Peru Splendors with Peru's Amazon, Arequipa & Colca Canyon
Peru Splendors with Peru's Amazon, Arequipa & Colca Canyon
Peru Splendors with Peru's Amazon, Arequipa & Colca Canyon
15 Days Starting and ending in Lima, Peru
Visiting: Lima, Puerto Maldonado, Tambopata National Reserve, Hacienda Concepción, Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu, Cusco, Arequipa, Colca Canyon, South America
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Tour code:
SOY3-2026
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Fully Guided
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Tour Overview
Embark on an unforgettable journey through Peru with the "Peru Splendors with Peru's Amazon, Arequipa & Colca Canyon" tour. Begin your adventure in Lima, exploring its colonial heritage before delving into the heart of the Amazon at Hacienda Concepción. Experience the rich biodiversity of the rainforest with guided nature walks, canoe rides, and canopy walkways. Continue to the Sacred Valley, visiting ancient Inca sites and local markets, before ascending to the legendary Machu Picchu. Discover Cusco's blend of Inca and Spanish influences, and marvel at the breathtaking landscapes of Colca Canyon. This tour offers a perfect blend of cultural immersion, natural wonders, and historical exploration.
Highlights
Itinerary
Day 1: Arrive In Lima,Peru
Location: Lima
Accommodation Name: Wyndham Costa del Sol Lima Airport
Arrive in Lima and meet your Globus representative.
ARRIVE IN LIMA, PERU Welcome to Lima!Arrive in Lima and meet your Globus representative.
Day 2: Lima,Puerto Maldonado,Hacienda Concepción
Location: Puerto Maldonado
Accommodation Name: Inkaterra Hacienda Concepcion
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
NOTE:Activities and itinerary timing in the Amazon is subject to change and dependent on weather conditions. When changes occur, alternative activities will be provided.
LIMA–PUERTO MALDONADO–HACIENDA CONCEPCIÓN Back to NatureFly to Puerto Maldonado, capital of Madre de Dios and the entry to Peru’s Amazon Jungle. Embark on a motorboat ride up the Madre de Dios River to view the exotic wildlife. Arrive at your Amazon Jungle lodge and meet your Naturalist. After settling in, head out with your Naturalist for a walk along nature trails to learn about primary and secondary rainforest. At dusk, take a canoe ride to learn about the Amazonia River ecosystems, nocturnal animals’ activity, and the southern constellations. (B,L,D)TOUR HIGHLIGHT ACCOMMODATION SPOTLIGHT Deep within the heart of the Amazon lays Inkaterra Hacienda Concepción, located between the Tambopata National Reserve and the shores of the Madre de Dios River and is one of the most biodiverse regions on the planet. Built on a former cacao and rubber plantation in the Southern Peruvian rainforest near the Bolivian and Brazilian borders, Hacienda Concepción covers 819 hectares of 819 hectares primary rainforest, with a natural oxbow lake making it home to diverse ecosystems, tropical plants, and wildlife. Guests will live an Amazonian experience surrounded by an array of wildlife and native flora. Each guestroom has a private bathroom with hot water, electricity, ceiling fan, picture windows with views of the forest, and mosquito-netted beds.NOTE:Activities and itinerary timing in the Amazon is subject to change and dependent on weather conditions. When changes occur, alternative activities will be provided.
Day 3: Hacienda Concepción
Location: Tambopata National Reserve
Accommodation Name: Inkaterra Hacienda Concepcion
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
This morning, take a nature walk with your Naturalist through Tambopata National Reserve and a dugout canoe ride around Lake Sandoval in search of native flora and fauna. Learn about the reserve’s conservation efforts and the animals that inhabit this lake, such as the endangered giant river otters, blue and yellow macaws, red howler monkeys, and black caimans. This afternoon, explore the rainforest on a canopy walkway consisting of seven suspension bridges hanging more than 100 feet from the ground. From the treetops, keep an eye out for white-throated toucans, woodpeckers, trogons, squirrel monkeys, and the three-toed sloth. After night falls, your Naturalist introduces you to the nocturnal animals of the Amazon.
