Tour Altiplano Adventure | Visit Chile, Peru

Flights

Scheduled flight with Iberia (fare Q) or Air France / KLM (fare N) to Santiago de Chile and back from Lima, subject to availability Price includes scheduled flight from/to Frankfurt

Meals

Daily breakfast, 7 x lunch, 3 x picnic, 2 x box lunch, 6 x dinner

Others

Adventure trip with a maximum of 12 guests Regional flights from Santiago de Chile to Calama and from Cuzco to Lima Touring minibus with air conditioning or off-road vehicle on days 7 and 8 Exploration of La Paz through the eyes of a shoeshine boy National park fees and entrance fees 284 m² of rainforest in your name

Accommodation

16 nights in hotels, hosterías and lodges Accommodation - Eco Boutique Hotel Bidasoa Day 1 - Eco Boutique Hotel Bidasoa [follow-up overnight] Day 2 - La Casa de Don Tomás Day 3 - La Casa de Don Tomás [Follow-up overnight] Day 4 - La Casa de Don Tomás [Followed by overnight] Day 5 - Jardines de Mallku Cueva Day 6 - Hotel Palacio de Sal Day 7 - Hotel La Casona Day 8 - Hotel La Casona [Follow-up overnight] Day 9 - Ecolodge La Estancia Day 10 - Ecolodge La Estancia [Follow-up overnight] Day 11 - Sonesta Posadas del Inca Puno Day 12 - Sonesta Cuzco Day 13 - Hotel El Mapi Day 14 - Sonesta Cuzco Day 15 - Hotel José Antonio Lima Day 16

Guide

Guaranteed execution of all dates German-speaking local tour guide

Transport

Rail&Fly in 1st class DB to the airport and back (https://www.bahnanreise.de/geltungsbereich) Train ride from Ollantaytambo to Aguas Calientes and back Boat trip through the port area of Valparaíso Boat trips on Lake Titicaca

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Others

Departure airport: DE from 100 € / AT from 200 € / CH from 200 €

Insurance

Optional

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Day 1 Day 1: Let’S Go!
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 1: Let’S Go!

The big day has arrived, you start your journey to faraway South America. Today you fly to Santiago de Chile, the lively capital of Chile.
Day 2 Day 2: Santiago, The Vibrant Capital Of Chile
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 2: Santiago, The Vibrant Capital Of Chile

Your tour guide will be waiting for you at Santiago de Chile airport to take you to your hotel. Your Chile adventure then begins with an exploration tour of the historic city center, where venerable buildings such as the Presidential Palace and the Palacio de la Real Audiencia sit alongside modern office buildings. The tour then continues with a trip to Cerro San Cristóbal, a hill in the middle of the city from where you have a wonderful view over Santiago. The crowning glory of the day is the welcome dinner in a typical Chilean restaurant. But what does the end mean here? If you still feel like it, you can take a stroll through the surrounding area with your tour guide late in the evening to explore the pub and bar scene, listen to live music and drink a good pisco sour (optional).

Meals
Dinner in a typical Chilean restaurant is included in the price.

Accommodation
Eco Boutique Hotel Bidasoa
The Eco Boutique Hotel Bidasoa is located in Santiago’s upscale Vitacura district, not far from a selection of shops and restaurants. As you enter the reception hall, you leave the hustle and bustle of the city behind and immediately feel at home, surrounded by warm colors and stylish plants. The spacious rooms with modern, light wooden furniture also create a feel-good atmosphere. But you will find it hard to stay in your room for long, as the pretty hotel garden and swimming pool invite you to relax after an eventful day. In the hotel’s own restaurant, you can indulge in a selection of Mediterranean dishes prepared primarily from regional ingredients.

Notes
The route covers approx. 50 km.
Day 3 Day 3: World Heritage Valparaíso
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 3: World Heritage Valparaíso

You will visit the port city of Valparaíso, which has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is considered one of the most beautiful cities in the world. What makes it special: One part of the city lies in a picturesque bay, the other on the surrounding hills. And both parts are connected by elevators. In the lower part of the city, you can explore the historic center and take a half-hour boat tour through the harbor area. The two parts of the city are connected by a total of 16 inclined elevators. The ride is an experience and the view of the city from above is well worth it. You return to Santiago in the late afternoon and have the opportunity to explore the city again on your own.

Meals
Breakfast is included today.

Accommodation
Eco Boutique Hotel Bidasoa [overnight stay]
The Eco Boutique Hotel Bidasoa in Santiago is also your accommodation today.

