Itinerary

As this is an exclusive service, the schedule for this tour is flexible and can be adapted to your convenience. The following is a suggested itinerary to make the most of your day:

• 8:00 AM – Exclusive pick-up from your hotel in Cusco in comfortable private transportation.
• 8:45 AM – Panoramic stop at the Taray viewpoint to capture spectacular photographs of the valley and the sacred river of the Incas.
• 9:30 AM – Arrival at the Pisac archaeological site. Start of a personalized guided tour of its extensive agricultural sector and ceremonial areas.
• 11:30 AM – Descent to the traditional town of Pisac. Free time to explore its vibrant artisan market and admire the local silverwork.
• 1:00 PM – Transfer to Urubamba to enjoy a delicious lunch at a top-notch tourist restaurant.
• 2:30 PM – Visit to the Inca fortress of Ollantaytambo. Detailed exploration of its megalithic temples and monumental terraces, with ample time to appreciate its engineering.
• 4:00 PM – Return trip with a stop in the charming town of Chinchero. Visit a textile interpretation center to learn about ancestral weaving and natural dyeing techniques using alpaca wool.
• 6:00 PM – Arrival in Cusco and direct transfer to your hotel.

Includes

• Direct pick-up and drop-off from your hotel in Cusco.
• Comfortable, air-conditioned private tourist transportation throughout the tour.
• Exclusive service from a professional bilingual (Spanish and English) tour guide.
• Andean buffet lunch at a renowned restaurant in Urubamba.
• Flexibility to adjust the time spent at each tourist attraction.
• Personalized assistance and meticulously managed logistics throughout the tour.

Not Include

• Cusco Tourist Ticket (required for access to the Pisac, Ollantaytambo, and Chinchero ruins).
• Extra drinks during lunch or throughout the tour.
• Personal expenses, purchase of handicrafts or textiles.
• Voluntary tips for the guide and driver.
• Travel insurance.

Recommendations

• to purchase at the first checkpoint of the tour.
• Take advantage of the private nature of the service to communicate your specific interests to your guide, whether it’s photography, in-depth history, or simply a more leisurely walk.
• Dress in layers to easily adapt to the Andean microclimates, as mornings in Cusco are cool and midday in the valley is usually sunny and warm.
• Wear comfortable trekking shoes with good traction to safely explore the archaeological sites and their ancient stone staircases.
• Pack a small backpack with sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, and a camera with sufficient battery or memory card.

Additional information

• Difficulty: Easy to moderate. The great advantage of a private tour is that the physical exertion and walking pace are fully tailored to the passengers’ fitness level.
• Climate: Dry and temperate. The valley enjoys a more pleasant climate than the city of Cusco during the day, with a distinct dry season (May to October) and a rainy season (November to April).
• Altitude: The route ranges from 2,800 meters in Urubamba to 3,762 meters in Chinchero. This gradual variation makes it an excellent excursion for acclimatization.
• Recommended Age: Suitable for all ages. As an exclusive tour, it is the ideal option for families with young children or for seniors who prefer a more relaxed pace.
• Approximate Schedule: As this is a customized itinerary, the start and end times, as well as the duration of each stop, are flexible and can be personalized according to the client’s preferences in coordination with the guide.

Itinerary

This itinerary will allow you to see the highlights of the valley in a single day, optimizing travel and exploration time.