HACIENDA CONCEPCIÓN All Creatures Great & Small This morning, take a nature walk with your Naturalist through Tambopata National Reserve and a dugout canoe ride around Lake Sandoval in search of native flora and fauna. Learn about the reserve’s conservation efforts and the animals that inhabit this lake, such as the endangered giant river otters, blue and yellow macaws, red howler monkeys, and black caimans. This afternoon, explore the rainforest on a canopy walkway consisting of seven suspension bridges hanging more than 100 feet from the ground. From the treetops, keep an eye out for white-throated toucans, woodpeckers, trogons, squirrel monkeys, and the three-toed sloth. After night falls, your Naturalist introduces you to the nocturnal animals of the Amazon. (B,L,D)TOUR HIGHLIGHTNIGHT MOVES Enter the forest this evening and witness the enchanting transformation of the rainforest from a diurnal to a nocturnal environment on a guided night walk, as animals and birds of the daytime give way to species specially adapted to the shadows of the night. Keep an eye out for nocturnal monkeys, armadillos, frogs, insects, and maybe even snakes!
Day 4: Hacienda Concepción
Location: Hacienda Concepción
Accommodation Name: Inkaterra Hacienda Concepcion
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
A short boat ride brings you to a native farm where farmers use ancient methods to grow crops. Learn about local cultivation techniques, intriguing medicinal uses by local communities, and taste some of the produce. This afternoon, you can fish for piranha (weather dependent) like the local indigenous communities do and visit an Inland Clay Lick to observe wildlife from a blind to observe the normal routine of the fauna without disrupting the environment.
HACIENDA CONCEPCIÓN A Cultivating CultureA short boat ride brings you to a native farm where farmers use ancient methods to grow crops. Learn about local cultivation techniques, intriguing medicinal uses by local communities, and taste some of the produce. This afternoon, you can fish for piranha (weather dependent) like the local indigenous communities do and visit an Inland Clay Lick to observe wildlife from a blind to observe the normal routine of the fauna without disrupting the environment. (B,L,D)TOUR HIGHLIGHTWILD WONDERS Inland Clay Licks, is an area of clay deposits in fallen trees and raised roots along the banks of small ravines, natural holes, and is a place where birds and animals come to eat the clay for the minerals.
Day 5: Hacienda Concepción,Puerto Maldonado,Lima
Location: Lima
Accommodation Name: Casa Andina Select Miraflores
Meals Included: Breakfast
Return to Puerto Maldonado and fly to Lima where you will be met by your Globus representative.
HACIENDA CONCEPCIÓN–PUERTO MALDONADO–LIMA Peruvian PleasuresReturn to Puerto Maldonado and fly to Lima where you will be met by your Globus representative. (B)TOUR HIGHLIGHTEPIC RIDE Take in your last views of the Amazon rainforest when you cruise through the waterways back to Puerto Maldonado. Spot monkeys, birds, reptiles, and other fauna on your cruise back to the city.
Day 6: Lima
Location: Lima
Accommodation Name: Casa Andina Select Miraflores
Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner
This afternoon, your Local Guide focuses on the city’s colonial heritage during a walking tour. Start at the Plaza de Armas to see the Government Palace and the cathedral. From here, stroll to the venerable San Francisco Monastery with its splendid 17th-century cloister murals. For a special treat, [LF] stop at a local food market to get a real taste of life for the local people. This evening, enjoy dinner at one of Lima’s Peruvian restaurants with your fellow travel companions.
LIMA Legendary LimaThis afternoon, your Local Guide focuses on the city’s colonial heritage during a walking tour. Start at the Plaza de Armas to see the Government Palace and the cathedral. From here, stroll to the venerable San Francisco Monastery with its splendid 17th-century cloister murals. For a special treat, [LF] stop at a local food market to get a real taste of life for the local people. This evening, enjoy dinner at one of Lima’s Peruvian restaurants with your fellow travel companions. (B,D) LOCAL FAVORITELOCAL TASTES Stop for a real taste of Peru at a local market. Sample some of the local fruits and vegetable that aren’t found in other parts of the world. You can also find spices, meats, seafood, and even a souvenir or two. And you’ll definitely want to take some photos of the beautiful, brightly hued displays.