Notes
The route covers approx. 280 km.
Day 4 Day 4: Unreal Moon Valley
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 4: Unreal Moon Valley

Desert, moon valley and geysers: your panorama for the next few days. You fly to Calama and then head to where you really want to go: To the charming desert village of San Pedro de Atacama. Desert flair, brown tones in all shades combine exquisitely here with nice cafés, pubs, restaurants and small stores where you can buy one or two handicrafts. Before dusk, you drive into the Valle de la Luna, the Valley of the Moon, which lives up to its name with its strange salt and rock formations in the middle of a vegetation-free sandy landscape and the Licancabur volcano in the background. Your tour guide will then take you to a viewpoint from where you can watch the light show of the setting sun.

Meals
Breakfast is included in the price.

Accommodation
La Casa de Don Tomás
La Casa de Don Tomás is just a few minutes’ walk from the center of San Pedro with its numerous restaurants, bars and cafés. After an exciting day, stroll through the alleyways of the village and enjoy the beautiful view of the peak of the Licanbur volcano. You can refresh yourself in the small swimming pool on hot days. The rooms are modern and friendly. In the morning, the breakfast buffet offers the opportunity to fortify yourself for another day in the diverse Atacama Desert.

Notes
The driving distance is approx. 160 km. Calama is located at an altitude of approx. 2250 m, San Pedro de Atacama at 2400 m.
In the Moon Valley it is often very windy and cool in the afternoon. We therefore recommend that you bring long clothing.
In the months of April to September, there may be slight changes to the program as the sun sets earlier.
Day 5 Day 5: Salar De Atacama
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 5: Salar De Atacama

You will walk with a llama along the historic paths of the ancient desert dwellers and experience with all your senses how the Likan Antai roamed the land in search of a place to settle. Lunch is served today in the family-run La Granja restaurant. Many of the ingredients come from the restaurant’s own garden, which you can visit on a short tour. In the afternoon, you will head to the Salar de Atacama, one of the driest regions in the world. Pink flamingos await you here, pecking for food in the salt lake.

Meals
The included meals consist of breakfast and lunch.

Accommodation
La Casa de Don Tomás [overnight stay]
La Casa de Don Tomás is also your accommodation today.

Notes
The route covers approx. 180 km. The Salar de Atacama lies at an altitude of 2300 m.
For this day, we recommend light, windproof clothing, comfortable shoes and sun protection.
Day 6 Day 6: Geysers El Tatio And The Laguna Tebinquinche
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 6: Geysers El Tatio And The Laguna Tebinquinche

Another highlight: the geysers of El Tatio. Their activity is particularly visible in the morning hours, so you have to get up early, as the fountains shoot into the air hissing at an altitude of more than 4,300 meters. Around midday, we return to San Pedro and in the late afternoon we finally reach Laguna Tebinquinche, a small salt lake in the desert landscape. In the Chilean summer, a white salt crust adorns the edge of the lagoon. The bonus: a breathtaking view of the Licancabur volcano and the surrounding desert. Take a walk around the lagoon and observe a wide variety of bird species in their natural habitat, including flamingos if you’re lucky. The crowning glory of your time in San Pedro is the sunset against the magnificent natural backdrop.

Meals
Breakfast and a picnic are included in the price.

Accommodation
La Casa de Don Tomás [overnight stay]
La Casa de Don Tomás is also your accommodation today.

Notes
The route covers approx. 300 km.
The El Tatio geysers are located at an altitude of 4,300 to 4,500 meters. You should avoid strenuous physical exertion such as fast walking and alcohol at this altitude (even the evening before). Please drink plenty of water and dress according to the onion principle. It is very cold at this altitude in the morning.
Day 7 Day 7: Eduardo Avaroa National Park
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 7: Eduardo Avaroa National Park

The journey continues to the neighboring country of Bolivia, which is around three times the size of Germany but only has a population of around 10.7 million. Especially in the southwest of Bolivia, which you explore first, you will be amazed by the endless expanses. No houses, no street noise or crowded pedestrian zones. At the Chilean-Bolivian border, you first change vehicles, because the Altiplano - the namesake of this trip - is four-wheel drive territory. Shortly after crossing the border, you find yourself in the middle of the Reserva Eduardo Avaroa National Park, which offers a variety of attractive sights, mainly due to its many lagoons, active volcanoes, hot springs and geysers. The first stop in the park is Laguna Verde. The view of the turquoise-green lagoon with the almost 6,000-metre-high Licancabur volcano in the background is sure to keep your camera busy. Leave some space on your memory card, because the Chalviri lagoon with the hot springs of Polques, the Sol de Mañana geysers and the Laguna Colorada, home to over 30,000 flamingos, are also uniquely beautiful photo motifs. With a wealth of new images, you reach Villa Mar, your overnight accommodation for the night.