• 7:30 – 8:00 – Pick-up from your hotel in the historic center of Cusco.
• 8:30 – Start of the journey to the Sacred Valley of the Incas, with a brief stop at the Taray viewpoint to appreciate a spectacular panoramic view of the valley and the winding Urubamba River.
• 9:30 – Arrival at the Pisac Archaeological Park. We will take a guided tour of its impressive agricultural terraces and the largest Inca cemetery recorded in the region.
• 11:30 – Descent to the town of Pisac to visit its famous traditional market, the perfect place to appreciate local crafts and silverware.
• 13:00 – Stop in the town of Urubamba to enjoy a hearty Andean buffet lunch at a country restaurant.
• 2:30 PM – Continue the journey to the impressive archaeological complex of Ollantaytambo. Enjoy a guided exploration of its gigantic megalithic structures and steep terraces that served as a fortress during the Inca resistance.
• 4:30 PM – We begin our return journey to Cusco, making a final stop in the town of Chinchero. Here, we will visit its main square, surrounded by Inca walls and a colonial church, and enter a textile interpretation center to learn about ancestral alpaca wool dyeing and weaving techniques.
• 6:30 PM – 7:00 PM – Arrival in the city of Cusco. The tour concludes at a central plaza or near your hotel.

Includes

• Pick-up from your hotel located in downtown Cusco.
• Modern and safe tourist transportation throughout the tour.
• Professional bilingual tour guide (Spanish and English).
• Buffet lunch at a tourist restaurant in Urubamba.
• Guided tour of the archaeological sites and tourist stops mentioned.
• Ongoing assistance from our operations team.

Not Include

• Cusco Tourist Ticket (required for entry to the archaeological sites of Pisac, Ollantaytambo, and Chinchero).
• Bottled, alcoholic, or other beverages during the buffet lunch.
• Personal expenses, purchases at artisan markets, and souvenirs.
• Tips for the guide and driver.
• Travel insurance.

Recommendations

• Purchase the Cusco Tourist Ticket (partial or full) in advance in the city, or bring cash in local currency (Soles) to buy it directly at the entrance of the first archaeological site.
• Wear comfortable clothing, layering as the weather varies considerably, from the morning chill in Cusco to intense midday sun in the valley, before cooling down again in the evening.
• Wear trekking shoes or closed, non-slip footwear, essential for walking safely and maintaining your balance on the original stone steps.
• Bring a small backpack with sunscreen, a wide-brimmed hat, sunglasses, a reusable water bottle, and your camera.
• Carry cash in small denominations to easily purchase souvenirs, textiles, or pay for restroom facilities along the route.

Additional information

• Difficulty: Easy to moderate. The route involves walking along cobblestone paths and climbing several staircases, especially in the section leading to the Temple of the Sun in Ollantaytambo.
• Climate: Temperate and dry. During the day it is usually sunny and warm, making the walk very pleasant, but the temperature drops drastically after sunset.
• Altitude: The Sacred Valley is located at an average altitude of 2,800 meters above sea level. Being lower than the city of Cusco (3,399 meters above sea level), it is the ideal place to continue your acclimatization process naturally.
• Recommended age: This excursion is suitable for travelers of all ages. The walking distances can be adjusted, allowing children and seniors to complete the tour at a leisurely pace.
• Approximate schedule: The itinerary and times at each stop are subject to slight variations depending on local traffic, weather conditions, and the group dynamics.

Itinerary

The following map details the route to the province of Canas and the suspension bridge. The times are approximate and may be adjusted according to road conditions.

• 4:30 – 5:00 AM – Pick-up from your hotel in the historic center of Cusco and boarding of our tourist transport.
• 5:00 AM – Start of the journey south, traveling along a paved road that crosses picturesque valleys and traditional villages.
• 7:00 AM – Arrival in the town of Cusipata or Combapata, where we will stop to enjoy a nutritious local breakfast, ideal for recharging before continuing the route.
• 8:30 AM – Start of the scenic tour of the Four Lakes Circuit: Pomacanchi, Acopia, Asnaqocha, and Pampamarca. We will make brief stops to appreciate the landscape, the endemic flora and fauna, and learn about the legends surrounding these bodies of water.
• 10:30 AM – Arrival in the district of Quehue and descent towards the Apurímac River canyon, where the imposing Q’eswachaka bridge is located.
• 11:00 AM – Time for a historical explanation from the guide about the weaving technique using q’oya (ichu) fiber and the annual renewal ritual. Those who don’t suffer from vertigo will have the opportunity to cross the 28-meter-long suspension bridge.
• 12:30 PM – Start of the return trip along the same scenic route.
• 2:00 PM – Strategic stop at our country restaurant to enjoy a comforting traditional Andean lunch.
• 3:00 PM – Boarding the transport for the final leg back to the city.
• 5:00 PM – 5:30 PM – Arrival in Cusco, concluding our services a few blocks from the Plaza de Armas or near your accommodation.

