TOUR PERU


When: May 16–23, 2026

Step into a world where ancient stones whisper, mountains breathe, and the spirit of the Andes rises around you. This is not a tour. It is a full-body, full-heart immersion into Inca history, Quechua culture, sacred sites, deep learning, and restorative adventure.

Designed for travelers seeking meaning, mystery, comfort, culture, and unforgettable moments, this 8-day experience combines guided excursions, fresh local cuisine, hands-on activities, and optional spiritual ceremonies led by trusted local practitioners.

What’s Included

  • 7 nights at Royal Inka Pisac
  • All transport in Peru
  • 26 fresh, local meals + hot snacks
  • Excursions to major archeological sites
  • Tri-lingual expert guide
  • Evening gatherings, conversations, and optional spa treatments
  • All entrance fees (except the $30 Peru government site fee)

Excludes: airfare, alcoholic drinks, insurance, personal expenses, and gratuities.

Trip Snapshot

  • 7 nights / 8 days
  • 6 half-day excursions
  • 1 full-day Machu Picchu adventure
  • 16 hours of customizable session time
  • 26 meals + snacks
  • Optional ceremonies, spa treatments, and luxury upgrades

Full Itinerary

DAY 1 – SATURDAY

  • Airport pick-up and transfer to Royal Inka Pisac
  • A traditional greeting from the Inca King and Queen
  • Evening: snacks, conversations, cash bar, or optional spa treatment

DAY 2 – SUNDAY

  • Ride through one of the greatest Incan sites in existence.
  • Guided horseback tour of:
  • Saqsaywaman Fortress
  • Temple of the Moon
  • Naupa Iglesia
  • Meet alpacas and local artisans
  • Optional evening spa treatment

DAY 3 – MONDAY

  • Breakfast
  • Lunch
  • Guided exploration of the Pisac Archeological Site
  • Optional Shamanic Ceremony ($150)
  • Evening snacks, gatherings, and spa options

DAY 4 – TUESDAY

  • Breakfast
  • Full cultural immersion with Quechuan-speaking guide:
  • Traditional lunch
  • Farming practices
  • Weaving demonstrations
  • Gift-giving to local children

DAY 5 – WEDNESDAY

  • Train journey to Machu Picchu
  • Guided exploration of the citadel
  • Visit to the local hot springs
  • Optional:
  • Hiram Bingham Luxury Train (one-way) – $1,000
  • Huayna Picchu climb – $80

DAY 6 – THURSDAY

  • Breakfast
  • Lunch
  • Hands-on workshop: Traditional Andean plants and their uses
  • Evening: Peruvian cooking and cocktail class
  • Salsa dancing + snacks + spa options

DAY 7 – FRIDAY

  • Breakfast
  • Lunch
  • Guided visit to Huchuy Qosqo
  • Snacks
  • Optional San Pedro Ceremony – $90

DAY 8 – SATURDAY

  • Breakfast
  • Street food exploration
  • Cusco City Tour and San Pedro Market
  • Airport transfer

Cost

Double Occupancy: $5,867

Single Occupancy: $6,117

Important: Your own per-person rate will be added to this base for final attendee pricing.

Final price adjusts per customized itinerary.

Notes and Personalization

  • Campfire evenings available
  • Meals are 3-course minimum, freshly prepared
  • Optional ceremonies with vetted practitioners
  • Entire schedule customizable

Optional Add-Ons and Extra Excursions

  • Adventure
  • Zip line
  • Rock climbing
  • Sky biking
  • Four-wheeling
  • Camping
  • Sacred river journey
  • Cultural or Educational
  • Yoga classes
  • Chocolate farm and cacao ceremony
  • Gold and silver workshop
  • Churches of Cusco
  • Bohemian Cusco
  • Tipón hydraulic system
  • Salt mines
  • Rainbow Mountain on horseback
  • UFO museum

Optional Ceremonies with Trusted Local Practitioners

  • Ayahuasca
  • San Pedro
  • Sound healing
  • Coca leaf readings
  • Energetic cleansing and alignment
  • Pachamama reintegration
  • Fire ceremonies
  • Ancestral healing
  • Cacao ceremony

It’s not just a trip, it’s a transformational Sacred Valley experience.

Ready to Join the Grand Adventure Peru 2026? Contact us to reserve your spot.

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