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It is difficult to believe that a single country could have so much to offer. Peru’s varied landscapes can span from an equatorial rainforest to beautiful peaks and valleys of the Andes Mountains. This unbeatable travel opportunity will explore these significant and amazing parts of the country, beginning with luxury lodging in the Amazon Rainforest where you can watch wildlife thrive in its lush natural environment around you. In Cusco and Machu Picchu you will delve deep into the mysteries of the Inca people and explore the famous hidden citadel before traveling to Puno and the mystical Lake Titicaca, one of the highest lakes in the world. Experience all these special treasures of Peru without compromising comfort and style with this amazing Peru travel package.

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Day 1: Puerto Maldonado/ Tambopata River Port/ Posada Amazonas

• Upon arrival from Lima, you will be welcomed at the airport and be taken to our Puerto Maldonado headquarters.  While enjoying your first taste of the forest in our gardens we will ask you to pack only the necessary gear for your next few days, and leave the rest at our safe deposit. This helps us keep the boats and cargo light.
• You will be received by your private bilingual guide and be taken to the unique Posada Amazonas jungle lodge, situated on the land of the native Ese’eja Native Community of Infierno. Skirting Puerto Maldonado, you will drive 12 miles (20 km) to the Tambopata River Port (a communal business) to enter the Native Community of Infierno.
• From the Tambopata River Port you will take a 45 minute boat ride to the Posada Amazonas taking you to the community’s Primary Forest Private Reserve.
• Upon arrival, the lodge manager will welcome you and brief you with important navigation and security tips.
• A twenty minute walk from Posada Amazonas leads to the 30 meter scaffolding canopy tower. A banistered staircase running through the middle provides safe access to the platforms above. From atop you’ll appreciate spectacular views of the vast expanses of standing forest cut by the Tambopata River winding through the middle. Now and then toucans, parrots or macaws are seen flying against the horizon or flocking to the treetop next to you.
• A daily presentation on the Infierno ecotourism project is available every night from a staff member.
• Overnight in Posada Amazonas.

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Day 2: Oxbow Lake Tour/ Parrot Clay Lick/ Ethnobotanical Tour

• In the morning, you will visit Tres Chimbadas Oxbow Lake, a thirty minute boat-ride and forty-five minute hike from Posada Amazonas. Once there you will paddle around the lake in a catamaran, searching for the resident family of nine giant river otters (seen by 60% of our lake visitors) and other lakeside wildlife such as caiman, hoatzin and horned screamers.
• Visit a clay lick only twenty minutes away from the lodge. From a blind located about twenty meters away you will see dozens of parrots and parakeets descend on most clear mornings to ingest the clay on a river bank. Species such as the Mealy and Yellow- Headed Amazon, the Blue-Headed Parrot and Dusky Headed Parakeet descend at this clay lick. The clay lick is most active at dawn and during the late mornings and mid-afternoons.
• A quick boat ride downriver leads you to a trail designed by the staff of the Centro Ñape, a communal organization that produces medicines from forest plants and administers them to patients who choose their little clinic. They have produced a trail which explains the different medicinal (and other) uses of selected plants.
• You will have the option of hiking out at night, when most of the mammals are active but rarely seen. Much easier to find are frogs with shapes and sounds as bizarre as their natural histories.
• Overnight in Posada Amazonas.

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Day 3: Parrot Clay Lick/ Ceiba Trail Hike/ Farm Visit

• After a delicious breakfast you will revisit the clay lick only twenty minutes away from the lodge for a second opportunity to observe these amazing parrots and parakeets.
• Afterwards, meeting in the lobby of the lodge, we will set out to hike the Ceiba Trail. Embark on a two- hour hike crowned by the largest tree in the vicinity: a giant ceiba tree. During the hike we will focus on the natural history of the rainforest and its principal taxonomic groups.
• We will take a thirty- minute boat ride downriver to arrive at the most comprehensive farm in the community of Infierno. The owner cultivates a diverse variety of popular and un-commercialized Amazon crops. In his garden, just about every plant and tree serves a purpose.
• Overnight in Posada Amazonas.