Includes

• Pick-up from your hotel located in downtown Cusco.
• Modern and safe tourist transportation throughout the trip south.
• Full board consisting of breakfast and an Andean lunch.
• Service of a professional tour guide with extensive knowledge of local culture and traditions (Spanish and English).
• First-aid kit and ongoing assistance.

Not Include

• Entrance fee to the Q’eswachaka Bridge (direct payment to the community representatives who protect the site).
• Bottled drinks, snacks, or other items during the trip.
• Personal expenses and purchases of handicrafts from local residents.
• Voluntary tips for the guide and driver.
• Travel insurance.

Recommendations

• Bring cash in Peruvian Soles (small denominations) to pay the entrance fee to the bridge and to support the local community by purchasing handicrafts.
• Wear warm clothing in layers and a windbreaker. Although the sun can be intense at midday, the winds in the Apurímac River canyon are often strong and cold.
• Wear closed, comfortable, and non-slip shoes to safely descend the stone steps leading to the base of the bridge.
• Bring sun protection (sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat) and stay well hydrated during the walk.
• Cross the bridge with caution and respect. It is a safe and firmly anchored structure, but it sways naturally with the wind and footsteps, so it is recommended to walk slowly and steadily.

Additional information

• Difficulty: Easy. The excursion requires no considerable physical effort, consisting of short walks from the parking area to the viewpoints and the bridge itself.
• Climate: Cold and dry. Temperatures in this high Andean region range from very cold mornings to warm, sunny middays, dropping sharply in the afternoon.
• Altitude: The Q’eswachaka Bridge is located at approximately 3,700 meters above sea level, while some of the lagoons are above 3,800 meters.
• Recommended Age: Suitable for travelers of all ages. This tour is highly recommended for families seeking a day of cultural immersion without the strenuousness of high-altitude treks.
• Approximate Times: The travel time by transport is approximately three and a half hours each way, making this tour a distinctly scenic journey.

Itinerary

The following itinerary details this extensive and exciting day, assuming the standard departure point from Lima. Times are approximate and subject to change depending on traffic.

• 5:00 AM – Pick-up from your hotel or pre-arranged meeting point in Lima to begin the journey along the Pan-American Highway South.
• 9:00 AM – Arrival at Paracas Bay and immediate transfer to the tourist pier.
• 9:30 AM – Start of the boat tour to the Ballestas Islands. Observe the Candelabro geoglyph and have a close encounter with sea lions, Humboldt penguins, and various guano birds in their natural habitat.
• 11:30 AM – Disembarkation in Paracas. Short time to stroll along the boardwalk or purchase local souvenirs by the sea.
• 12:00 PM – Travel by tourist transport to the sunny city of Ica.
• 1:00 PM – Visit to a traditional winery. We will tour the facilities to learn about the wine and pisco production process in Peru, followed by a complimentary tasting.
• 2:30 PM – Free time to enjoy a typical regional lunch at the winery’s restaurant or nearby.
• 4:00 PM – Arrival at the impressive Huacachina oasis. You will have time to walk along the shores of the palm-fringed lagoon and take photos of the scenery.
• 4:30 PM – Start of the adventure in the vast desert. An exciting high-speed ride in dune buggies, going up and down the dunes, followed by sandboarding.
• 5:30 PM – Strategic stop at the top of a dune to contemplate the majestic sunset over the Ica desert.
• 6:00 PM – Descent to the oasis and boarding of the transport to begin the return trip.
• 22:30 – 23:00 – Arrival in the city of Lima, ending the service near your accommodation or at the initial meeting point.

