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A complete itinerary through Peru: from Lima and its gastronomic city tour in Barranco to the splendors of Arequipa, including a cultural safari in the Colca Canyon, a local immersion on Lake Titicaca, the Sacred Valley, and finally Machu Picchu. Culture, landscapes, and authentic Andean traditions.

A complete journey to the heart of Peru: from local gastronomy in Lima and cultural immersion in the Andes, to hikes to forgotten archaeological sites, authentic encounters with Quechua communities, and exploration of Machu Picchu—experience an unforgettable adventure filled with tradition, emotion, and discovery.

Set off on a unique 5-day adventure around Ausangate, a sacred peak of the Andes. Between breathtaking mountain passes, turquoise lagoons, majestic glaciers, and the...

Set off on an unforgettable 8-day trek to Machu Picchu, crossing the sacred sites of Choquequirao, the canyons of the Apurímac, and the Andean mountain passes. An authentic immersion in spectacular nature, Inca heritage, and breathtaking landscapes, with overnight stays in lodges or campsites high in the mountains.

Discover Cusco in a different way with the first outdoor Escape Game in Peru: a historical, fun, and immersive adventure in the heart of the imperial city.

Visit a local Cusco market with Selia and enjoy a true Peruvian cooking class: prepare a starter, main dish, dessert, and drink of your choice.

Explore Cusco on horseback with a scenic ride to the Temple of the Moon and Devil’s Balcony. Nature, views, and hidden archaeology in one unique adventure.

Follow the Ayar brothers' trail to Puma Orqo, Maukallaqta, and Apu Huanacaure. Explore the roots of Cusco and the Inca Empire in a unique and little-known cultural route.

Enjoy a scenic hike from Yuncaypata to the Inkilltambo ruins near Cusco. Discover hidden archaeological treasures and relax with a picnic in nature.

Cusco, the ancient Inca capital, is a city where history and culture blend harmoniously. Perched high in the Andes, it reveals a fascinating heritage through its Inca temples, colonial palaces and cobbled streets lined with ancient stone walls. A cradle of living traditions, it has a unique atmosphere, where the Andean influence can be felt in the architecture, craftsmanship and local cuisine.