What you need to pack may vary depending on your travel style and the time of year of your adventure. We suggest packing as lightly as possible, ensuring you can carry and manage your luggage easily on short walks, stairs, or crowded stations. While assistance is usually available, there may be times—such as in airports or train stations—when you’ll need to handle your luggage independently.

A sturdy, lockable wheeled suitcase is ideal for this trip. Aim to keep your main bag around 15 kg, not exceeding 20 kg, for greater comfort. Alternatively, a small or medium backpack (45–50 liters) can be a versatile option. A separate compact daypack (30 liters) will be useful for daily excursions, allowing you to carry essentials like water, a camera, and a jacket. Check our complete packing list below for full guidance:

Travel Essentials

• Passport
• Required visa
• Travel insurance details
• 24-hour emergency contact for travel insurance
• Electronic plane tickets
• Detailed travel itinerary
• Backup copies of important documents
• Extra passport-size photos
• International driver’s license (if needed)
• Cash and credit cards
• Secure money belt or pouch

Gear and Luggage

On most of our trips, you’ll manage your own luggage. A small wheeled suitcase is popular, though the choice of luggage may vary depending on your trip and destination.

• Main luggage
• Daypack
• Secure locks and keys

Personal Essentials

• Basic first-aid kit
• Any required medications and prescriptions

Recommended Packing List

• Sturdy hiking boots or walking shoes: This terrain is not suitable for formal footwear. Opt for comfort and grip on steps and cobblestones, especially in wet conditions.
• Heavy-duty rain poncho: Weather can change rapidly. Bring a quality poncho, especially during the rainy season (November to March).
• Insulated jacket: Nights and mornings from June to September can be chilly. Choose a waterproof and windproof jacket or layer a warm fleece under a lightweight shell.
• High-SPF sunscreen and sunhat: The altitude and proximity to the equator make sun protection essential to avoid sunburn.
• Layered clothing: Mornings can be cold, and midday can be warm. Dress in layers that are easy to adjust. Convertible pants and warm layers are ideal.
• Practical daypack: Choose one with a hip strap for more comfortable, extended explorations.
• Reusable water bottle: Help reduce plastic waste in the Sacred Valley by refilling from large bottles.
• Compact first-aid kit: While pharmacies are common, carry your essential prescriptions, as specific medications may not be easily available.
• Flashlight or headlamp
• Earplugs: Essential for noisy environments or while traveling by bus or plane.
• Rain cover for backpacks: A must for multi-day treks like the Inca Trail.
• Warm accessories: Hats, scarves, and gloves are crucial for colder moments; enjoy buying local versions if you don’t pack them.
• Seal toiletries in zip-lock bags: Prevent leakage due to altitude pressure changes.
• Insect repellent: A must for exploring or hiking in Machu Picchu.
• Camera: With ample memory and battery for capturing breathtaking moments.
• Padlocks: Lock all double zippers to protect your belongings, even at accommodations.

10-Kilogram Suitcase Tips

When preparing for a trip, luggage choice is crucial. The weight and type of luggage can significantly impact your travel experience. Many airlines impose strict weight limits, which may lead to excess baggage fees.

The «10-kilo suitcase» has become a common reference, meaning luggage that weighs less than 10 kilograms. What can it hold? With smart packing and careful selection, it can fit clothes, shoes, toiletries, and a travel guide for a week. Roll your clothes to save space, choose travel-sized toiletries, and wear bulky items during transit. This allows you to travel light without sacrificing the essentials.

Essential Tour Information for the 12-Day «Images of Peru» Tour

Please read the following essential tour information carefully, as it will answer many of your questions about our services and the 12-day Images of Peru Tour.

Arrival in Cusco:

Upon your arrival in Cusco, our dedicated team will warmly welcome you and provide free transportation from the airport to your hotel, ensuring a smooth start to your adventure. Cusco, the historical heart of the Inca Empire, is located at an altitude of approximately 3,400 meters (11,200 feet). To acclimate to the altitude, it is crucial to take a couple of days. We recommend relaxing, staying well hydrated, and avoiding strenuous activities during this period.

