Welcome to Rio de Janeiro! Upon arrival you will be picked up and privately transferred to your hotel.

Catch a first glimpse of the city today as you tour Rio's best-known landmarks. The city is divided into a north zone and a south zone by the Serra da Carioca, steep mountains that are part of the Parque Nacional da Tijuca. These mountains descend to the edge of the city center, where both zones meet. The Corcovado Christ statue, located on one of these mountain peaks, offers the best way to become familiar with the city's geography, as you can have views of both zones from there.

The statue of Christ the Redeemer, with its outstretched arms, is one of the most famous sights of the city after the Sugar Loaf and a favorite subject on Rio's postcards. After lunch (included), enjoy a sightseeing ride along Rio's famous beaches, Ipanema and Copacabana, before taking a cable car to the top of Sugar Loaf Mountain, where you can enjoy prime views of the city, Baia de Guanabara, and the winding coastline."

This morning you will be picked up and transferred to the airport for your flight to Iguazu (flight not included). Upon arrival you will be transferred to your hotel in Foz Iguazu.

Enjoy a half-day tour to the Brazilian side of the Iguazu National Park (shared with other travelers). You will wander along the 'Cataratas trail' (1.5 km / 1 mile in distance) and enjoy panoramic views of the falls, which are one of the most beautiful natural landmarks in all of South America. At the end of the trail, a catwalk provides breathtaking views of the tallest waterfall, the 'Devils' Throat.' The tour ends at the top of the falls, which can be accessed through a panoramic elevator.

Today, you will head towards the Argentine side of the Iguazu National Park for a day tour. The majority of the falls (approximately 80%) are on this side of the park, covering an area of 550 km². Enjoy a walk along the upper and lower trails. The lower circuit (1400 m) has balconies with marvelous bottom-up views of the falls (the same falls that you can see from above in the upper circuit). The superior circuit is about 650 m long and has a low degree of difficulty.

This trail has six viewpoints with panoramic views of the falls. Between the two circuits, you will find the station to board the ecological train to reach the final station, The Devil's Throat. At this point, a bridge (2200 m roundtrip) leads out over the Iguazu River and small islands, ending at the mighty Devil's Throat. The Devil's Throat is 150 m (490 ft) wide and the tallest of all the falls, with a height of 82 m (270 ft). The bridge goes right out to the head of the falls, so be prepared for plenty of spray.

The upper circuit has ramps and is suitable for handicapped visitors due to its low degree of difficulty. The lower circuit requires more physical effort due to its stairs. If you have any physical impairment, we recommend avoiding the last section of this circuit.

This morning you will be picked up and transferred to Puerto Iguazu airport.

Upon arrival in Buenos Aires, you will be transferred to your hotel.

Tonight, get ready to immerse yourself in the rich tango culture of Buenos Aires tonight! You'll start with an exciting, private one-hour tango lesson at a dance studio, where you'll learn the basics and perfect your moves. Afterwards, you'll head to a traditional Milonga, where you'll get to show off your newfound skills on the dance floor alongside locals. Get ready to delve into the captivating history of tango, as well as discover the latest trends and styles in this iconic dance.

Join this active bike tour to discover the iconic neighborhoods of Buenos Aires and learn about their rich history and cultural significance. The tour begins at the historic General San Martin Square, where you'll learn about the events that took place there. Next, you'll head to the Malvinas Soldiers Memorial and Puerto Madero Bridge, getting a glimpse of the city's military history. Then, you'll make your way to the Ecological Reserve, a protected green space near the city center where you can admire nature and the environment.

Next, you'll visit the historic La Boca neighborhood, the birthplace of tango, where you'll take a short break from biking and explore its charming streets by foot. Finally, you'll head to San Telmo and the May Square, the site of many political events that have shaped the country's history. Get ready for an immersive and active experience that combines exercise, culture, and history.

Experience Buenos Aires like a local with this amazing opportunity to have an authentic 'asado' experience at a private residence in the city. ‘Asado' is a cultural dining tradition that is passed down for generations and is the Argentine equivalent of a barbecue. During this fun outing, you will enjoy your 'asado' with friends in Palermo Viejo. This is not your typical formal 'class', but rather a relaxed experience where you can learn, laugh, and share while enjoying a delicious Argentine meal made from fresh produce provided by local micro producers.

Your guide will take you to the grocery store, bakery, and wine shop as you stroll through the charming, cobbled streets like a true local. Once you arrive back at the house, you will work with your assigned master 'asador' to prepare the five-course barbecue menu. You will learn the secrets and customs of preparing meat and salads, lighting the fire with wood and charcoal, and also learn about the city from your new friends in a cozy and relaxing environment, all while sipping on a refreshing 'Fernandito' cocktail.

Afternoon at leisure.

This morning you will be transferred to the airport for your flight to Lima (flight not included). Upon arrival, you will be picked up and transferred to your hotel.