Day 7: Lima,Cusco,Sacred Valley
Location: Sacred Valley
Accommodation Name: Sonesta Posadas del Inca - Sacred Valley - Yucay
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Fly to Cusco, the impressive Andean city that was once the capital of the Inca Empire. Head into the Sacred Valley of the Incas and visit the semi-circular Kenko Amphitheater with its stone altars and labyrinth of passages and see the ancient site of Puca Pucara. Also, in the Sacred Valley, experience an [LF] El Pago a la Tierra, or Mother Earth Ceremony, performed by a local shaman. Meet local families who preserve the ancient technique of Pre-Columbian weaving using South American camelid fleece. This is your chance to get up close to the various camelids, including alpaca, llama, guanaco, and vicuña, indigenous to the region. Continue to Pisaq, an old mountain village, where you will have free time to shop for local wares, such as alpaca sweaters and blankets, jewelry, or hand-painted ornamental dishes and vases at its famous market. Stay in the Sacred Valley tonight, with dinner at the hotel.
LIMA–CUSCO–SACRED VALLEY Empire of the AndesFly to Cusco, the impressive Andean city that was once the capital of the Inca Empire. Head into the Sacred Valley of the Incas and visit the semi-circular Kenko Amphitheater with its stone altars and labyrinth of passages and see the ancient site of Puca Pucara. Also, in the Sacred Valley, experience an [LF] El Pago a la Tierra, or Mother Earth Ceremony, performed by a local shaman. Meet local families who preserve the ancient technique of Pre-Columbian weaving using South American camelid fleece. This is your chance to get up close to the various camelids, including alpaca, llama, guanaco, and vicuña, indigenous to the region. Continue to Pisaq, an old mountain village, where you will have free time to shop for local wares, such as alpaca sweaters and blankets, jewelry, or hand-painted ornamental dishes and vases at its famous market. Stay in the Sacred Valley tonight, with dinner at the hotel. (B,L,D)LOCAL FAVORITECULTURE & TRADITION Feel the earth, smell the coca leaves, and taste the chicha today as you make payment to Mother Earth. Participate in an [LF] El Pago a la Tierra, an ancient ceremony led by a shaman thanking Mother Earth and asking for good health, wealth, and safe travels. These mystical ceremonies have been practiced in Peru since before the arrival of the Incas.
Day 8: Sacred Valley,Machu Picchu
Location: Machu Picchu
Accommodation Name: El Mapi by Inkaterra
Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner
This morning, visit the Inca Fortress of Ollantaytambo, followed by [LF] a visit to a local home, meet some of the area’s families, and experience their way of life in the Sacred Valley. Then, board the Vistadome train for a scenic journey through the lush Urubamba Valley. Upon arrival, ascend the mountainside to legendary Machu Picchu, the “Lost City of the Incas.” Your Local Guide will introduce this intact fortress with its temple remains, holy houses, and mile-long aqueduct, and will bring you closer to the mysteries still hidden in these amazing structures. Tonight, you may wish to try a Pisco Sour (a traditional Peruvian cocktail) or an Inka Kola, before the included dinner.
SACRED VALLEY–MACHU PICCHU Mystery on the MountainThis morning, visit the Inca Fortress of Ollantaytambo, followed by [LF] a visit to a local home, meet some of the area’s families, and experience their way of life in the Sacred Valley. Then, board the Vistadome train for a scenic journey through the lush Urubamba Valley. Upon arrival, ascend the mountainside to legendary Machu Picchu, the “Lost City of the Incas.” Your Local Guide will introduce this intact fortress with its temple remains, holy houses, and mile-long aqueduct, and will bring you closer to the mysteries still hidden in these amazing structures. Tonight, you may wish to try a Pisco Sour (a traditional Peruvian cocktail) or an Inka Kola, before the included dinner. (B,D)LOCAL FAVORITE TIMELESS TRADITIONS Today, you are invited into a local family’s home in the Sacred Valley. Learn about their traditions like weaving that has been passed down for centuries from ancestors. See how they cook, live, sleep, work, and maybe ask about the cuy (Guinea pigs) they keep in their house.
