Full-Day Lima City Tour with Larco Museum & Lunch

Discover Lima’s past and present on this full-day tour. Start in Miraflores along the Boulevard of the Reserve, visiting Parque del Amor, Central Park, and the Huaca Pucllana Pyramid. Continue through El Olivar Park before exploring Lima’s Historic Center, including San Martín Square, Plaza Mayor, the Cathedral of Lima, the Archbishop’s Palace, the Government Palace, and the Saint Francis Monastery with its catacombs. Enjoy a tasting stop at the Pisco and Chocolate Museum, followed by a garden-style Peruvian lunch. Finish with the Larco Museum’s renowned pre-Columbian collection before returning to your hotel.

Private Evening Lima Gourmet Tour

Begin your evening with a seaside Pisco cocktail at sunset, enjoying fresh Peruvian flavours and sweeping views of Lima’s coast. Continue to the iconic Huaca Pucllana restaurant, where traditional dishes with a contemporary twist are served beside the illuminated pre-Incan ruins. Chef Marilú Madueño presents a refined menu created exclusively for our guests. Then head to Barranco, Lima’s artistic district, for an intimate garden dining experience featuring a creative menu by a local chef and a typical Peruvian dessert. Finish with a relaxed starlit walk through Barranco. All food, beverages, and air-conditioned transport are included, with full dietary accommodation.

Private Cusco City Tour

Embark on an exclusive and enriching journey with our Private Service 4-hour Cusco City Tour, meticulously designed to unveil the cultural tapestry of this historic gem. This immersive experience, accompanied by a fully qualified, bi-lingual personal guide, enhances each destination's significance.

Sacsayhuamán:
An awe-inspiring colossal testament to Inca craftsmanship that took seven decades to construct, involving the tireless efforts of 20,000 men.

Cusco Cathedral:
Colonial grandeur at its finest, standing proudly among America's most distinguished cathedrals.

Coricancha:
The paramount temple in the Inca Empire, originally named Inti Qancha ('Temple of the Sun'), was dedicated primarily to Inti, the Sun God, standing as an architectural marvel and a profound testament to ancient worship.

Tambomachay:
Inca sanctuary dedicated to the cult of water, reserved for Inca Royalty, unveiling the mysteries of ancient rituals.

Puca Pucara:
Inca archaeological marvel perched atop a hill, revealing its dual identity as a military stronghold and administrative centre, a testament to ancient strategic brilliance.

Qenko:
Captivating sanctuary honouring animals, featuring a rocky landscape adorned with zigzagging stairs and a circular amphitheatre with 19 window sills resembling improvised seats.

This Private Cusco City Tour is the perfect introduction to Cusco, the Ancient Capital of the Inca Empire, where every moment is crafted to offer a personalized and insightful encounter with the city's rich history and vibrant culture.

Between Cusco and Machu Picchu lies the Sacred Valley of the Incas (Urubamba Valley), home to some of Peru’s most interesting pre-Columbian ruins and attractive colonial towns and villages. While many travellers pass through here en route to Machu Picchu, the valley has become a destination in its own right.

On the tour you will visit:

Pisac Market - A great place to browse woven blankets, tapestries, and alpaca garments such as sweaters and mittens, colourful fabric and accessories are found in abundance at the Pisac market in addition to pottery, jewellery, and other handicrafts.

Woven blankets, tapestries, and alpaca garments such as sweaters and mittens, colourful fabric and accessories are found in abundance at the Pisac market in addition to pottery, jewellery, and other handicrafts.

Pisa Inca Ruins - It’s not hard to succumb to the charms of sunny Pisac, a bustling colonial village at the base of a spectacular Inca fortress perched on a mountain spur.   Its pull is universal and recent years have seen an influx of ex-pats and new age followers in search of an Andean Shangri-la.  Located just 33km northeast of Cuzco by a paved road, it’s the most convenient starting point to the Sacred Valley.

Ollantaytambo - After lunch (included), we proceed onto Ollantaytambo an attractive little town located at the western end of the Sacred Valley.  The town has been built on top of original Inca foundations and is the best surviving example of Inca town planning.

The town is located at the foot of some spectacular Inca ruins which protected the strategic entrance to the lower Urubamba Valley.  The temple area is at the top of steep terracing which helped to provide excellent defences.

Private Machu Picchu Tour

Experience the Lost City of the Incas with a Private Expert Guide

Upon arrival at the Machu Picchu Train Station, your private guide will be waiting to welcome you. Together, you’ll take the short scenic bus journey up to the entrance of the legendary citadel. Please remember to bring your passport, as it is required for entry to Machu Picchu.

Once inside, your private guided tour reveals the majesty and mystery of this extraordinary Inca sanctuary. Hidden for centuries in the Andean cloud forest, Machu Picchu is the most celebrated archaeological site in South America — a masterpiece of engineering and spiritual design, set against one of the world’s most breathtaking backdrops.

Built around 1450 during the reigns of Pachacutec and Tupac Yupanqui, the citadel miraculously escaped Spanish conquest, preserving temples, terraces, and shrines that offer rare insight into Inca civilization. When the American historian Hiram Bingham rediscovered it in 1911, its perfection had endured beneath the jungle canopy.

Your guide will bring history to life as you explore the Temple of the Sun, the Sacred Plaza, and the intricate ceremonial baths. From the terraces, panoramic views stretch across deep green valleys and mist-shrouded peaks — a reminder of why this “Lost City” continues to captivate scholars, travelers, and dreamers alike.