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Day 4: Arrive in Cusco/ Transfer to Sacred Valley

• You will be received at the Cusco airport and taken to the legendary Sacred Valley, the source of agricultural products for the city of Cusco since Inca times. There, you will check into either the beautiful Sol y Luna hotel or the Kuychi Rumi lodge.
• After settling in, you may wish just to relax in the hotel, acclimating to the altitude while enjoying the majestic scenery, dominated by the imposing peaks of the Vilcanota mountain range.
• If you have the energy, the local town is well worth exploring with the likelihood of hearing the language of the Incas, Quechua, being spoken as you wander around.
• Tonight, you can try some of the culinary specialties of the region before a peaceful night’s rest.

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Day 5: Sacred Valley Tour

• After breakfast, you will be taken on a private tour through the Sacred Valley of the Incas to see the awe-inspiring stone ruins echoing the dominance of the Inca Empire. These remain important archeological sites for researchers, and still circumvent the lands used by the locals for agriculture.
• You will visit the impressive ruin of Ollantaytambo and have the opportunity to visit a local artisan market in Pisac to enjoy the beautiful handicrafts on sale and observe the traditional dress worn by many, not just for tourists, but as part of the cultural heritage of the local people.
• Before returning to your hotel in the late afternoon you will have the opportunity to eat typical Andean food in a local restaurant.

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Day 6: Train to Machu Picchu/ Machu Picchu Tour

• Today, after breakfast, you will take the train to Machu Picchu, where you will witness first-hand the majestic ruins of the Inca citadel. After passing through the main entrance to the ruins you come across the numerous buildings with intricate designs and very complex stone masonry.
• Climbing up a stone pathway, you reach a building called the Watchman's Hut with a wonderfully impressive view over the ruins and Huayna Picchu towering behind it.
• At the far end of the ruins, close to Huayna Picchu, is the Sacred Rock. From the Royal Sector you can look straight towards the principle baths and the Temple of the Sun. From overwhelmingly crafted terraces to artistically constructed temples and buildings, the list goes on and on.
• Later, you will descend to the local town of Aguas Calientes, where your hotel for the night is the luxurious El Pueblo Lodge, beautifully built in harmony with the high rainforest of the area.

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Day 7: Free Day/ Train to Cusco

• Wake up early or sleep the morning away! Today you will get the opportunity to rest and visit the local town of Aguas Calientes or ascend once more to the ruins to explore some more.
• For the adventurous, a climb up the iconic mountain of Huayna Picchu is a must as it soars above the surrounding landscape giving way to views of the expansive Andes.
• In the afternoon, you will ride the train back to the city of Cusco in first-class, which affords extra comfort, good food and even a fashion show!
• Once back in Cusco, you will stay either at the world-renowned Monasterio hotel (deluxe) or the beautiful Novotel hotel (boutique).

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Day 8: Cusco City & Ruins Tour

• Today you finally get the chance to explore the magical city of Cusco and its environs, where many wonders await.
• This afternoon, you will tour the city and visit some of the nearby sites: the baroquely-inspired Cathedral symbolizing the explosion of Christianity into the Andean world; the dense and colorful local market; and the many delicious restaurants and bars enjoyed by locals and visitors alike!
• In the afternoon, you will visit the jaw-dropping ruins of Sacsayhuaman, where gigantic structures of rock were conjoined in perfect symmetry. This ruin is an imposing example of Inca military architecture – a fortress built from massive slabs of granite to safeguard the city from possible attacks by the Antis, an invading force from the East.
• At Tambo Machay, you will be able to decide for yourself the original purpose of this structure: theories include a resting place for the Inca, a hunting ground, or the site of a water cult. The ruins consist of a number of fountains and a large ceremonial stone bath known as the Bath of the Inca.

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Day 9: Cusco Shopping Tour

• Today you will visit the many artisan stands where amazingly skilled craftsmen knit beautiful textiles and give shape to pottery, carvings, jewelry and more.
• At night, you have the option of enjoying Cusco’s wild nightlife, or making the most of your distinctive hotel and its facilities.