Day 9: Machu Picchu,Cusco
Location: Machu Picchu
Accommodation Name: Sonesta Hotel Cusco
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch
A morning at leisure in Machu Picchu allows you to wake up early to see the sunrise over Machu Picchu with your second included entrance to the ruins. After lunch at a local restaurant, return to the Sacred Valley by train and continue to Cusco.
MACHU PICCHU–CUSCO Here Comes the SunA morning at leisure in Machu Picchu allows you to wake up early to see the sunrise over Machu Picchu with your second included entrance to the ruins. After lunch at a local restaurant, return to the Sacred Valley by train and continue to Cusco. (B,L)TOUR HIGHLIGHTHISTORY & MYSTERY Staying overnight in Machu Picchu allows you to get up early and experience the ruins at their most pristine before the crowds arrive. Watch as the mist slowly burns off and the sun rays illuminate the ruins. While you are there, you may even want to try and get a selfie with one of the local llamas or alpacas!
Day 10: Cusco
Location: Cusco
Accommodation Name: Sonesta Hotel Cusco
Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner
On your guided sightseeing tour of Cusco today, learn more about the Inca and Spanish influence. Begin at the heart of Cusco in the Plaza de Armas (main square), with a visit to the imposing Cathedral, where construction began in 1550 and was finally completed 100 years later. Join a traditional [LF] Pasacalle through the streets of Cusco before continuing to Koricancha and the Santo Domingo Monastery and see how the two sites have become one. The Temple of the Sun at Koricancha was once the most important Inca site, dedicated to the worship of the Sun. The walls, altars, and decorations were all said to be covered in gold—until the Spaniards looted the temple and then built the contrasting Baroque Santo Domingo Monastery on top of the temple’s foundations. Also visit the Temple of Sacsayhuaman, perched on a hillside overlooking Cusco. It remains unfathomable how and when this fortress of gigantic stones—with some blocks weighing more than 350 tons—was built. This evening, your Tour Director hosts a festive farewell dinner at a local restaurant.
CUSCO Sun Worship & Spanish Conquests On your guided sightseeing tour of Cusco today, learn more about the Inca and Spanish influence. Begin at the heart of Cusco in the Plaza de Armas (main square), with a visit to the imposing Cathedral, where construction began in 1550 and was finally completed 100 years later. Join a traditional [LF] Pasacalle through the streets of Cusco before continuing to Koricancha and the Santo Domingo Monastery and see how the two sites have become one. The Temple of the Sun at Koricancha was once the most important Inca site, dedicated to the worship of the Sun. The walls, altars, and decorations were all said to be covered in gold—until the Spaniards looted the temple and then built the contrasting Baroque Santo Domingo Monastery on top of the temple’s foundations. Also visit the Temple of Sacsayhuaman, perched on a hillside overlooking Cusco. It remains unfathomable how and when this fortress of gigantic stones—with some blocks weighing more than 350 tons—was built. This evening, your Tour Director hosts a festive farewell dinner at a local restaurant. (B,D)LOCAL FAVORITE CULTURE & TRADITION A special treat is in store for you when you are greeted by a group of Andean musicians dressed in vibrant Inca textiles. They will escort you on a Pasacalle (Andean Parade) through Cusco while playing traditional music and performing ancient dances—an experience you won’t soon forget!
Day 11: Cusco,Arequipa
Location: Arequipa
Accommodation Name: Casa Andina Premium Arequipa
Meals Included: Breakfast
Fly to Arequipa, known as the “White City,” as its buildings are made of sillar, a white volcanic rock found throughout the area. Upon arrival, a city tour of Arequipa shows off the Plaza de Armas, the cathedral, and the Jesuit Church, considered the best example of the mestizo baroque style.