Includes

• Modern, air-conditioned tourist transportation for all transfers to and from Lima.
• Shared boat excursion to the Ballestas Islands.
• Guided tour and liquor tasting at a small or large winery in Ica.
• Adventure dune buggy ride through the Huacachina Desert.
• Sandboard rental.
• Professional tour guide services at the attractions.
• Ongoing assistance from our operations team throughout the trip.

Not Include

• Port taxes and entrance fee to the Paracas Marine Reserve (payments are made directly at the pier).
• Tourist tax for entering the dune area in Huacachina.
• Meals (breakfast, lunch, and dinner) and beverages during the tour.
• Personal expenses and purchases of pisco, wine, or handicrafts.
• Tips for drivers, guides, or crew members.
• Travel insurance.

Recommendations

• Dress in layers. In the morning on the boat, you’ll need a windbreaker due to the chilly sea breeze, while in the afternoon in the desert, you’ll need very light clothing.
• Wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes, preferably sneakers that can be easily shaken out after the intense activity on the sand dunes.
• Protect yourself from high sun exposure by applying sunscreen frequently, as well as wearing sunglasses and a hat or cap with a snug fit.
• Keep cameras and cell phones well protected in zippered pockets or protective cases during the dune buggy ride to prevent damage from the fine desert sand.
• Have cash in local currency (Peruvian Soles in small denominations) to cover tourist taxes, lunch, and small personal expenses.

Additional information

• Difficulty: Easy. This is a scenic and recreational tour that doesn’t require extensive physical preparation, although the day trip is quite long and intense.
• Climate: Varied. The Paracas coast is usually cool and very windy in the mornings, while the city of Ica is characterized by a dry, warm, and very sunny climate during the day.
• Altitude: The entire circuit takes place at sea level in Paracas and at just over 400 meters above sea level in Ica, eliminating any risk related to altitude sickness.
• Recommended age: Suggested for travelers over 6 years old. Due to the sudden movements and impacts of the dune buggies on the sand, this activity is not recommended for pregnant women or people with serious spinal or heart conditions.
• Reference times: As this is an excursion that covers two different provinces in a single day starting from the capital, the times on the road are long, requiring a start in the early hours of the morning and finishing after ten o’clock at night.

Itinerary

The following outline describes the day’s expedition to the Seven Lakes Circuit. Times are approximate and may be adjusted according to weather conditions and the group’s needs.

• 4:00 – 4:30 AM – Pick-up from your hotel in the historic center of Cusco to board the tourist transport.
• 4:30 AM – Departure from Cusco, heading southeast along the Interoceanic Highway until the turnoff towards the Andes Mountains.
• 7:30 AM – Arrival at the Andean community of Pacchanta. Here, we will enjoy a nutritious local breakfast, essential to face the cold and the physical exertion.
• 8:30 AM – Start of the trek to the lagoon circuit. The ascent is gradual and will allow us to progressively visit beautiful bodies of water such as Azulcocha, Otorongo, Pucacocha, Alqacocha, and Q’omercocha, always with the imposing Ausangate mountain as a backdrop.
• 12:30 PM – End of the trek and descent back to the community of Pacchanta.
• 1:00 PM – Free time to relax. You’ll have the opportunity to soak in the soothing hot spring pools with direct views of the snow-capped peaks.
• 2:00 PM – Enjoy a hearty Andean lunch prepared by locals in Pacchanta to replenish your energy.
• 3:00 PM – Board your transport and begin the return trip to Cusco.
• 6:30 PM – 7:00 PM – Arrival in Cusco. Our services will conclude near the Plaza de Armas or at your accommodation.

Includes

• Pick-up from your hotel located in downtown Cusco.
• Modern, fully equipped tourist transportation for high-altitude trekking (round trip).
• Meals consisting of breakfast and an Andean lunch in the community of Pacchanta.
• Service of a professional tour guide specializing in high-altitude trekking (Spanish and English).
• Wooden trekking poles for support and balance during the hike.
• First-aid kit and emergency oxygen tank.