During your stay in Cusco, you’ll have the opportunity to immerse yourself in the city’s rich cultural heritage, exploring its stunning colonial architecture, vibrant markets, and ancient Inca sites. Our expert guides are available for city tours to help you gain a deeper appreciation of this extraordinary destination. Your adventure begins the moment you land in Cusco, so take the opportunity to soak in the breathtaking beauty and history surrounding you.

The Briefing

The night before the trek, at 6:00 p.m., there will be a briefing for the 12-Day Images of Peru Tour, either at our office or at your hotel. During this meeting, you will meet your trekking guide and have the opportunity to address any questions or concerns you may have. Additionally, the remaining balance of the tour will be settled. This meeting is essential to ensure you are well-prepared and informed for the upcoming adventure.

Can I store my luggage at your office?

Absolutely. Travelers embarking on the 12-Day Images of Peru Tour can safely store their luggage with us. As experienced adventurers, we understand the importance of traveling light when exploring Peru’s stunning landscapes. That’s why we provide convenient duffel bags for your essential items, allowing you to securely store your main luggage at our office until your return. If it’s more convenient, we can also store your belongings at your hotel. This thoughtful organization ensures your tour runs smoothly, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the unique cultural and scenic wonders awaiting you on this unforgettable journey.

Can I change the date after purchasing the ticket?

Unfortunately, according to Peruvian regulations, changes cannot be made after tickets are purchased. You cannot change the date or the ticket holder’s name. Permits are non-transferable and non-refundable; therefore, if you cancel your 12-day «Images of Peru» tour package, your deposit will be forfeited. Please ensure your plans are finalized before booking to avoid financial loss, as modifications are not possible. We appreciate your understanding.

Do I need my original passport?

Yes, your original passport is absolutely necessary for the 12-Day Images of Peru Tour. The exact passport you provided during booking is required to enter Machu Picchu. Your passport will be checked at entry points to Machu Picchu, on the Inca Trail, and when boarding the train. If you’re renewing your passport, please send us a copy of your old one so we can secure the permit in advance. Once you receive your new passport, send us a copy as soon as possible. It’s important to be aware of all restrictions imposed by Peruvian authorities regarding required documentation for accessing these sites, including mandatory passport checks. We also recommend having an extra original copy just in case.

Health Recommendations

It is essential to consider your health and how the altitude may affect you during the 12-day tour of Peru. Cusco is located at a high altitude, and some travelers may experience altitude sickness. We recommend acclimatizing for at least two days before starting the hike. Drink plenty of water and avoid heavy or greasy meals. Avoid alcohol and tobacco during the acclimatization period. If you have any medical conditions or take prescription medications, consult your doctor before traveling and carry any necessary medications in your carry-on luggage. Remember: your health is crucial to enjoying the wonders of this journey.

The Duffel Bag

As you prepare for your exciting Inca Trail journey, we will provide a duffel bag for your five-day adventure. This bag can hold up to 7 kg (15 lbs), in accordance with Peruvian regulations, to protect the wellbeing of our porters. Each bag will be weighed, so if yours exceeds the limit, you’ll need to carry the extra weight in your own backpack—adding a personal challenge to your trek. Set aside approximately 2 kg for your sleeping bag and 1 kg for your sleeping pad, leaving 4 kg for your essential personal items.

Our reliable porters will carry your duffel along with food and camping gear, but you will only have access to it at the end of each day. For the hike, pack your daypack with essentials such as a warm jacket, rain gear, camera to capture the stunning views, sunscreen, snacks, and water. A 30- to 40-liter backpack is perfect to keep you prepared and comfortable throughout this thrilling adventure.

Is the trek difficult? Do I need to be in good physical condition?

The Inca Trail trek is undeniably challenging, and maintaining good physical condition is crucial. Covering a total of 45 kilometers (26 miles) through the majestic Andes, this journey reaches a maximum altitude of 4,200 meters (13,779 feet). On the second day, you will face the thrilling task of climbing two mountains. Moderate fitness preparation is essential, including regular exercise for several months before the trip. Incorporating daily walks of around 15 kilometers (9 miles) into your routine can be especially helpful.