CUSCO–AREQUIPA Lava Love in PeruFly to Arequipa, known as the “White City,” as its buildings are made of sillar, a white volcanic rock found throughout the area. Upon arrival, a city tour of Arequipa shows off the Plaza de Armas, the cathedral, and the Jesuit Church, considered the best example of the mestizo baroque style. (B)TOUR HIGHLIGHTCITY SIGHTS Surrounded by three volcanos, Arequipa is Peru’s second largest city behind Lima. The city is built from volcanic material and is a designated UNESCO World Heritage city. Beyond the architecture, Arequipa is known for its authentic cuisine. Visit a local picanteria in the city and taste some of Peru’s best food.
Day 12: Arequipa,Colca Canyon
Location: Colca Canyon
Accommodation Name: Colca Lodge
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch
Drive across Pampa Cañahuas within Aguada Blanca National Reserve, the habitat of vicuñas and a variety of birds. Admire beautiful Pre-Columbian terraces still being cultivated by native Collaguas. After lunch, arrive in Colca Canyon, an impressive geological formation carved out by the river. More than twice as deep as the Grand Canyon, Colca Canyon is one of the deepest in the world. Observe the spectacular terracing, considered among the most extensive in southern Peru. These terraces, which allow cultivation and meticulously controlled irrigation of the steep slopes of the canyon, were built by natives between the 9th and 14th centuries.
AREQUIPA–COLCA CANYON Terrace Views Drive across Pampa Cañahuas within Aguada Blanca National Reserve, the habitat of vicuñas and a variety of birds. Admire beautiful Pre-Columbian terraces still being cultivated by native Collaguas. After lunch, arrive in Colca Canyon, an impressive geological formation carved out by the river. More than twice as deep as the Grand Canyon, Colca Canyon is one of the deepest in the world. Observe the spectacular terracing, considered among the most extensive in southern Peru. These terraces, which allow cultivation and meticulously controlled irrigation of the steep slopes of the canyon, were built by natives between the 9th and 14th centuries. (B,L)TOUR HIGHLIGHTACCOMMODATION SPOTLIGHT Colca Lodge is nestled on the banks of the Colca River, surrounded by hundreds of pre-Inca platforms. Each room features stunning views of the Colca valley, gardens, and an occasional llama or alpaca. The hotel also is lucky enough to boast its own natural thermal pools - a perfect way to relax at the end of the day.
Day 13: Colca Canyon
Location: Colca Canyon
Accommodation Name: Colca Lodge
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch
This morning, visit the observation point of Condors’ Cross, for the chance to see Andean condors soaring in this native habitat. From here, also enjoy the impressive Colca Canyon panorama. Next, visit the town of Yanque before returning to your hotel.
COLCA CANYON On Condors’ Wings This morning, visit the observation point of Condors’ Cross, for the chance to see Andean condors soaring in this native habitat. From here, also enjoy the impressive Colca Canyon panorama. Next, visit the town of Yanque before returning to your hotel. (B,L)TOUR HIGHLIGHTWONDERS OF NATURE The Colca Canyon is home to the largest flying bird in the world, the condor. With wingspans of up to 11 feet, these massive vultures glide on the thermal updrafts along the canyon walls above the stunning landscapes of Arequipa. Don’t miss the chance to come eye to eye with these magnificent aerialists.
Day 14: Colca Canyon,Arequipa,Lima
Location: Colca Canyon
Accommodation Name: Casa Andina Select Miraflores
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch
Return to Arequipa and transfer to the airport for your return flight to Lima. Free time this evening.
COLCA CANYON–AREQUIPA–LIMA Homeward BoundReturn to Arequipa and transfer to the airport for your return flight to Lima. Free time this evening. (B,L)TOUR HIGHLIGHTLOCAL TASTES Enjoy a last chance to enjoy the fantastic food of Peru with a last night in Lima. Toast the trip with a Pisco Sour, sip a spoonful of ceviche, or catch the fish of the day with a dish of fresh seafood.
Day 15: Lima
Location: Lima
Meals Included: Breakfast
Your vacation ends with breakfast this morning.