Not Include

• Entrance fee to the Ausangate Lakes Circuit (direct payment to community representatives).
• Entrance fee to the Pacchanta hot springs.
• Horse rental for the circuit (optional service arranged directly with the community members).
• Bottled drinks, rehydration drinks, or snacks during the trek.
• Personal expenses and purchases of local textiles.
• Voluntary tips for the guide and driver.
• Travel and rescue insurance.

Recommendations

• Ensure excellent acclimatization by spending at least three days in Cusco before embarking on this expedition, as the entire route takes place above 4,000 meters (14,000 feet) in altitude.
• Pack strategically using the layering system (thermal, fleece, and waterproof windbreaker), given the intensely cold glacial climate and strong winds.
• Pack a swimsuit, towel, and sandals in a small backpack if you plan to visit the hot springs at the end of the trek.
• Wear high-top, waterproof trekking boots with excellent traction for safe walking on rocky and wet terrain.
• Bring cash (local currency in small denominations) to cover community fees, hot spring access, and any unforeseen expenses.

Additional information

• Difficulty: Moderate to high. Although the terrain doesn’t have the steepest slopes of some other routes, the hike is long (approximately 10 kilometers in total), and the lack of oxygen presents a significant physical challenge.
• Climate: Extreme high-altitude cold. Temperatures along the route can drop below freezing, and icy winds and even sudden solid precipitation (snow or hail) are common.
• Altitude: The community of Pacchanta is located at 4,200 meters above sea level, and the highest points of the lagoon circuit reach 4,600 meters.
• Recommended age: This excursion is recommended for travelers between 12 and 60 years old who are in good physical condition and do not suffer from heart or respiratory problems.
• Reference times: An early morning departure is mandatory to take advantage of the most stable weather in the mountains and avoid the strong winds that develop after midday.

Itinerary

The following itinerary details the boat tour of the bay and islands. Times are approximate and subject to change depending on sea conditions.

• 7:45 – 8:00 – Meeting point at the Paracas Tourist Marina’s pier (or pick-up from your hotel in Paracas, depending on prior arrangements).
• 8:00 – Boarding the modern motorboats and distribution of mandatory life jackets.
• 8:15 – Start of the navigation through Paracas Bay. Brief stop in front of the peninsula to observe the Candelabro, an immense geoglyph of uncertain origin etched into the sand dune, while the guide explains the theories about its creation.
• 8:45 – Arrival at the Ballestas Islands archipelago. We will navigate past the rock formations, caves, and natural arches formed by water and wind erosion.
• 9:00 – Wildlife viewing in its natural habitat. We’ll observe large colonies of sea lions resting on the rocks or swimming near the boats, groups of Humboldt penguins, and a vast array of seabirds such as pelicans, boobies, guanay cormorants, and Inca terns.
• 9:45 AM – Start of the return trip to the mainland, enjoying the scenery and the ocean breeze.
• 10:00 AM – Arrival at the Paracas tourist pier and disembarkation, concluding the morning tour.

Includes

• Approximately two-hour boat tour on a modern and safe speedboat.
• Official tour gui
• de specializing in marine biodiversity (Spanish and English).
• Life jacket required throughout the trip.
• Ongoing assistance at the dock before boarding.

Not Include

• Boarding fee and entrance ticket to the National Reserve System of Islands, Islets, and Guano Points (mandatory payments processed directly at the dock).
• Ground transfers from cities such as Lima or Ica (the tour departs directly from the Paracas dock).
• Meals, snacks, or beverages during the boat tour.
• Voluntary tips for the guide and the captain.
• Travel insurance.

Recommendations

• Bring a windbreaker, as the boats’ rapid movement and the morning sea breeze create a consistently chilly feeling, even in the summer months.
• Protect yourself from the sun’s rays by using sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat or cap with an adjustable cord to prevent strong gusts of wind from blowing it off.
• Eat a light breakfast before boarding, and if you are prone to motion sickness, take preventative medication for nausea (after consulting a doctor).
• Secure cameras and mobile phones with straps, protecting them adequately from the inevitable splashes of saltwater during the trip.
• Bring cash in local currency (Peruvian Soles) to pay port taxes and nature reserve fees to the relevant authorities before boarding the boat.

