Welcome to Peru, a land where ancient wonders meet modern luxury in an unparalleled fusion of history, culture, and natural beauty. Nestled in the heart of South America, Peru is a destination that promises an extraordinary escape, offering an enchanting blend of sophistication and adventure.
Imagine yourself exploring the majestic ruins of Machu Picchu, an awe-inspiring testament to the ingenuity of the Inca Empire, surrounded by the stunning Andes Mountains. This UNESCO World Heritage site invites you to step back in time while indulging in exclusive, tailored experiences that ensure your comfort and style. Whether you choose a private guided tour or a luxurious stay at a boutique lodge, every moment is designed to captivate your senses.
In the vibrant city of Cusco, where colonial charm meets indigenous heritage, you can immerse yourself in the rich cultural tapestry of Peru. Stroll through the historic streets, savor exquisite Peruvian cuisine at renowned restaurants, and revel in the opulence of luxurious accommodations that offer both elegance and modernity.
The Peruvian Amazon provides a unique contrast, with its lush landscapes and diverse wildlife. Here, you can experience the wonders of the rainforest from the comfort of high-end eco-lodges, where every detail is meticulously crafted to ensure an unforgettable stay amidst nature’s splendor.
Peru’s allure extends beyond its iconic landmarks. From the tranquil beauty of Lake Titicaca to the vibrant culture of Lima where you can indulge in world-class dining and every corner of this extraordinary country offers something unique and unforgettable.
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WHAT TO SEE AND VISIT
LIMA
The Art museum Jade Rivera
Jade Rivera, born in Huancayo in 1983, is a muralist and plastic artist with over 20 years of experience. His murals, which depict daily and cultural life, have been showcased globally, including in Germany, Argentina, and the United States, with Peru being a primary location. Jade views murals as reflective tools that provoke thought without providing answers. His artistic journey spans graffiti, muralism, oil painting, and sculpture. Jade and his team are creating a museum to exhibit over 90 pieces, highlighting his diverse creative stages and 20 years of work.
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Sulca Textil Museum
The surname “Sulca” is a Castilianized version of the Quechua word “SULLK’A” or “Sullca,” meaning “younger brother” or “last descendant of the Wari culture.” The Sulca family hails from the Ayacucho region, specifically the city of Huamanga. The Sulca Textile House Museum is dedicated to preserving, conserving, creating, innovating, and promoting textiles crafted with specialized knowledge and techniques that influenced ancient Peru. This museum represents the family’s global legacy.
Rabat, located on Mdina’s doorstep (once considered its suburb), Rabat exudes a quieter, more rural character, also having beautiful streets and alleys with various local restaurants and cafes
WHERE TO STAY
LIMA
B-Hotel: Where art, style and history meet at Lima’s most posh neighborhood
Lima’s only Relais & Châteaux hotel, our restored Belle Époque mansion was first built in 1914 as a summer home for a wealthy Limeño family.
Following extensive restoration works, our white stucco mansion recovered its former glory and started a new life as a luxury boutique hotel in May 2013.
With just 17 rooms, it will spoil you forever…
AREQUIPA
Puqio : tented accommodations rekindling your spirit of adventure.
A thoughtful tented camp that captures the natural simplicity and rawness of the surroundings. Puqio reminds us of what really matters. An integral Andean-style exploration that welcomes food, excursions, and discovery drives provide guests with opportunities to learn about the Valley.
Puqio reconnected with nature deep within the Colca Valley. Fuming volcanos and sweeping the grasslands and untrodden pathways offer opportunities for daily exploration. Meals cooked in a clay oven over an open flame include raw Andean flavors and traditions. At night, rustic elegance revitalizes the body and spirit of experienced traveler. This is the authentic Valle Colca.
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Las Qolqas Eco Resort: The Sacred Valley of the Inca Civilization
Las Qolqas is an eco-resort in Ollantaytambo, approximately halfway between Cusco and Machu Picchu. Here, you can have a one-of-a-kind experience surrounded by nature and historical sites such as the Peruvian Andes, while also enjoying the comforts of a luxury hotel. Las Qolqas, with its tent-style facilities, mystical experiences, and natural backdrop, is the ideal place to enjoy your stay in an idyllic and timeless environment while deeply respecting the environment and ancestral culture.
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Viñas Queirolo: at The Land of the Vineyards and Peruvian Pisco drink
Viñas Queirolo is situated in the coastal desert of Ica, nestled within a vineyard and surrounded by nature. You can enjoy and learn about wines and piscos while also admiring the scenery and walking through the vineyards.
The Republican-style hotel at Viñas Queirolo provides a comfortable stay with spacious rooms, a spa, and an exquisite restaurant. It’s the ideal spot to unwind after a day of exploring. You can have fun while learning about different cultures.
Guided vineyard tour, visit to the Museum of Antique Cars, the Museum of Horse Saddles and accessories, and wine and pisco tastings as scheduled.
THE AMAZON
GoctaLab Art Residency and Nature Lodge: With views at the highest waterfall in the world
Goctalab is a harmonious blend of art, science, and nature in the 21st century. Nestled against the backdrop of Gran Gocta, one of the world’s tallest waterfalls, it attracts visitors from around the globe who come to pursue dream projects, learn about sustainable ingredient production, or simply unwind in nature.