Meals
Breakfast, a picnic lunch and dinner are included for you today.

Accommodation
Jardines de Mallku Cueva
The Hotel Jardines de Mallku Cueva is located directly on a rock face outside the small village of Villa Mar. Although the accommodation is very basic, it is one of the best places to stay south of Uyuni. Your room is furnished in a rustic style with warm colors and has a special flair thanks to the stone elements. From here you have an unobstructed view of the surrounding area with the mountains in the distance. Relax in front of the fireplace in the lounge and reflect on the day.

Notes
The route covers approx. 270 km. The highest point of the day is around 5,000 m, Villamar is around 4,100 m above sea level.
The journey from the Chilean border to Uyuni (days 7 and 8) is made by four-wheel drive vehicles on unmade roads. Due to the altitude, you should always have something warm to wear in your hand luggage. It gets very cold, especially in the early morning and evening.
Day 8 Day 8: Uyuni Salt Lake And Incahuasi Island
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 8: Uyuni Salt Lake And Incahuasi Island

Photos saved and batteries charged? Then you can continue through the diverse country in the heart of South America. Past huge rock formations and through the small towns of Alota, San Agustin and San Juan, you finally reach the heart of the largest salt desert in the world. The subsoil of the huge salt pan is of volcanic origin. Bubbling salt springs occasionally break through the salt crust to the surface. The drive across the track made of pure table salt on the snow-white lake, which is completely covered in a thick layer of salt, is not an everyday experience. Like a mirage, an island suddenly appears in the white endlessness, densely overgrown with cacti up to ten meters high. With a bit of luck, nimble viscachas, which live on the island, will run past you. These rodents, which belong to the chinchilla family, were originally only found in southern Bolivia, western Paraguay and the northern and central regions of Argentina. The island of Incahuasi is also known as Isla del Pescado (Fish Island). You take in the otherworldly landscape for a while, then drive to your hotel, where you can enjoy the evening with a cozy get-together.

Meals
The included meals are breakfast, a lunch picnic in the desert and dinner in the Palacio de Sal.

Accommodation
Hotel Palacio de Sal
The Hotel Palacio de Sal on the eastern shore of the Uyuni salt lake is around 25 kilometers from the town of Uyuni. The hotel was built entirely from salt bricks and salt also plays an important role in the furnishings. You will spend the night in comfortably furnished rooms with impressive desert architecture. From the roof terrace and lounge, you have a magnificent view of the salt desert. The restaurant serves delicious regional dishes.

Notes
The driving distance is approx. 380 km. The island of Incahuasi is approx. 3,665 m above sea level.
Depending on the weather and the water level on the Uyuni, Incahuasi Island may not be accessible. In the rainy season from January to March, Lake Uyuni is only partially navigable. However, the water reflections that appear during this time are unique and a popular photo motif.
Day 9 Day 9: From Uyuni To La Paz And The Ruins Of Tiahuanaco
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 9: From Uyuni To La Paz And The Ruins Of Tiahuanaco

We set off early in the morning to travel to La Paz by plane. Even though it is not the capital of the country, it is the heart of Bolivia. Once there, we first visit the archaeological site of Tiahuanaco, around 70 kilometers west of the city. It is an important ruin of a pre-Inca culture on the Altiplano plateau and is one of the most important archaeological sites in Bolivia. It has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2000. The most famous sight is the Gate of the Sun. It was carved out of a single block of andesite and is estimated to weigh between seven and twelve tons. It features a relief of a deity holding two snake sceptres in his hands. The mask-like face is framed by a radial headdress. After a detailed tour of the complex, we drive back to La Paz.

Meals
Breakfast and lunch are included for you today.

Accommodation
Hotel La Casona
La Casona Hotel Boutique is located in the heart of La Paz, close to the main sights and several restaurants. You will stay in cozy, air-conditioned rooms. The hotel’s restaurant serves Mediterranean and regional dishes. The colonial-style hotel has an inner courtyard and a roof terrace, from which you have a beautiful view of the city.