Additional information

• Difficulty: Very easy. The tour is conducted entirely aboard the speedboat, so it requires no physical effort. Passengers do not disembark to walk on the islands in order to protect and avoid disturbing the natural ecosystem.
• Climate: Temperate to warm on land, but cool and windy at sea. The desert coast enjoys sunny weather almost year-round.
• Sea conditions: The tour is subject to ocean conditions and the official regulations of the Port Authority. In case of abnormal swells or extreme winds (known locally as “Paracas”), departures may be delayed or canceled to ensure passenger safety.
• Recommended age: Suitable for travelers of all ages. It is a very child-friendly experience for young children and seniors, who can comfortably enjoy the ride while seated.
• Reference schedules: There are generally two main morning departures: at 8:00 AM and 10:00 AM. It is recommended to opt for the first shift, as the sea usually has a much calmer and more stable swell in the early morning.

Itinerary

The following outline details the itinerary for this excursion, designed to offer a relaxed and unhurried journey. Times are approximate and may vary depending on the group’s pace.

• 4:30 – 5:00 – Pick-up from your hotel in the historic center of Cusco and boarding of our tourist transport.
• 5:00 – Departure for the southern part of the region, traversing beautiful landscapes along the Vilcanota River.
• 7:00 – Strategic stop in the district of Cusipata or Combapata to enjoy a nutritious local Andean breakfast.
• 8:00 – Continuation of the journey by vehicle along a well-maintained road that gradually ascends, offering spectacular views of canyons and high Andean slopes.
• 9:00 – Arrival at the starting point of the hike. From here, you can already appreciate the first colorful mountain formations.
• 9:15 AM – Start of the gradual ascent hike. The hike takes approximately 45 minutes at a leisurely pace along a mostly flat trail.
• 10:00 AM – Arrival at the main viewpoints of Palcoyo. Free time to take photos of the three rainbow mountains, receive an explanation from the guide, and take an optional short hike to the impressive stone forest.
• 11:30 AM – Start of the return hike to the parking area, a much faster and easier downhill walk.
• 12:15 PM – Boarding of the tourist transport to descend into the valley.
• 1:30 PM – Buffet lunch or typical Andean cuisine at our local restaurant to replenish your energy.
• 2:30 PM – We begin the return trip to the city.
• 5:00 PM – 5:30 PM – Arrival in Cusco, ending the tour in a central plaza or a few blocks from your accommodation.

Includes

• Pick-up from your hotel located in downtown Cusco.
• Modern and safe tourist transportation throughout the excursion.
• Full board consisting of breakfast and an Andean lunch.
• Service of a professional tour guide specializing in the route (English and Spanish).
• Wooden trekking poles for greater stability during the hike.
• Emergency oxygen tank and first-aid kit on board the transport.

Not Include

• Entrance fee to the Palcoyo Mountain Range (payable directly at the community entrance).
• Bottled drinks, rehydration drinks, or snacks for the hike.
• Personal expenses, use of communal restrooms, and purchase of handicrafts.
• Voluntary tips for the guide and driver.
• Travel and medical assistance insurance.

Recommendations

• Allow at least two days for acclimatization in Cusco before the tour, as, despite being a short hike, it takes place at high altitude.
• Bring cash in local currency (Peruvian Soles in small denominations) to pay for the entrance fee to the community and other minor purchases.
• Dress in layers (breathable t-shirt, fleece sweater, and windbreaker), as the winds at the summit are often freezing.
• Protect yourself from the high levels of solar radiation by applying a good sunscreen, wearing sunglasses with UV protection, and wearing a hat or cap.
• Wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes for walking; although the terrain is not technical, good hiking boots will ensure a pleasant experience.