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Day 10: Cusco/ Puno

• Upon arrival, you will be picked up and taken to your hotel: either the beautiful Libertador Hotel with its traditionally inspired colonial architecture, or the exclusive Casa Andina, which offers a gorgeous view of Lake Titicaca.
• Relax and acclimatize to the high altitude of the region, enjoy the first-class service and cuisine, and prepare for the next day’s adventure!

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Day 11: Lake Titicaca Tour

• Tour one of the world’s highest navigable lakes at 2370 mi (3820km) above sea level which is at the same time South America’s largest lake.
• You will have a full-day boat tour of the artificial islands of Uros as well as the natural islands of Taquile and Amantani, get to know the local population and see their unique handicrafts and style of dress.

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Day 12: Transfer Out

• Private transfer to the airport or bus station to continue your journey in Peru.

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Prices of Special #4

Occupancy	Boutique	Deluxe
Double/Triple	$ 2,619 € 2,126 £ 1,751	$ 3,349 € 2,719 £ 2,239
Single	$ 4,159 € 3,376 £ 2,780	$ 5,639 € 4,578 £ 3,770

• 3 nights in Puerto Maldonado, 2 nights in Sacred Valley, 1 night in Machu Picchu, 3 nights in Cusco, 2 nights in Puno
• First-class roundtrip train Cusco- Machu Picchu
• All tours in private stated in the itinerary
• Guided visits with private English speaking tour guides
• All private transfers and entrance fees
• All breakfasts
• First class accommodations based on US-standards

Hiram Bingham Roundtrip Train Service Upgrade

This train is the most luxurious way to travel between Cusco and Machu Picchu. It consists of two Dining Cars, an Observation Bar Car and a Kitchen Car. The Hiram Bingham train features carriages painted in blue and gold with elegant interiors reminiscent of the Pullman trains of the 1920’s. En route to Machu Picchu in the morning, you will be served brunch as the stunning landscape unfolds from your window and as you return to Cusco in the evening you will be served cocktails and a gourmet dinner aboard the train.

Price per passenger
$ 339 € 214 £ 170

* The Hiram Bingham service is not available Sundays.

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Extra day(s) in Puno

Occupancy	Boutique	Deluxe
Double/Triple	$ 95 € 77 £ 64	$ 119 € 97 £ 80
Single	$ 195 € 158 £ 130	$ 239 € 194 £ 160

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From Puno to La Paz:

The two tours below are conducted on a luxury Catamaran Cruise Ship, the second of which gives you the opportunity to spend a night onboard. Both tours begin in Puno and both offer the choice of returning to Puno afterwards or continuing by land to La Paz, Bolivia, the world’s highest capital city.

Lake Titicaca Catamaran Tour- Full Day

Take an early land transfer to Copacabana Sanctuary where you will board the Catamaran Cruise Ship. Snacks are provided on-board while sailing to Sun Island, the legendary birthplace of the Inca Empire. Visit the Inca Garden and then the Inti Wata Cultural Complex including the Ekako Underground Museum, the traditional medicine and the Titikaka Reed Shipbuilders display centers, the Pachamama agricultural Inca terraces, a handicraft center, the Intica lounge and the Manco Capac lookout.

Catamaran Cruise Ship to Chua harbor while enjoying a lunch buffet on board, land transfer to La Paz.

	With Return To Puno	Continuing to La Paz
Price	$ 199 € 162 £ 133	$ 289 € 235 £ 193

 

Lake Titicaca Catamaran Tour- 2 Days/1 Night

Take the Catamaran Cruise to Sun Island’s isolated Challapampa Village while enjoying lunch on board. Visitors have the opportunity to interact with one of the most unspoiled indigenous Lake Titicaca villages through an innovative program organized with the local community. You may visit their own museum, chapel, school, a typical house, sail in their vessels to an Inca holy temple and walk on Inca trails. In the evening you will have a romantic candle-lit dinner and spend the night on board the Catamaran in cabins with lake views and private facilities.

Catamaran Cruise Ship sails across the lake while guests enjoy breakfast and the breath-taking panorama. Land transfer to La Paz city before noon.