LIMA Safe travels until we meet again!Your vacation ends with breakfast this morning. (B)
What's Included
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Accommodation
Stay at various hotels including Wyndham Costa del Sol Lima Airport, Inkaterra Hacienda Concepcion, Casa Andina Select Miraflores, Sonesta Posadas del Inca - Sacred Valley - Yucay, El Mapi by Inkaterra, Sonesta Hotel Cusco, Casa Andina Premium Arequipa, and Colca Lodge.
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Meals
Breakfast daily, 8 lunches, and 7 dinners are included.
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Guided Tours
Guided sightseeing tours in Lima, Cusco, Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu, Arequipa, and Colca Canyon.
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Transportation
Transportation includes flights within Peru, motorboat rides, and the Vistadome train to Machu Picchu.
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Local Experiences
Participate in local experiences such as the El Pago a la Tierra ceremony, visiting a local home in the Sacred Valley, and exploring local markets.
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Nature Activities
Nature walks, canopy walkways, canoe rides, and visits to nature reserves and observation points.
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Entrance Fees
Entrance fees to various sites including Machu Picchu, Tambopata National Reserve, and Colca Canyon.
What's Not Included
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Personal Expenses
Personal expenses such as souvenirs, additional meals, and drinks not included in the itinerary.
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Travel Insurance
Travel insurance is not included and should be purchased separately.
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International Flights
International flights to and from Peru are not included.
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Tips and Gratuities
Tips and gratuities for guides, drivers, and hotel staff are not included.
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Optional Activities
Optional activities and excursions not listed in the itinerary are not included.
Meals
Breakfast daily, 8 lunches, 7 dinners
Notes
Maximum enjoyment of this vacation requires walking on cobblestone streets, uneven pathways, and climbing stairs. Elevations exceeding 10,000 feet can make even modest exertion a challenge. Maximum elevation on this tour is approx. 16,000 ft. People should be in relatively good shape to visit Arequipa and Colca Canyon due to high altitudes. Arequipa is approx. 7,808 feet and the road to Colca Valley has mountain passes which are approx. 16,000 ft. In Colca, where guests will overnight, the altitude is approx. 11,800 ft.For the Amazon adventure, guests should be prepared for eco-lodging due to their remote nature in the rainforest. Further, guests should be prepared for sustained walking, possibly muddy conditions, and have the ability to jump in/out of small water crafts such as canoes and small fishing boats. Itinerary is subject to change in low or high water situations.
Small Group
Globus offers Small-Group Discoveries on all South America tour dates. A Small-Group Discovery is limited to an average of just 20 guests per departure. There’s always room to roam with extra space between you and other travelers—while still getting up close and personal to the experiences you’ve been dreaming of. Small-Group Discoveries include all the features of a traditional Globus escorted tour, complete with expert Tour Director, Driver, and Local Guides who ensure that your health and safety is our top priority. A Small-Group Discovery trip is the perfectly sized tour—without the crowds.
UNESCO Sites
City of Cusco|Historic Center of Lima|Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu|Historical Centre of the City of Arequipa
Accommodation
Stay in a variety of accommodations including the Wyndham Costa del Sol Lima Airport, Inkaterra Hacienda Concepcion, Casa Andina Select Miraflores, Sonesta Posadas del Inca - Sacred Valley - Yucay, El Mapi by Inkaterra, Sonesta Hotel Cusco, Casa Andina Premium Arequipa, and Colca Lodge.
Mode of Transport
Travel by flights, motorboat, and the Vistadome train, with transfers between locations including Lima, Puerto Maldonado, Cusco, Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu, Arequipa, and Colca Canyon.
Check out our Q&As
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What kind of wildlife can I expect to see in the Amazon during this tour?
In the Amazon, you can expect to see a variety of wildlife including exotic animals during a motorboat ride up the Madre de Dios River, nocturnal animals during a canoe ride at dusk, and native flora and fauna during a nature walk through Tambopata National Reserve. Specific animals you might encounter include endangered giant river otters, blue and yellow macaws, red howler monkeys, black caimans, white-throated toucans, woodpeckers, trogons, squirrel monkeys, and the three-toed sloth.