Notes
The driving distance is around 140 km. La Paz lies at an altitude of around 3,600 m. The altitude of Tiahuanaco is around 3,900 m.
Day 10 Day 10: La Paz With Different Eyes
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 10: La Paz With Different Eyes

Today we get to know La Paz from a different perspective. The tour starts at the main cemetery. A shoeshine boy accompanies our tour. He will show you his neighborhood and the markets of La Paz. "Fish Street" and "Flower Market" are just two of the popular places we will discover today with a "Lustrabota", as the shoeshine boys are called here. On Eloy Salmón Street, a street full of stores and market stalls, the latest electronic devices are on sale. On "Shopping Cholitas", on the other hand, the "Cholitas", the indigenous women of Bolivia, buy their typical skirts and blankets. The tour ends at the famous San Pedro prison. Your tour guide will be happy to tell you the interesting stories. Afterwards, we take the most important means of transportation: the highest and most comprehensive cable car system in the world, which connects the lower-lying seat of government of La Paz with the city of El Alto, which was part of La Paz until 1985. We take one of the many cable car lines back. In the afternoon, we explore the historic city center of La Paz with the baroque Basilica de San Francisco and the Plaza Murillo, with the presidential palace and the congress building. A few streets further on, we are enchanted by the local market. In addition to colorful weavings and handicrafts, herbs and elixirs from traditional indigenous sacrificial ceremonies are also on sale here. We then marvel at the Valle de la Luna (Moon Valley) in the south of the city. Its bizarre erosion formations offer beautiful photo opportunities, don’t miss them. The landscape here is characterized solely by desert and cacti. In the background you can see a rock needle, which is popularly known as the Muela del Diablo (Devil’s Molar).

Meals
Meals included are breakfast and lunch.

Accommodation
Hotel La Casona [overnight stay]
The Hotel La Casona will bed you in soft pillows.

Notes
The route covers approx. 25 km.
The shoeshine boys of La Paz have to contend with many social difficulties and are excluded from society. This can sometimes make them appear a little shy. The shoeshine boys only speak Spanish. Your tour guide in Bolivia will be happy to translate your questions for you. You will also be served lunch today in the project’s restaurant. By taking part in the city tour and today’s visit, you are definitely making a contribution to improving their living conditions.
Please pack a small bag or rucksack today for the 2 following days (overnight stay on the sun island). Your main luggage will stay overnight on the bus in Copacabana. You only take the things you need for the days with you to the sun island.
Day 11 Day 11: Copacabana And Lake Titicaca
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 11: Copacabana And Lake Titicaca

Today you travel to the Copacabana peninsula in Lake Titicaca. On the way, there are always sweeping views of the largest freshwater lake in South America with the Cordillera Real in the background, until the most famous pilgrimage destination of the indigenous Catholic culture of the Andes is reached between brown rocky hills. Here we visit the church that houses the "dark virgin" for which this small village is so famous. From here we continue by motorboat to the legendary Sun Island, where around 2000 people live today. It was originally called Titicachi and was a sacred place for the Incas. According to legend, Viracocha chose the island to create the sun, moon and humans. From the boat landing stage, you hike to the Pilko Kaina ruin complex. The two-storey palace served as a retreat for the ruling Inca. From here, you continue to your accommodation for today. In the afternoon, there is still time to relax in the unique surroundings here in the middle of Lake Titicaca and soak up nature.

Meals
Meals included are breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Accommodation
Ecolodge La Estancia
Ecolodge La Estancia is located on the sunny island in the middle of Lake Titicaca. It can be reached on foot from the shore in around 90 minutes. You stay in simple bungalows with spacious, comfortably furnished rooms, from which you have a wonderful view of Lake Titicaca and the mountains in the background. When building the lodge, the Andean architecture was preserved and combined with modern comfort. The lodge has a restaurant and a bar. We recommend those who get up early not to miss the impressive sunrise over the snow-covered Andes.

Notes
The driving distance is approx. 180 km. Copacabana and Lake Titicaca are situated at an altitude of approx. 3,820 m.
The visit to the Island of the Sun involves a hike of around one and a half hours. The first half hour is an ascent, after which you walk on flat terrain. Walking is much more difficult at this altitude. Many guests therefore find the ascent very strenuous. Take your time and drink plenty of fluids.
Day 12 Day 12: Visit To The Island Of The Moon
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 12: Visit To The Island Of The Moon

In the morning you set off by motorboat to the small island of the moon. According to legend, the creator deity Viracocha gave the moon the order to rise into the sky. The almost bare moon island used to be called Coati, and on it is the moon temple or Iñak Uyu Palace, which you will visit. In the afternoon, you will visit Doña Asunta and Don Jesús, who live just a short walk from the ecolodge. Their small stone house is one of the oldest on the island and they are looking forward to telling you about their life on the island.