Also available:
Optional trekking on Sun Island
Alternative hydrofoil tour with overnight on Island

	With Return To Puno	Continuing to La Paz
Price	$ 299 € 243 £ 200	$ 379 € 308 £ 253

Hotels - Puerto Maldonado | Hotels - Cuzco | Hotels - Machu Picchu | Hotels - Puno

Reserva Amazonica

Jungle

Reserva Amazónica is located along the river, on a 103.6 square kilometer (40-sqare mile) private ecological reserve owned by INKATERRA, which is adjacent to the Tambopata national park. Offering 30 private cabanas, 3 suites, and common areas, all built in native style, Reserva Amazónica is a perfect place to be to relax and enjoy everything the Amazon Rainforest has to offer.

Facilities and Hotel Services:
Restaurant

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Posada Amazonas

Jungle

Posada Amazonas is a comfortable, low profile, 24-bedroom jungle eco-lodge owned jointly by Rainforest Expeditions and the Ese'eja Native Community of Tambopata. Because of its accessibility, opportunities for excellent wildlife observation, and comfortable accommodations, a stay at Posada Amazonas is the ideal introductory and economical nature tour to the Amazonian rain forests.

Facilities and Hotel Services:
Restaurant

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Refugio Amazonas

Jungle

Refugio Amazonas, opened in 2005, is located convenientely between the Posada Amazonas lodge, and the Tambopata Research Center. Built on a 200 hectare (400 acre) private reserve adjacent to the Tambopata National Reserve, Refugio Amazonas offers the opportunity to fully experience and enjoy the Amazon environment and wildlife. Built using wood, wild canes, and palm fronds, Refugio Amazonas blends into the natural surroundings while still offering elements of comfort.

Facilities and Hotel Services:
Restaurant

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Hotel Monasterio

Calle Palacio 136-140

A restored 16th century seminary on the site of an ancient Inca palace, Hotel Monastario was recently voted ‘Best Hotel in South America’ by Condé Nast Traveler Awards. Along with a rich history, the five-star establishment offers a blend of modernity and tradition. Simple and elegant, no two rooms are alike and many even provide views of the city and the surrounding courtyard. With every luxury imaginable, you are certain to experience contemporary comfort even as the surroundings echo past.

Facilities and Hotel Services:
Restaurant, Laundry Service, Room Service, Internet

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Hotel Libertador

Plazoleta santo Domingo 259, Cuzco

The Libertador Cuzco Hotel has been ranked by the Peruvian Ministry of Industry and Tourism as the best 5-star hotel in the city. "The handsome art-and antiques-filled hotel, just 4 blocks from the Plaza de Armas, is built around a dramatic colonial courtyard marked by perfect arches, terra-cotta tiles, and a Spanish-style fountain. "The Libertador perhaps most distinguishes itself with extremely attentive and professional service." Frommers.

Facilities and Hotel Services:
Restaurant, Laundry Service, Room Service, Internet, Gym, Gift Shop, Parking, Babysitter

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Hotel La Casona Inkaterra

Plaza Nazarenas 113, Cuzco

La Casona luxury boutique hotel is part of the Inkaterra lodging chain which assures guests the highest standards of luxury, personalized service and comfort possible. This colonial mansion offers guests a rare link to the rich history of the area, while perfectly blending lavish contemporary comforts that are certain to create a memorable and unique stay.

Facilities and Hotel Services:
baby sitter, parking, internet, laundry, restaurant, room service, spa, Library, Terraces, courtyard & inner patios, Butler service

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Hotel Casa Andina Private Collection Cuzco

Plazoleta de Limacpampa Chico 473, Cuzco

The Private Collection Cuzco is the most recent addition to the renowned Casa Andina Hotels. Built in a large colonial house dating back to the 16th century, the hotel is located centrally in the city of Cuzco, just a few blocks from the main square. Casa Andina’s first upscale hotel in Cuzco features 72 heated rooms (including 5 suites) with private bathrooms, cable TV, telephones, hairdryers, and in-room safes; a gourmet restaurant; a bar; 3 courtyards; room service; and many other amenities. Discover the magic of Cuzco while staying at Casa Andina Private Collection Cuzco, where you will enjoy the warm atmosphere and the outstanding service from the very hospitable staff.