Additionally, acclimatizing to the altitude is vital; spend 2 to 3 days in Cusco (3,350 meters / 11,047 feet) before starting the hike. This acclimatization period helps reduce the risk of altitude sickness, ensuring a more enjoyable experience. Ultimately, thorough preparation and good physical condition are key elements for a successful and unforgettable journey.

What if I can’t complete the trek?

It’s very likely you will complete the 12-day Images of Peru Tour, but it’s wise to be prepared. If a health issue arises, our team carries oxygen kits and can arrange for a helicopter evacuation at your expense. Travel insurance is required, as no refunds are given. You will be transferred to the nearest town and assisted with returning to Cusco or Aguas Calientes as needed. If you recover quickly, you may still visit Machu Picchu by train from Ollantaytambo (additional cost).

If the trek cannot continue, you can enjoy other cultural sites in Peru! Your safety is our priority, so feel free to contact our team if you have any concerns during the hike. Don’t let this possibility discourage you—adequate preparation ensures a rewarding trek. Enjoy exploring!

Cancellation Policy

We understand the excitement surrounding your journey, which is why it’s important to note that our cancellation policy for the 12-Day Images of Peru Tour is strict: non-refundable and non-changeable. While it may seem firm, this policy ensures top-tier service, guaranteeing that your tour is seamless and unforgettable. Carefully consider your travel plans and health before booking your adventure, as cancellations or modifications are not eligible for refunds. If you need more information or have any questions, our attentive customer service team is here to assist you. Enjoy this incredible journey and explore the wonders of Peru with confidence and clarity!

What to Expect

Embark on the 12-day Images of Peru Tour and enjoy an exceptionally immersive experience, designed to deeply explore Peru’s diverse landscapes and vibrant culture. As you journey through the majestic Andes, prepare to encounter a range of breathtaking views, from lush valleys to rugged highlands. Each day presents unique challenges and rewards, with guided visits to historic Inca sites, lively local markets, and serene natural wonders.

Accommodations are chosen to offer both comfort and cultural authenticity, blending modern amenities with traditional charm. The culinary offerings will allow you to experience the rich flavors of Peruvian cuisine, combining local delicacies with internationally inspired dishes. Our experienced guides, knowledgeable in the region’s history and ecology, will ensure that each stage of your journey is informative and enriching. Connect with fellow travelers, enjoy unforgettable moments, and deepen your appreciation for Peru’s beauty and heritage.

Why Do Travelers Choose This Tour?

Travelers choose the 12-day Images of Peru Tour for its well-crafted itinerary, which blends physical activity with cultural immersion. Highlights include the hikes to Machu Picchu and meaningful interactions with indigenous communities, offering deep insight into Peru’s heritage. The tour strikes a perfect balance between organized activities and leisure, encouraging personal exploration. Committed to responsible tourism, it emphasizes environmental sustainability and local support. Experienced guides, authentic accommodations, and exceptional cuisine make this tour the ideal choice for a truly memorable experience.

All-Inclusive Tour

One of the most attractive features of the 12-day Images of Peru Tour is its all-inclusive format, ensuring a worry-free adventure where every detail is taken care of. From airport transfers and comfortable accommodations to guided visits and meals, every component is seamlessly integrated. This comprehensive package allows travelers to fully immerse themselves in the experience without the stress of logistics. Entry fees to historical sites, transportation between destinations, and even tips for local guides are included, enabling participants to focus solely on the wonders of Peru. The all-inclusive model not only offers exceptional value, but also guarantees a smooth and enjoyable travel experience.

Where Will You Stay?

