The experts in boutique travel To Peru and South America
Arequipa is a true traveler’s paradise. Cobblestoned streets, fairytale architecture, and the looming presence of Misti Volcano all make for fantastic photographs.
Where to find the perfect meal in Arequipa? That’s the topic of this week’s post.
Autor 2 occupies a 20th century mansion with 3 floors and 5 guest rooms. Mornings begin with fresh brewed coffee, a big bowl of fruit, and a side of toast with eggs made to order. Go out the door, walk for 2 minutes, and you are at the Malecon, a park-filled promenade that runs atop the green cliffs of Miraflores. Admire the Pacific Ocean views and let the sound of the breaking waves fill your ears. Back at the house, chat with the friendly staff and get advice and recommendations for how to spend the rest of your day exploring the City of Kings.
Four guest rooms in a gorgeous restored villa with a perfect location between the Miraflores center and the sea. For newcomers to Peru, Hotel de Autor (also known as Autor 1) could be the perfect home base for an introduction to the capital city of Lima.
We recommend the Belmond Miraflores Park for travelers to Lima in search of a luxury hotel with boutique touches and a prime location on the coast. What we love: the stunning rooftop pool, thoughtful design and decoration throughout the hotel, and guest rooms designed to make you want to linger.
The Country Club Lima Hotel appeals to travelers in search of South American luxury. Inaugurated in 1927, it is one of Peru’s most emblematic hotels, the second oldest in Lima, and the only hotel which is also a national monument.
Hilton Lima Miraflores delivers a combination of premium amenities, deluxe decor, and professional service that are pillars of this leading international hotel brand.
Stretching 42 km (26 mile) from the Sacred Valley to the Sun Gate of Machu Picchu, the classic Inca Trail traverses some of the most riveting landscapes in all of Peru.
Huayna Picchu, which in Quechua roughly translates to “Young Peak,” is the majestic sugarloaf mountain that rests behind the northern side of Machu Picchu. Its dramatic shape and backdrop against the ruins are, in part, why Machu Picchu is so striking in appearance.
With so many things to do in Lima, you could spend days exploring Peru’s capital city. Lima is a bustling cosmopolitan center of art, culture, and cuisine.
A Peru honeymoon is a dream trip for many couples thanks to the mystical archeological site of Machu Picchu. Combined with Peru’s fascinating history, tranquil landscapes, and uniquely flavorful cuisine, it is one of the most romantic honeymoon destinations in the world.