Facilities and Hotel Services:
Restaurant, Room Service, Laundry Service, Internet

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Hotel Picoaga

Santa Teresa 344 - Cuzco

Just a few steps from the ‘Plaza de Armas’ lies the former 17th century mansion of the Spanish noble, the Marquis of Picoaga. Now converted into a luxurious four-star establishment, Hotel Picoaga offers colonial character with modern accommodations and even provides a ‘colonial’ area and a ‘modern’ area. With views of the charming courtyard, the colonial rooms are vast with high ceilings and adorned with colonial-style furniture and floral patterns. The hotel’s international restaurant provides an extensive menu as well as views of the spectacular city.

Facilities and Hotel Services:
Restaurant, Laundry Service, Room Service, Internet, Babysitter, Parking

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Hotel Novotel

San Agustin 239, Cuzco.

In the heart of the ancient Incan city, the Novotel Cusco is constructed around the frame of a charming 16th century colonial building that envelopes a lovely courtyard. The garden-side restaurant serves French cuisine and the cozy bar has a fireplace. A four-star hotel and a fitting example of the perfect link between past and present, the Hotel Novotel boasts first-rate amenities along with a warm welcome and flawless service.

Facilities and Hotel Services:
Restaurant, Laundry Service, Room Service, Internet, Babysitter

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Hotel Jose Antonio

Av. Pardo 1080, Cuzco.

Recently constructed, this modern hotel boasts some intricate architecture in the colonial style. A few minutes away from the Plaza de Armas, the hotel is ideally located in the city. All rooms and suites are comfortable and are equipped with TV's and some with Jacuzzi's. The hotel offers 24 hour room service.

Facilities and Hotel Services:
Restaurant, Laundry Service, Room Service, Internet, Gift Shop

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km 110 Via Ferrea, Aguas Calientes

The Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo Hotel is a naturalist’s haven conveniently nestled in the verdant Andean cloud forest: the perfect place to catch a glimpse of the astonishing flora and fauna of the region. The eco-friendly hotel resembles an Andean village and is comprised of charming white-washed cottages that are decorated with modern indigenous art as well as authentic pre-Columbian artifacts. With a commitment to indulging the whims of its guests, the luxury hotel combines nature with comfort.

Facilities and Hotel Services:
Restaurant, Laundry Service, Room Service, Internet, Parking

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Hotel Libertador

Isla Esteves s/n , Puno

"A gleaming white low-rise hotel 3 miles from Puno...is the area's most Luxurious lodging." Fodors recommendation "The 123 roomed hotel includes singles, doubles and 12 suites, all with the comforts you'd expect. Good views Good service" - South American Handbook 2004.

Facilities and Hotel Services
Restaurant, Laundry Service, Room Service, Internet, Gif Shop, Gym, Spa.

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Hotel Casa Andina Private Collection

Av. Sesqui Centenario 1970 – 1972, Sector Huaje, Puno

On the banks of the magnificent Lake Titicaca, the Casa Andina Private Collection offers much more than spectacular views. With high ceilings and plush oversized bathrooms, this four-star boutique hotel features modern rooms, a private pier and train station, just to name a few. The gourmet restaurant offers exquisite cuisine and has the capacity to accommodate groups of various sizes.

Facilities and Hotel Services
Restaurant, Laundry Service, Room Service, Internet

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Hotel José Antonio

Carretera Puno – Desaguadero Km. 6.5, Puno

Overlooking Lake Titicaca, this beautiful and comfortable hotel lies on the shores of the highest navigable lake in the world. Only 10 minutes away from the Puno city centre, the new Hotel Jose Antonio offers 131 rooms with views of the lake, insulated glass windows, cable TV, mini-bar, hair dryer, safety-box and more.

Facilities and Hotel Services
Restaurant, Laundry Service, Room Service, Internet, Gift Shop

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