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What activities are included in the Amazon portion of the tour?
Activities in the Amazon include a motorboat ride up the Madre de Dios River, a walk along nature trails to learn about the rainforest, a canoe ride at dusk to learn about the Amazonia River ecosystems and nocturnal animals, a nature walk through Tambopata National Reserve, a dugout canoe ride around Lake Sandoval, exploring the rainforest on a canopy walkway, a guided night walk to witness nocturnal animals, a visit to a native farm, fishing for piranha, and visiting an Inland Clay Lick to observe wildlife.
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What is the significance of the El Pago a la Tierra ceremony in the Sacred Valley?
The El Pago a la Tierra, or Mother Earth Ceremony, is an ancient ritual performed by a local shaman to thank Mother Earth and ask for good health, wealth, and safe travels. This mystical ceremony has been practiced in Peru since before the arrival of the Incas and involves feeling the earth, smelling coca leaves, and tasting chicha.
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What can I expect during the visit to Machu Picchu?
During the visit to Machu Picchu, you will ascend the mountainside to the legendary 'Lost City of the Incas.' A Local Guide will introduce you to the intact fortress with its temple remains, holy houses, and mile-long aqueduct, bringing you closer to the mysteries still hidden in these amazing structures. You will also have a second entrance to the ruins the following morning to see the sunrise over Machu Picchu.
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What are the highlights of the city tour in Cusco?
The city tour in Cusco includes a visit to the Plaza de Armas (main square), the imposing Cathedral, a traditional Pasacalle through the streets of Cusco, Koricancha and the Santo Domingo Monastery, and the Temple of Sacsayhuaman. The tour highlights the Inca and Spanish influence on the city, with visits to significant historical and cultural sites.
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What is special about the Colca Canyon visit?
The Colca Canyon visit includes a drive across Pampa Cañahuas within Aguada Blanca National Reserve, observing beautiful Pre-Columbian terraces, and visiting the observation point of Condors’ Cross to see Andean condors soaring in their native habitat. The canyon is more than twice as deep as the Grand Canyon and features extensive terracing built by natives between the 9th and 14th centuries.
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What should I know about the accommodation at Hacienda Concepcion in the Amazon?
Hacienda Concepcion is a rustic lodge in the middle of the rainforest. Rooms have ceiling fans but do not have air conditioning and are screened in to allow you to hear the surrounding rainforest. Electricity is shut off between 11 pm and 4 am, and each room is provided with kerosene lanterns and flashlights at night. The lodge offers a unique experience with wildlife everywhere and educated guides to bring the area to life for you.
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What are the altitude considerations for this tour?
The tour includes visits to high-altitude locations such as Arequipa (approx. 7,808 feet), Colca Valley (mountain passes approx. 16,000 ft), and Colca Canyon (approx. 11,800 ft). People should be in relatively good shape to visit these areas due to the high altitudes, which can make even modest exertion a challenge.
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How long has the tour company been trading?
For over 90 years.
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Will the accommodation included meet local health and safety regulations?
Yes
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What policies are in place for Covid-19?
Please contact us for latest Covid-19 policies
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What documents will I receive before I travel?
Travel documents, including any air tickets, itineraries, and other information, are available approximately two to three weeks prior to departure provided full payment has been received.
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What Ethical Travel credentials does the tour company have?
The Globus Lighthouse Project - an illuminating initiative where we can all come together to tread lightly and give generously for the globe's greater good. Globus, along with sister companies Avalon Waterways and Cosmos, invite our travellers and partners to help us in supporting causes that provide for a more sustainable planet and a brighter tomorrow.
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Low Deposit
Globus requires a minimum deposit of 200 GBP per person or the full booking value, whichever is less, with the final balance not due until 90 days before departure.
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Cancellation Policy
We don't charge a cancellation fee, here is a summary of globus charges.
Up to 91 days before tour starts: Forfeit 100% of deposit.
At 90 days before tour starts: Forfeit 50% of booking price.
At 29 days before tour starts: Forfeit 80% of booking price.
At 1 days before tour starts: Forfeit 100% of booking price.
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