The experts in boutique travel To Peru and South America
Peru's culinary scene hosts rich flavors and a fusion of indigenous ingredients and international influences, with each region offering its own delicious specialties. Peru's diverse gastronomy promises an unforgettable culinary adventure.
Born and raised in Cusco, Fabricio has witnessed firsthand how his home city and the Inca Citadel of Machu Picchu have gained worldwide notoriety over the years. He studied mechanical engineering at the National University of Engineering in Lima, but life steered him down a different path to becoming a Peru expert guide.
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.
Qenqo poses more questions than it gives us answers. The mystery behind its natural and manmade caverns and the purpose behind its underground chambers attract visitors from around the world. Learn more about the history of these important Incan ruins and how to visit.
Salineras de Maras are an amazing patchwork of salt ponds that climb up the steep hillside. Since pre-Inca times, locals have been mining salt from the local, mineral-rich stream. Maras is a unique and picturesque addition to any trip to Peru. Learn more about the site’s history and how to visit below.
If you’re in Santiago and craving a change of scenery, Valparaíso is the perfect destination for an unforgettable day trip.
Puno is considered the heart of Peruvian folklore, and no other place highlights that fact than the island of Taquile. Situated on the Peruvian side of Lake Titicaca, the island’s remote location has allowed locals to continue their traditions without too much Western influence. Stunning lake and mountain landscapes and spectacular weaving traditions await you on Taquile
Discover the incredible things to do in Cusco, the historic heart of Peru. Once the capital of the Inca Empire, Cusco is now a treasure trove of Incan and colonial architecture, blended seamlessly with modern culture.
Over 500 miles from the mainland, the Galapagos Islands are at the very top of the list of must-see places in Ecuador. The diversity of species seen on the Galapagos Islands is rivaled by few places in the world. There are so many unique species of flora and fauna scattered across the archipelago that to ask which are the best Galapagos islands to visit would be unjust. Instead, we have put together our list of top things to do in the Galapagos Islands that are sure to entice all types of travelers visiting a range of islands.
It is a general practice to tip in Ecuador and the Galapagos Islands. The local currency in Ecuador is the US dollar. So, if coming from the States, bring some smaller $1 and $5 bills along with you for tipping in Ecuador.