Rest of the day at leisure.

Your sightseeing tour explores the modern districts of Lima and its historic center, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1988. As you wander the main plaza and Plaza San Martin it is hard not to wonder about its diverse architecture. Your guide will introduce you to the city’s architectural heritage. You then proceed to Santo Domingo Monastery boasting fine carved choir stalls, the oldest of Lima. It was here that San Marcos University, the first in South America, was founded in 1551.

Your next stop is at the Larco Herrera Museum. The collection allows the understanding of 3,000 years of the Peruvian pre-Columbian history in an intuitive way. Its masterpieces are considered worldwide icons of pre-Inca art and have been displayed in the world's most renowned museums.

Afternoon at leisure.

In the morning you will be transferred to the airport for your flight to Cusco (flight not included). Upon arrival, you will be picked up and transferred to the Sacred Valley.

You know how they say, ‘you have to taste a culture to understand it’? Today you will get to appreciate the truth behind this saying. On this 3–4-hour activity you will be transferred from your hotel in Cusco to the Sacred Valley. Before being dropped off at your hotel of choice in the Sacred Valley, you will stop for a delicious lunch at the family-owned farm Hacienda Sarapampa. Located about 1 hour from Cusco, Sarapampa is an operational farm that grows Cusco’s famous Giant White Corn. Before your curated medley of seasonal produce and fresh ingredients is served, learn how the Incas developed this extra-large variety of corn and about its relevance for the local economy. Experience the hacienda lifestyle firsthand before sitting down for an authentic 3-course ‘farm to table’ lunch.

After lunch, you will be dropped off at your hotel in the Sacred Valley.

This 8-9 hour experience is for animal lovers who want to learn as much as possible about the fascinating Peruvian culture. Upon arrival in Saywapata village, local llama breeders will introduce you to the inspirational Llama Pack project and its goals and visions.

Afterward, you will assist with the herding and packing of the llamas to prepare for your full-day llama trek. Once ready you will make your way along a 4-hour uphill trail, past the river, and through native forests, learning about the benefits of using llamas as pack animals and their importance to the preservation of the high-Andean ecosystems.

You will then arrive at the Cancha Cancha community, home to over 70 native Quechua-speaking families dedicated to self-sustaining agriculture. Surrounded by picturesque glaciers, you will be invited for a delicious traditional brunch at one of the local families’ homes. Your meal includes a tasting of 3 different varieties of native potatoes prepared in a Peruvian ‘earth oven’ known as a huatia, along with broad beans, sweet potatoes oca, and chicken. You will also get a fruit, an energy bar, coca tea and something sweet.

After learning about how your participation in this activity contributed to the maintenance of the ancient tradition of llama breeding while creating a business opportunity for the local families, you will make your way back to the base camp with your new llama friends leading the way.

In the morning, you will be picked up and transferred to Ollanta train station (only with Spanish-speaking Driver)

The train ride takes you through the Sacred Valley of the Incas up to Machu Picchu.

Upon arriving in Aguas Calientes you will be greeted by your guide who will assist you onto the shuttle bus to the entrance of the citadel. During your guided tour you will experience the uniqueness of the location and the genius that went into its construction. The duration of your magical trip to one of the seven new wonders of the world will be 2.5 hours, after which you will make your way back out of the citadel with your guide.

Return by train from Aguas Calientes to Ollanta.

Upon arrival in Ollanta, you will be transferred to your hotel in Cusco (only with Spanish-speaking Driver). In case you left any luggage in the hotel in the Sacred Valley, it will be picked up en route.

Exploring on foot is the best way to experience the magical flair and cultural richness of what was once the capital of the Inca Empire. Your walking tour begins with the San Pedro market, where you will immerse yourself among the locals and witness their everyday life.

You will see beautiful colonial houses on Plazoleta Regocijo and in Café Carbel you will learn the story of a pioneer who collected the finest coffee beans and was one of the first to install a roaster in Cusco, a tradition full of passion that has lasted for over 50 years. Enjoy a cup of aromatic coffee from the region!

Time to visit one of the gems at the main square of Cusco, the Jesuit church La Compañia de Jesús, one of the best examples of Baroque architecture in the Americas. The choir balcony on the second floor offers a great view over the Plaza de Armas (Cusco’s main square). Then you walk along Hatunrumiyoc Street named after the 12-angled stone clearly visible in the remaining walls of what used to be Inca Roca’s Palace. Finally, don’t miss out on a visit to San Blas’s artisan quarter with its steeped cobblestone alleys and spectacular views of the city.

To round off an exciting day in Cusco, why not stop at one of its bars for a delicious cocktail while watching the sun set over Cusco’s rooftops?

Afternoon at leisure.

It is time to say goodbye to Peru! After checking out of your hotel, you will be picked up and transferred to the airport to take your flight back home (flight not included).