Welcome to Lima, assistance by local representative and transfer to your selected hotel (early

check-in is not included). 

The rest of the day at leisure.

Go on an unforgettable gastronomic adventure on two wheels with our Huariques and Bike Tour. You'll be guided through the best local spots to taste Peru's most popular and delicious dishes. Starting in Miraflores, admire the stunning bay of Lima while indulging in the famous "Ceviche," an award-winning seafood delight loved by Peruvians. Continuing your culinary exploration, sample main courses like "Causa peruana" at local establishments offering a unique and picturesque experience. The tour then takes you to a third stop to savor the renowned "Lomo Saltado" and other Peruvian delicacies of your choice.

Save room for dessert! Conclude your culinary journey with homemade ice cream or delicious "picarones" made from sweet potatoes, pumpkin, clove, and cinnamon. Suitable for all biking levels, this 4-hour tour allows you to explore and savor the authentic and diverse flavors of Peru. Immerse yourself in the local culture and experience the best food at original and picturesque venues. Don't miss this mouthwatering adventure!

IMPORTANT

• Includes bike, helmet, water bottle, food tasting.

• Daily Meeting point: Av. Larco 812 - Store 102, Miraflores (transportation hotel/meeting point is included)

• Level: beginners, minimum age 10 years old

At the scheduled time, you will be assisted and transferred to the airport for your domestic flight to the enchanting city of Cusco (flight not included). Upon arrival, a warm welcome awaits you, followed by a comfortable transfer to your selected hotel — your unforgettable journey in the heart of the Andes begins here!

Exploring on foot is the best way to experience the magical charm and cultural richness of Cusco, the former capital of the Inca Empire. Start your journey at the lively San Pedro Market, where you can immerse yourself in the vibrant local life. Stroll to Plazoleta Regocijo and admire its charming colonial houses. Treat yourself to a coffee to go at Florencia y Fortunata Café, a social initiative supporting women in the specialty coffee industry. Next, visit the Jesuit Church La Compañía de Jesús, a Baroque gem offering stunning views over Plaza de Armas. Continue your walk to Hatunrumiyoc Street, home to the famous 12-angled stone. Conclude your tour in the San Blas artisan quarter, where picturesque cobblestone streets and breathtaking views invite you to linger and explore.

Today you will visit the salt mines of Maras where an intense white shines like snow on a sunny day - an impressive sight for any visitor. Salt was extracted from these mines from Inca times on and the same method has been used ever since. You then head to Moray. The circular terraces hidden among the hills are similar to a Greek amphitheater. Surrounded by an impressive backdrop of snow covered mountains, Moray was used as an open-air agricultural lab for adapting crops to different environmental conditions.

Today, you’ll visit the Andean community of Misminay, set in the stunning Sacred Valley with views of the snow-capped Chicon and Veronica mountains. A small group of locals will greet you in traditional attire, sharing music and a warm welcome.

Enjoy a three-course lunch at Misminay. Lunch is cooked by the families of the community with naturally cultivated ingredients from their fields. On a clear day views at Misminay are truly phenomenal. You can see most of the snow-capped mountains of the Sacred Valley and the surrounding farmlands.

Lunch (Set menu) includes starter, main course and dessert, tea/infusion. 

Finally, you will visit the fortress of Ollantaytambo where the Temple of the Sun (formed of six gigantic monoliths, whose total weight exceeds 50 tons) and the Terrace of the Ten Niches stand out.

Early in the morning, you will be picked up by our local representative and transferred to the Ollantaytambo train station to board Peru Rail’s Vistadome service.

Upon arriving in Aguas Calientes you will be greeted by your guide who will assist you onto the shuttle bus to the citadel’s entrance. For centuries, Machu Picchu remained undiscovered by the Spaniards until American explorer Hiram Bingham found it in 1911. On a guided tour, you'll experience the site's unique location and ingenious construction, making it one of the seven new wonders of the world.

Your Machu Picchu ticket (Circuit 2A Classic) provides access to the classic circuit, which encompasses both the agricultural and urban sectors of the site. Along the route, you'll encounter iconic landmarks such as the Inca quarry, the Sun Temple lookout point, the Sacred Stone, the storages known as Qolqas, the Temple of the Condor, and the Guard House.

Entrance tickets to Machu Picchu must be purchased in advance. Priority will be given to issuing tickets for Circuit #2A (Classic). If no spaces are available, Circuit #2B (Lower Terrace) or Circuit #3B (Royalty Route) will be selected instead.

Lunch at Café Inkaterra. Café Inkaterra is one of the restaurants of Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo and the one for visitors not staying at the hotel. The restaurant, located next to Machu Picchu train station, blends Andean food with contemporary cuisine. Cafe Inkaterra is situated under a traditional Amazonian palm-thatched roof and is decorated with local crafts. The decoration transmits the fusion of the two elements given in this place: Andean, Inca architecture legacy in the cloud forest.

Lunch (Set menu) includes starter, main course and dessert, complimentary water.

In the late afternoon, you’ll walk to the local train station to board the Vistadome train back to Ollantaytambo, where our representative will be waiting to assist you and transfer you back to your hotel in Cusco.