Meals
Meals included are breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Accommodation
Ecolodge La Estancia [follow-up overnight].
Ecolodge La Estancia will be your accommodation again today.

Notes
You will travel by boat for about 1 hour today.
With your visit to the inhabitants of Moon Island, you will make a small contribution to improving the living situation on site, as the hosts will earn a small additional income.
Day 13 Day 13: From Bolivia To Peru
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 13: From Bolivia To Peru

Enjoy the morning hours in the unique setting on the sunny island before heading back to Copacabana by boat and then on to the neighboring country of Peru, Puno. On the way to the city located directly on Lake Titicaca, you stop at Sillustani, a burial site on the Umayo peninsula. Sillustani consists of twelve partially collapsed burial towers standing on a flat hill in the middle of the Altiplano landscape. An unreal sight! After so many impressive images in the last few days, you shouldn’t miss the last one in the evening: the sunset with a view of Lake Titicaca.

Catering
Breakfast and a lunch box are included for you today.

Accommodation
Sonesta Posadas del Inca Puno
The Sonesta Posadas del Inca Puno is located directly on the majestic Lake Titicaca. From all the rooms, tastefully furnished in Andean style, you can enjoy the wonderful view over the impressive body of water. The sunsets with mountain and lake backdrops are also spectacular and can be admired from the restaurant and terrace. In the meadow, you are sure to come across the friendly llama family and the guinea pigs happily scampering around.

Notes
The route covers approx. 180 km. Puno lies at an altitude of approx. 3,830 m.
Day 14 Day 14: From Puno To Cuzco
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 14: From Puno To Cuzco

The full-day drive to Cuzco takes you from the city on the banks of the largest freshwater lake in South America up through the shallow plains of the Peruvian Altiplano, past dreamy villages to the highest pass, La Raya. Here you can enjoy fantastic views. Through the fertile valley of the Vilcanota River, you then reach Raqchi, where you visit a temple dedicated by the Incas to their creator god Viracocha. From here, the magnificent mountains of the Andes, through which the Río Urubamba meanders, dominate the route. In Andahuaylillas, you will visit the colonial church, which is known as the "Sistine Chapel of the Americas" due to its rich interior decoration. In the evening you arrive in beautiful Cuzco and can relax in your accommodation.

Meals
Breakfast and lunch are included today.

Accommodation
Sonesta Cuzco
The Sonesta Cuzco is in an excellent location, just a 10-minute walk from the city center. All rooms have a beautiful city or mountain view. The rooms are modernly furnished and offer a private bathroom with bathtub. You can also look forward to a good restaurant where you can sample Peruvian and international cuisine. A small bar invites you to linger and welcomes you with regional drinks.

Notes
You will cover around 430 km today. The La Raya Pass is around 4,319 m above sea level and Cuzco around 3,400 m.
Please note that Peru Rail stipulates a maximum luggage weight of 5 kilograms per person for the trip to Machu Picchu (days 15 and 16). Therefore, please leave your suitcase at the hotel in Cuzco and only take what you need for the two or three days. Your suitcase will be safely stored and then brought to you in Cuzco.
Day 15 Day 15: Mysterious Machu Picchu
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 15: Mysterious Machu Picchu

Today you reach another highlight of your trip. You make your way to Ollantaytambo and take the Andean train from here to Aguas Calientes in around an hour and a half. A bus will take you up the winding road to the legendary Inca city of Machu Picchu, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, in around 30 minutes. Finally there! The view of Machu Picchu, the mountain ranges of the Andes and the Río Urubamba some 700 meters below is fabulous. On a tour, you will visit the countless temples, palaces, fountains and terraces of the fascinating city and will certainly discover that it is even more beautiful and mysterious in reality than in photos and films. The bus will take you back to the valley in the afternoon - blissfully happy.

Meals
Meals included are breakfast and dinner.

Accommodation
Hotel El Mapi
Hotel El Mapi is located in the center of Aguas Calientes, the small village at the foot of the Machu Picchu mountain. The hotel combines modern design with classic architecture. The cozy rooms have large windows, some with views of the mountain. Enjoy the atmosphere at the bar or in the cafeteria.

