Welcome to Lima, known as “the city of the Kings” and nowadays considered the culinary capital of South America. Upon your arrival, you will be privately transferred to your selected hotel. (Early check-in is not included).

This morning you will be picked up and transferred to the airport to take your domestic flight to Cusco (flight is not included). Following a one-hour flight, you'll touch down in Cusco, the former capital of the Inca Empire. Prepare to be impressed by the city's rich cultural heritage, ancient Incan architecture, and vibrant customs. Upon arrival, you will be transferred to your chosen hotel in the picturesque Sacred Valley.

Immerse yourself in the authentic rural life of Cusco while supporting female entrepreneurship! Your first stop of the day is Moray. Surrounded by an impressive backdrop of snow-covered mountains, Moray was used as an open-air agricultural lab for adapting crops to different environmental conditions. To see Moray from a unique perspective, unknown to most tourists, you head on to Misminay. From here you will start a gentle 45-minute hike to a viewpoint where you will have an amazing view of the terraces at your feet. After returning to Misminay you will be welcomed by the friendly ladies of the community.

Next, try your hand at making some delicious Peruvian spicy salsa. Together with the ladies of Misminay you will roll up your sleeves and grind chili and herbs on a huge mortar. After mixing up all the ingredients you will have your homemade Uchucuta salsa ready to taste! Your hard work is rewarded by a delicious three-course lunch, personally prepared for you by the families of the community with naturally cultivated ingredients from their farmlands. Take in the phenomenal views of the snow-capped mountains of the Sacred Valley as you enjoy your traditional meal and exchange stories with the locals.

Your eventful day ends with a transfer to your hotel in the Sacred Valley for the evening.

This morning you will be transferred to Ollantaytambo train station.

What seems like a simple café on the train tracks of Ollantaytambo is really a Peruvian hidden gem. During this activity, you will get to visit Mayu’s very own roasting facility located on El Albergue’s organic farm. After a mouthwatering cup of joe, Café Mayu’s master roasters will teach you all there is to know about the origin of the beans, the coffee production, and the roasting process. You will learn various techniques of how to make delicious coffee at home before trying your hand at roasting coffee beans. To help you remember this unique experience (and of course show off your newly acquired roasting skills), you will get a bag of your own roasted coffee to enjoy back home!

Board the train at noon which 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. (2.5-hrs guided tour)

Afternoon free to explore the town at your pace.

Dinner will be served at your hotel for the night in Aguas Calientes.

Morning at leisure to explore the town at your pace and taste the local flavors. Walk on your own to the local train station (close to the artisanal market) and take the train back to Ollantaytambo where our local representative is waiting to transfer you to Cusco. In case you have left any luggage in the hotel in the Sacred Valley, it will be picked up on route.

On your way back to the ancient Inca capital, your guide will hand you the perfect souvenir – a bottle of ‘Caña Alta‘. This delicious bottle of sugar cane liquor is thoughtfully produced at the Destilería Andina, a family-run and internationally-awarded distillery actively leading the reforestation of the Sacred Valley. In cooperation with ‘Valle Sagrado Verde’, one tree is planted for every product sold at Destilería Andina! So, enjoy your bottle of ‘Andean Elixir’ with a clean conscience!

In the morning enjoy a walking tour through Cusco. 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 walk 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.

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. You make a last stop in San Blas artisan quarter with its steeped cobblestone alleys and spectacular views of the city.

Afterward, you will be transferred to the airport to take your flight back to Lima (flight is not included). Spend the night at the airport hotel (within walking distance from the arrivals zone)

After your breakfast walk on your own to the airport to board your international flight to Foz de Iguazu (flight is not included).

Welcome to Foz de Iguazu, a modern city in Brazil, located next to Iguazu National Park, a natural world wonder. Upon your arrival, you will be picked up and transferred to your hotel.

Today, you'll head to the Argentine side of Iguazu National Park for a day tour. This side of the park covers an area of 550 km² and is home to about 80% of the falls. You'll enjoy a walk along the upper and lower trails, starting with the lower circuit (1400m), which has balconies offering stunning bottom-up views of the falls (the same ones you see from above in the upper circuit). The superior circuit is about 650 m long and has a low degree of difficulty, with six viewpoints offering panoramic views of the falls.

Between the two circuits, you'll find the station to board the ecological train that will take you to 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, which 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.

Note that the upper circuit has a low degree of difficulty and ramps, making it suitable for handicapped visitors. 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.

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

In the afternoon, you'll be transferred to the airport to take your domestic flight to Rio de Janeiro (flight is not included).

Welcome to Rio de Janeiro, the Carnival city renowned for its beautiful beaches and delicious BBQ 'rodizio'. Upon your arrival, you will be picked up and transferred to your hotel.

Today, embark on a sightseeing tour of Rio's most iconic landmarks. The city is divided into a north and south zone by the Serra da Carioca, a range of steep mountains that form part of the Parque Nacional da Tijuca. These mountains slope down towards the city center, where the two zones meet. The Corcovado Christ statue atop one of these peaks offers an excellent vantage point to familiarize yourself with the city's geography, as you can admire both zones from there. This statue, with its outstretched arms, is one of the most famous sights in the city, second only to the Sugar Loaf, and a favorite subject of Rio's postcards. After an included lunch, take a scenic ride along Rio's renowned beaches of Ipanema and Copacabana before boarding a cable car to the top of Sugar Loaf Mountain, where you can enjoy breathtaking views of the city, Baia de Guanabara, and the winding coastline.

Discover the vibrant city of Rio de Janeiro on an active biking tour that will take you to some of the most iconic landmarks and hidden gems of the city. Begin your journey along the impressive Copacabana Beach, where you will feel the energy of the sea and the bustling atmosphere of this world-renowned beach. From there, ride through the lush Flamengo Park and enjoy the stunning views of Guanabara Bay, discovering the park's many sculptures and monuments. As you continue, you'll visit the historic center of Rio de Janeiro and take in the fascinating architecture and cultural heritage of the colonial era. One of the highlights of the tour is a visit to Café ao Leu, a cozy coffee shop where you can taste some of the best coffee in Brazil and indulge in delicious sweet treats.

Afternoon at leisure.

It is time to say goodbye to beautiful Rio de Janeiro. After an exciting 10 days of traveling around Brazil and Peru, it is time to head home. You will be picked up at your hotel and transferred to the airport to take your international departure flight (not included).