Situated 6.3 kilometers from Gocta Waterfall, Goctalab offers a serene environment with a garden, terrace, and free WiFi. Guests can relax in the café and gardens or take advantage of the complimentary yoga deck. The lodge organizes excursions to local archaeological and natural sites, and some accommodations feature a seating area and patio. Guests can savor local cuisine, and car rental services are available for added convenience.
WHERE TO EAT
CUSCO
The Alqa Museum Restaurant : A hidden treasure at the Ollantaytambo Inca village in Cusco.
Alqa is a cultural space founded by Peruvian designer Johana Sarmiento and Italian photographer Antonio Sorrentino. Opened in mid-2022 in Ollantaytambo, the Andean art museum is housed in a century-old property featuring an authentic Inca wall. Initially a gallery store, Alqa has evolved into a museum showcasing traditional art from local communities.
Sorrentino also oversees the restaurant and bar, essential for Alqa’s financial sustainability, reducing reliance on the museum store. Alqa aims to create unique dynamics distinct from traditional cultural centers.
The dining room’s intimate darkness, reminiscent of Inca homes, highlights the stone walls and floors, and the natural wood of the tables and chairs. The entire process was completed by the museum directors and their local team.
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The Unu Restaurant: Landscape & Gastronomy concept in the Sacred Valley.
UNU is a restaurant with a business-social mission, focused on creating development opportunities for the local community. It also offers travelers and food enthusiasts along the Chinchero, Maras, and Moray route a delightful stop. Designed by Cusco architect Franco Cáceres, the restaurant harmonizes with its surroundings using materials like adobe, ichu, and eucalyptus, showcasing the best of rural luxury.
The gastronomic offerings include 2, 3, and 5-course menus, BBQs, grills, Pachamancas, and the signature banquet. We collaborate with partners like Manuel Choque from Misky Oca, who provides goose wines (ferments) and other select beverages for pairing.
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Merito Restaurant
This restaurant, helmed by Venezuelan chef Juan Luis Martínez, celebrates his roots with a Latin American pantry. The ever-changing menu showcases a constant reinvention of dishes.
The first floor offers an immersive dining experience with adobe walls, stone floors, and wooden tables, creating a rustic ambiance. Diners can interact with the chefs and observe the meticulous preparation process, engaging all their senses.
The second floor features a living room with two interconnected rooms. The design respects the original walls and emphasizes attention to detail, reflecting a continuous quest for identity and authenticity through the use of noble materials and ongoing learning.
La Picanteria Restaurant : a private home in the streets of Surquillo Lima.
The season returns from a time when people barely noticed the existence of restaurants and instead found the kitchens of improvised dining rooms in private homes.
In these cases, simply knocking on the door, waiting for it to open, and asking if there was anything to eat was sufficient. Typically, it was a stew or spicy dish to accompany the chicha while chatting with friends.
Everything turned out to be a culinary event, with popular kitchens dressed in their finest attire.
Mayta
Mayta is a contemporary pisco bar and restaurant in Lima, offering innovative Peruvian cuisine. Its creator, Jaime Pesaque, was born and trained in Peru. He honed his skills as an apprentice in Michelin-starred restaurants across the USA, Italy, and Spain, including the renowned El Celler de Can Roca. Each dish at Mayta is a unique masterpiece, meticulously crafted with ingredients that evoke the essence of the Amazon.
WHAT TO DO
Cycling for Gastronomy in Lima
This activity is perfect for those who love exploring flavors and food in unique, charming settings, especially if they enjoy trying different cuisines. We embark on a bike ride to savor a delicious seafood lunch. You can find the ceviche recipe here, which includes ingredients like limes, onions, hot peppers, and fresh fish. Additionally, there’s an opportunity to learn bartending and master the creation of the famous Peruvian drink, the “Pisco Sour.”You can select either super fruits artisan ice cream or “picarones” (sweet potato, pumpkin, cloves, and cinnamon). Finally, some craft beers await you.
Finding out where the Pachamanca ceremony honoring Mother Earth originated in Cusco.
Among the many traditional cooking techniques used in the country’s varied culinary traditions is the pachamanca. Pacha means earth, and Manca means oven in Quechua, the Inca Empire language that is still widely spoken in One of the traditional cooking methods that benefits guests is pachamanca. Pachamanca, as the name suggests, is an earth-based cooking method.
Dinning inside Cusco’s Temple of the Sun “ Koricancha”
Koricancha (in Quechua, “golden site”) was the Incas’ main religious building dedicated to Sun worship, and its walls, according to chroniclers, were plated with gold sheets. Its construction involved magnificent blocks of finely carved stone.
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Fly over the Nazca Lines in Ica on a private charter
Located in the southern desert of Peru, the Nazca Lines are geoglyphs—drawings created by removing rocks and earth to form “negative” images. These designs have remained largely intact for 500 to 2,000 years. Scientists believe most lines were made by the Nasca people, who thrived from around A.D. 1 to 700. Theories about their purpose vary, with Professor Paul Kosok and archaeologist Maria Reiche suggesting they served as an astronomical observatory for solstices and celestial events. Reiche also believed the shapes corresponded to different constellations.
Adventure in the desert of Paracas, Ica
You will drive to the desert and start your buggy ride, one hour before sunset or go by 4 x 4 vehicles to the dunes with a lot of action. The activity offers offers a stop at a high point with spectacular panoramic view. We wait for the sunset and the rise of the first stars of the night. The party starts to enjoy this celebration under the stars after this wonderful occasion.
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