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  • Price starts from £ 979,-
  • Days: 15
  • Group size: 2-24

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Itinerary
1 Lima
2 Ica
3 Nazca
4 Arequipa
5 Arequipa
6 Chivay (Colca Canyon)
7 Puno
8 Puno
9 Cuzco
10 Cuzco
11 Cuzco
12 Cuzco
13 Cuzco
14 Cuzco
15 End of tour

What's included

  • Accommodation in hotels
  • domestic flight Cuzco – Lima
  • transportation with (mini) bus only for transfers from hotel to hotel and transportation by first class public buses with reserved seats from Nazca to Arequipa
  • 2-day excursion Colca Canyon including entrance fee
  • Uros and Taquile excursion in shared service with harbour transfers, boat
  • English speaking tour leader.

What's not included

  • International flights
  • optional flight Nazca lines
  • Inca Trail and/or jungle extension (reservation should be done at time of booking tour)
  • Aguas Calientes/Machu Picchu tour (reservation should be done at time of booking tour)
  • all meals
  • tips
  • visas
  • optional excursions
  • all entrance fees
  • border fees
  • airport transfers
  • booking fee
  • travel insurance.

Extra Pocket money: € 225 - 275 p w
Single room: £ 179

 
Peru is a land of panoramic views, the seemingly endless Altiplano Plateau and the impressive peaks of the Andes. See history relived in the mysterious Nazca Lines, colonial buildings and the impressive Inca site of Machu Picchu.  
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Peru in 2 weeks
  • • The sandy dunes of Ica Take a swim, go sandboarding, enjoy a spectacular buggy ride and enjoy amazing sunsets on the beautiful sandy dunes of Ica. «
  • • Volcanoes and mummies We visit Arequipa, a beautiful colonial city surrounded by volcanoes. You must visit the Museum of Sanctuaries Andinos and see the wonderfully preserved mummy of a young Inca girl, Juanita, an ancient sacrifice to the volcano, preserved for centuries under layers of ice. «
  • • Nazca Lines A visit to the Nazca Lines is a must as these great designs are truly remarkable. Some represent animals, others geometric patterns and though their origins remain unknown, many theories exist. «
  • • Machu Picchu You can’t visit Peru without visiting the lost Inca city of Machu Picchu, on a plateau in the middle of rock formations. Archaeologists believe it was once a religious Inca town and it is truly breathtaking. «
  • • Floating Islands on Lake Titicaca The 300 inhabitants of the Uros live on Lake Titicaca on floating islands made of totora reeds. Their small houses are also made out of reed, as are their boats and the largest island has two-storied houses and a school. «
  • • Islas Ballestas A paradise island, where humans do not tread that is home to sea lions, penguins, cormorants and gannets «