Additional Information

• Difficulty: Easy to moderate. This is considered the most accessible option for viewing the Rainbow Mountains in Cusco, requiring minimal physical effort compared to other trekking routes.
• Climate: Cold and windy. Being in a high Andean region, temperatures can range between 5 and 15 degrees Celsius, dropping sharply if clouds or gusts of wind appear.
• Altitude: The highest point at the main viewpoints of Palcoyo reaches 4,900 meters above sea level.
• Recommended Age: Highly recommended for travelers of all ages, making it an excellent option for families with children and seniors in good general health.
• Reference Times: The itinerary is designed to reach the viewpoints at a time when sunlight naturally highlights the mineral pigmentation of the mountains.

Itinerary

The following itinerary details the afternoon and evening tour of the city. Times are approximate and subject to change depending on traffic in the capital.

• 2:30 PM – 3:00 PM – Pick-up from your hotel in the tourist districts of Miraflores, San Isidro, or Barranco, to begin our journey in comfortable transportation to the city center.
• 3:45 PM – Arrival in the historic center of Lima. We will begin a walking tour, visiting Plaza San Martín, surrounded by imposing buildings of Republican architecture and classic lighting.
• 4:30 PM – Walk along the traditional Jirón de la Unión to Plaza Mayor. Here we will admire the Government Palace, the façade of the Lima Cathedral, and the City Hall.
• 5:15 PM – Visit to the monumental complex of the Convent of San Francisco. We will take a guided tour of its cloisters, library, and the mysterious underground crypts, popularly known as the Catacombs of Lima.
• 6:30 PM – Boarding the tourist transport to head to Parque de la Reserva, home to the spectacular fountain circuit.
• 7:00 PM – Entrance to the Magic Water Circuit. Guided walk to interact with and admire the main ornamental fountains of the park.
• 7:30 PM – Attendance at the main show at the Fountain of Fantasy, where we will enjoy an impressive laser projection and holograms on a huge water screen, accompanied by Peruvian and international music.
• 8:15 PM – Free time to take last photos, walk through the popular tunnel of surprises, and enjoy the illuminated gardens.
• 9:00 PM – 9:30 PM – Boarding the vehicle and return transfer, ending the service at your hotel.

Includes

• Pick-up and drop-off at hotels located in central and tourist areas of Lima (Miraflores, San Isidro, Barranco).
• Modern, comfortable, and safe tourist transportation throughout the tour.
• Entrance ticket to the San Francisco Convent and tour of its Catacombs.
• Official entrance ticket to the Magic Water Circuit (Parque de la Reserva).
• Professional tour guide service (Spanish and English).
• Ongoing assistance throughout the city tour.

Not Include

• Meals, dinners, or snacks during the tour.
• Entrance fees to the Lima Cathedral or other museums not specified in the detailed program.
• Personal expenses, purchase of souvenirs, or commercially printed photographs offered within the park.
• Voluntary tips for the guide and driver.

Recommendations

• Bring a light jacket or windbreaker, as Lima’s evenings and nights are usually damp and cool, and the chill intensifies considerably near the water features.
• Wear comfortable, closed-toe shoes for walking, since the historic center is strictly pedestrianized and the park covers a considerable area.
• Protect your electronic devices (cameras and cell phones) with waterproof cases, as some interactive fountains can create unexpected splashes when the wind blows.
• Have some cash in Peruvian Soles in small denominations to buy traditional Lima snacks, such as churros or anticuchos, which are commonly sold nearby.
• Keep young children close by and under constant supervision, as the park tends to be very crowded with local and foreign visitors in the evenings.