Notes
The driving distance is approx. 190 km. The altitude of Aguas Calientes is 2,040 m and that of Machu Picchu approx. 2,360 m.
In order to protect and preserve Machu Picchu, the unique heritage of the Incas, there are fixed visitor routes in the complex from which no deviation is permitted. Today and tomorrow you will get to know the most extensive of these routes, which includes the most important sights such as the Temple of the Sun, the Astrological Observatory, the Temple of the Condor and the Sacred Rock. Please note that the Inti Punku Sun Gate cannot currently be visited.
Day 16 Day 16: Machu Picchu - The Second One
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 16: Machu Picchu - The Second One

And because the time in Machu Picchu went by so quickly yesterday, you can go up again today. In the early morning, when the Inca city of Machu Picchu is often shrouded in mist and most tourists are still on the train from Cuzco, you have the extraordinary opportunity to take the bus back up. You explore the temples and sites on the route that fascinated you the most yesterday or that you may not have seen yet in more detail. Then you say goodbye with a heavy heart before the bus takes you the short distance back to the valley. Around midday, you start your return journey by train and bus to Cuzco. But not without making a stop in the Sacred Valley. The salt terraces of Maras invite you to explore.

Meals
Breakfast and lunch are included in the price.

Where to stay
Sonesta Cuzco
The Sonesta Cuzco is in an excellent location, just a 10-minute walk from the city center. All rooms have a beautiful city or mountain view. The rooms are modernly furnished and offer a private bathroom with bathtub. You can also look forward to a good restaurant where you can sample Peruvian and international cuisine. A small bar invites you to linger and welcomes you with regional drinks.

Notes
The driving distance is approx. 150 km. Cuzco is located at an altitude of approx. 3,400 m.
Day 17 Day 17: Visit To The Inca Capital Cuzco
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 17: Visit To The Inca Capital Cuzco

Welcome back to the former capital of the Incas, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. In Quechua, the language of the Incas, Cuzco means "navel of the world". In the morning, you will explore the historic city on foot, where indigenous and colonial architectural styles mix. Among other things, you will see the artists’ quarter of San Blas with its many small alleyways and the famous stone with the twelve corners in a wall of the former palace of the ruler Inca Roca. The huge, precisely hewn stones of the Coricancha Temple of the Sun also hold together without mortar and bear witness to the impressive architecture of the Incas. In the afternoon, you will be taken to the airport and fly over the Andes to Lima. Fortunately, your journey is not quite over yet. Tomorrow you still have some time to visit the capital of Peru.

Meals
Breakfast is included in the price.

Accommodation
Hotel José Antonio Lima
The Hotel José Antonio Lima is located in Miraflores, a district of Lima with many green spaces, restaurants and bars, and not far from the sea and the regional market. It has modern, spacious rooms with air conditioning, and the restaurant serves Peruvian specialties.

Notes
The driving distance is approx. 30 km.
The flight schedule for the domestic flight from Cuzco to Lima will be given to you by our local partner.
Day 18 Day 18: Lima, The Cosmopolitan Capital Of Peru
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 18: Lima, The Cosmopolitan Capital Of Peru

On an exploration tour through the "City of Kings", you will see the Plaza Mayor, which is surrounded by the mighty cathedral, the Archbishop’s Palace and the Government Palace, as well as the San Francisco Monastery. You will then be chauffeured to Lima airport. After you have turned around one last time and are sure that you will be back, you will board your return flight.

Meals
Breakfast and lunch are included in the price.

Notes
The driving distance is approx. 40 km.
Day 19 Day 19: Welcome Home!
12:00 am - 11:59 pm

Day 19: Welcome Home!

After landing, you travel individually to your home town. Review the trip at home in peace. You will live off the incomparable memories for a long time.

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Itinerary of your trip Altiplano Adventure

Day 1: Let’S Go!

Day 2: Santiago, The Vibrant Capital Of Chile

Day 3: World Heritage Valparaíso

Day 4: Unreal Moon Valley

Day 5: Salar De Atacama

Day 6: Geysers El Tatio And The Laguna Tebinquinche

Day 7: Eduardo Avaroa National Park

Day 8: Uyuni Salt Lake And Incahuasi Island

Day 9: From Uyuni To La Paz And The Ruins Of Tiahuanaco

Day 10: La Paz With Different Eyes

Day 11: Copacabana And Lake Titicaca

Day 12: Visit To The Island Of The Moon

Day 13: From Bolivia To Peru

Day 14: From Puno To Cuzco

Day 15: Mysterious Machu Picchu

Day 16: Machu Picchu - The Second One

Day 17: Visit To The Inca Capital Cuzco

Day 18: Lima, The Cosmopolitan Capital Of Peru

Day 19: Welcome Home!

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