lima
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Experience the world-renowned culinary capital of the Americas through private tastings and historic urban retreats. Famous for its elite gastronomy, oceanfront cliffs, and vibrant arts culture.
Indulge in private, master-class tasting tables where legendary chefs redefine global gastronomy using hyper-local Amazonian ingredients and ocean-fresh catches.
Step behind historic wrought-iron gates into hidden colonial courtyards and world-class art spaces that whisper stories of a bygone aristocratic era.
It is the quintessential, sophisticated threshold of your Peruvian odyssey—a place that effortlessly awakens every single sense before the wilderness calls.
Engage directly with master artisans whose intricate textile storytelling has been passed down through unbroken ancestral lineages for millennia.
Experience the captivating romance of Lima by night, where centuries of historic colonial architecture glow beneath golden ambient lights.
Huacachina Oasis & Nazca Lines
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Witness the colossal, ancient geoglyphs etched into the desert floor from a private chartered aircraft. Famous for one of archaeology’s greatest unsolved mysteries and unique desert oases.
Discover the emerald mirage of Huacachina Lagoon nestled amid towering golden sand dunes.
Soar above the ancient desert canvas to decode the monumental geoglyphs etched into the Peruvian plains.
Savor an exclusive desert dining experience under the stars, surrounded by the sweeping dunes of Ica.
Marvel at the emerald palm-fringed oasis of Huacachina, a breathtaking natural lagoon cradled by endless desert dunes.
Arequipa & Colca Canyon
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Marvel at majestic Andean condors soaring above dramatic river gorges twice the depth of the Grand Canyon. Famous for its volcanic white-city architecture and breathtaking canyon depths.
Soak in natural thermal waters overlooking the dramatic, terraced depths of the majestic Colca Canyon.
Touch fine artisan textiles hand-woven from the softest baby alpaca, preserving centuries of Andean craft.
Wander through the striking, sunlit stone archways and historic colonial cloisters of Arequipa’s iconic Santa Catalina Monastery.
Lake Titicaca
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Sail across the world’s highest navigable lake and step onto centuries-old, hand-woven reed islands. Famous for its deep blue high-altitude waters and living indigenous heritage.
Sip warm, locally brewed coca tea on a wooden boat drifting across the breathtaking expanse of Lake Titicaca.
Discover vibrant, traditional Andean wool chullos handcrafted with intricate patterns passed down through generations.
The Amazon Rainforest
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Venture deep into the world’s most biodiverse ecosystem via high-suspended jungle canopy bridges. Famous for pristine wilderness, exotic wildlife, and immersive eco-luxury lodges.
Unwind in a luxurious, glass-walled eco-lodge immersed in the untouched heart of the deep Amazon rainforest.
Venture across suspended canopy bridges high above the emerald floor of the vibrant jungle.
Glide quietly along mirror-like jungle tributaries in a traditional wooden canoe at dawn
Watch the morning mist rise slowly over the boundless, emerald canopy of the waking jungle.»
Additional adventures in Cusco
Cusco is a world in itself. Experience unmatched access to royal Incan estates, artisan workshops, and legendary luxury rail journeys. Famous as the historic heart of the Inca Empire and the gateway to Machu Picchu.
Savor an exclusive tasting of mineral-rich pink salt harvested by hand from ancient pre-Inca terraced evaporation ponds in the Sacred Valley.
Witness master artisans preserving centuries-old craftsmanship through intricate wood carving and traditional craft workshops in the heart of the Andes.
Stroll along cobblestone pathways past iconic blue balconies and colonial architecture in Cusco’s historic San Blas neighborhood.
Observe local craftspeople hand-shaping traditional ceramic pottery on a potter’s wheel, continuing time-honored Andean techniques.