Additional Information

• Difficulty: Easy. This is a purely urban, scenic, and recreational walk, with leisurely strolls on flat surfaces, suitable for any fitness level.
• Climate: Temperate and very humid. Lima does not experience torrential rains, but it does have a persistent drizzle during the winter (June to October), while the summer (December to March) offers quite warm and clear nights.
• Altitude: The entire route is practically at sea level, so there is no risk of altitude sickness or other related problems.
• Recommended Age: An ideal excursion for travelers of all ages. It is a favorite urban experience for families with children, couples, and groups of friends visiting the capital.
• Reference Times: Starting in the mid-afternoon is strategic to admire the transition from natural light to the city’s monumental illumination, perfectly coinciding with the scheduled times for the park’s laser shows.

Itinerary

The following itinerary details the half-day tour (morning shift model). Times are approximate and subject to change depending on traffic flow in the capital.

• 9:00 – 9:30 – Pick-up from your hotel in the tourist districts of Miraflores, San Isidro, or Barranco, to begin the journey in comfortable transportation.
• 9:45 – Panoramic tour of the San Isidro district. We will appreciate the traditional El Olivar forest and have an exterior view of Huaca Pucllana, an impressive pre-Inca pyramidal ceremonial center that contrasts with the modern city.
• 10:30 – Arrival in the historic center of Lima. We begin a walking tour, visiting the majestic Plaza San Martín, surrounded by imposing buildings of Republican architecture.
• 11:00 – Walk along the traditional Jirón de la Unión to reach the Plaza Mayor. Here we will admire the architecture of the Government Palace, the City Hall, the Archbishop’s Palace, and the facade of the Cathedral Basilica.
• 11:45 AM – Entrance to the monumental complex of the Convent of San Francisco. We will take a guided tour of its historic cloisters, the impressive choir library, and descend into the famous underground galleries, known as the Catacombs of Lima.
• 12:45 PM – Boarding the tourist transport to head back to the Miraflores district. We will stop at the iconic Love Park to enjoy a spectacular view of the cliffs and the Pacific Ocean.
• 1:30 PM – End of the tour. Transfer back to your hotel or a nearby central location in Miraflores.

Includes

• Pick-up and drop-off at hotels located in tourist areas (Miraflores, San Isidro, Barranco).
• Modern, comfortable, and air-conditioned tourist transportation throughout the urban route.
• Official entrance ticket to the San Francisco Convent and tour of its catacombs.
• Professional bilingual tour guide (Spanish and English).
• Panoramic tour of the modern districts and walking tour of the historic center.
• Ongoing assistance from our operations team.

Not Include

• Meals, lunches, or snacks during the tour.
• Entrance to the interior of the Lima Cathedral Basilica or Huaca Pucllana (visits to these sites are panoramic and exterior only).
• Personal expenses, purchase of handicrafts or souvenirs.
• Voluntary tips for the guide and driver.
• Travel insurance.

Recommendations

• Wear comfortable, lightweight clothing during the summer (December to March), or bring a windbreaker and sweater during the winter months (June to October) due to Lima’s characteristic humidity.
• Wear closed, comfortable shoes, as the portion of the tour through the historic center is entirely pedestrianized and covers several cobblestone blocks.
• Protect yourself from sun exposure by applying sunscreen before starting the tour and wearing sunglasses, especially if you visit during the morning.
• Bring a personal water bottle to stay hydrated and a camera with enough storage to capture the beautiful colonial architecture and the ocean view.
• Have cash in Peruvian Soles available to purchase water, traditional snacks, or souvenirs during your free time in the plazas.

Additional Information

• Difficulty: Easy. The tour is scenic and cultural, with leisurely walks on completely flat terrain. No prior physical preparation is required.
• Climate: Temperate and very humid. Lima is characterized by mostly cloudy skies in winter with light morning drizzles, and quite warm and sunny days during the summer season.
• Altitude: This entire tour takes place practically at sea level. It’s the perfect excursion to take as soon as you arrive in the country without worrying about the altitude.
• Recommended Age: Suitable for travelers of all ages. It’s a family-friendly, very safe outing with significant historical value.
• Reference Schedule: This tour usually has daily departures scheduled at two main times: morning (starting at 9:00 AM) and afternoon (starting at 2:00 PM).