Accommodations

On the 12-day Images of Peru Tour, you’ll find a variety of accommodations designed to enhance your comfort and cultural experience. Our 3-star hotels combine modern comforts with authentic local touches, providing a cozy refuge after full days of exploration. For those seeking closer contact with nature, our camping experience lets you sleep under the stars, surrounded by Peru’s stunning landscapes. For an extraordinary stay, our Amazon jungle lodge is nestled in the rich biodiversity of the rainforest. Each accommodation is carefully selected to meet diverse preferences, ensuring that your adventure is both exciting and unforgettable. Book in advance to secure your place on this exceptional journey through Peru.

HOTEL

Hotels for the Short Inca Trail

Our 3-star hotels, such as San Agustín Internacional or similar, offer the perfect combination of comfort and convenience, ensuring a relaxing stay after your daily adventures. Each hotel is carefully selected for its high service standards, strategic location, and warm, welcoming atmosphere. Enjoy modern amenities, cozy beds, and delicious breakfasts, all designed to make your stay as pleasant as possible.

CAMPING

On the Inca Trail

On the Inca Trail, our high-quality tents offer a comfortable and secure rest amidst the breathtaking Andean scenery. Designed for all weather conditions, these tents provide excellent protection and durability, ensuring both comfort and safety. Our equipment is well-maintained and reliable.

Enjoy the natural beauty and starry skies, far from urban light pollution. Our premium camping setup includes warm sleeping bags, insulated mats, and essential gear for added comfort. Portable toilets and dining tents add a touch of home to the wild. Gather around the campfire with fellow travelers to share laughter and stories, soak in the peaceful atmosphere, and disconnect from everyday life. At dawn, you’ll wake up refreshed and ready for another day of adventure under the vast Andean sky.

AMAZON LODGE

Journey to the Amazon Rainforest

Located in Puerto Maldonado, Eco-Amazonia Lodge offers a unique experience in the Amazon jungle. Known for its sustainable practices, the lodge lets you admire the region’s rich flora and fauna in their natural habitat. The rooms blend rustic charm with modern comforts, fostering a deep connection with nature. Guests can enjoy guided visits and wildlife spotting tours to deepen their understanding of the ecosystem. Staying at Eco-Amazonia Lodge promises not only adventure, but also a profound appreciation for this extraordinary environment. Reserve your spot for this unforgettable jungle journey.

Frequently Asked Questions

Discovering the 12-Day Images of Peru Tour: Answers to Your Questions

Can I book a shared triple room?
Absolutely! You can book a shared triple room for the Images of Peru tour, subject to availability. Contact our travel specialists to secure your room.

What costs are not included in the Images of Peru tour price?
The tour price excludes personal items such as souvenirs and bottled water, as well as meals (lunch and dinner) and tips.

Can you help me arrange additional accommodations?
Of course! Once your booking is confirmed, our customer service team will be happy to assist with any extra accommodation needs you may have.

Is there an extra fee for solo travelers?
Yes, if you’re joining this adventure alone, a single supplement will be added to your package. This ensures your own private space and comfort throughout the journey. You can find pricing details on the “Book Now” page.

Can my partner and I share a room?
Absolutely! The Images of Peru tour includes double room accommodation, perfect for sharing with your travel partner. If you prefer other arrangements, feel free to contact our travel experts.

Are vaccinations required?
We recommend consulting a medical professional for the latest health guidelines. SUNRISE PERU TREK is not authorized to provide medical advice, but we aim to help ensure you’re well-prepared for your unforgettable journey.

Are flights included in the tour package?
Due to the wide variety of traveler departure points, flights before and after the tour are not included. We recommend arranging your own flights once your booking is confirmed. As our focus is on exceptional Peruvian experiences, we are unable to assist with flight pricing or reservations.

Is a single supplement available?
The single supplement is optional on this tour. You can choose to share a room with another same-gender traveler at no extra cost, which is a great opportunity to connect with fellow adventurers. For more privacy, you may request a single supplement, subject to availability. Contact our experts for details.

When and where does the tour end?
The tour ends on the final morning at the hotel, a perfect time to reflect on your incredible journey through Peru. Checkout is at 10:00 a.m., but you’re free to leave at any time. If you’re departing later, luggage storage can be arranged at the hotel. Please note that hotel information may change before your final travel documents are issued.