TOP PLACES TO VISIT

The Enigmatic Nazca Lines

This UNESCO World Heritage site is a testament to the sophisticated Nazca culture, a collection of vast geoglyphs—ranging from simple geometries to complex animal figures—etched into the desert floor. Located approximately 280 miles (450 km) south of Lima, the purpose of these hundreds of monumental figures remains an unsolved enigma to scholars today, a legacy that continues to captivate the imagination.

The Colca Canyon (Arequipa)

The journey to the Colca Canyon, one of the world’s deepest, winds through spectacular, otherworldly landscapes. At the canyon's edge, a prime lookout awaits, where you can observe the majestic Andean condor in its natural habitat, a profound and unforgettable sight.

Trujillo & Chiclayo: The Cradle of Pre-Inca Civilizations

This region is a testament to the powerful Moche and Chimú civilizations. Explore Chan Chan, the largest pre-Columbian adobe city in the Americas, and the awe-inspiring Temples of the Sun and Moon, where astonishingly well-preserved polychrome friezes reveal ancient stories. Further north, the remarkable Royal Tombs of Sipán house spectacular artifacts of a Moche king in a world-class museum, offering a profound glimpse into a world of immense wealth and ritual.

TOP ACTIVITIES

Private Trip to Machu Picchu

Journey to the "Lost City of the Incas" with a private, expert guide leading the way, allowing for a deeper understanding of its history and architecture. Craft your ideal journey to Machu Picchu visit, choose between a luxurious scenic train journey through the Andes or a rewarding or a trek along ancient Inca paths.

A Culinary Journey Through Lima 

A private, gourmet tasting tour offers a sophisticated and flavorful exploration of Lima’s acclaimed dining scene. This journey can be featured by a Pisco cocktail tasting by the sea, an exquisite tasting menu at one of the trendiest local restaurants, and a vibrant showcase of flavors from Peru’s coast, Andes, and Amazon.

Sacred Valley Immersion: A Living Heritage

Venture into the Sacred Valley for a profound cultural immersion with local communities, this is a rare opportunity to connect with the living ancestral traditions of the Andes, where you can learn about traditional lifestyle, agriculture using ancient tools and participate in time-honored festivals and rituals. Experience the deep connection to "Pachamama" (Mother Earth), learn about local textiles, and enjoy a tasting of typical Andean dishes in a truly authentic and unforgettable setting.

RECOMMENDED RESTAURANTS

Maido (Miraflores, Lima)

Consistently ranked among the best in the world, Maido is a celebration of "Nikkei" cuisine, the elegant fusion of Japanese and Peruvian flavors. Chef Mitsuharu "Micha" Tsumura's artful creations are a vibrant and intricate symphony of tastes and textures.

Central (Barranco, Lima)

Often considered a pilgrimage for gastronomes, Central has been recognized as the World's Best Restaurant. Chef Virgilio Martínez's revolutionary approach showcases Peru's unique biodiversity by taking diners on a journey through the country's diverse ecosystems, categorized by altitude. The multi-course tasting menu is an immersive and unforgettable experience that pushes the boundaries of modern cuisine.

Astrid y Gastón (San Isidro, Lima)

This legendary restaurant is housed in a beautifully restored colonial mansion. Astrid y Gastón is where Peruvian haute cuisine was born, and it continues to celebrate the country’s rich culinary traditions with sophisticated and innovative dishes.