2027 Peru: Machu Picchu & Lake Titicaca Tour

Starting from Starting from: $6,249 $5,899 * per person

2027 Peru: Machu Picchu & Lake Titicaca

Small Group Travel rewards travelers with new perspectives. With just 12–24 passengers, these are the personal adventures that today’s cultural explorers dream of.

12 Days
15 Meals: 9 Breakfasts, 2 Lunches, 4 Dinners
Escorted from Honolulu

Tour Date & Manager:

August 02 – 13, 2027
Tour Manager: Gwen Macion

Tour Highlights:

Pisac Market, Ollantaytambo Ruins, Pablo Seminario Ceramic Studio, Quechua Community Visit and Lunch, Machu Picchu, Koricancha Temple, Uros Floating Islands, Home-Hosted Lunch & Larco Museum

Overview:

From the sacred citadel of Machu Picchu to the floating islands of Lake Titicaca, the magical wonders of Peru are waiting behind every corner. Take in Lima and see the historical side of the “City of Kings.” Explore Andean art forms and the local way of life during your stay in the Sacred Valley. Delight in a home-hosted farm-to-table lunch at a local Quechua community. At Machu Picchu, spend a night at the base of the “Lost City of the Incas” and enjoy a culinary demonstration. Explore Cuzco, a city that blends Inca and Spanish colonial influences. Discover the birthplace of the Incan Empire in Puno and Lake Titicaca. Meet the indigenous Uros people of the floating islands on Lake Titicaca. Step into the past as you explore mysterious ancient sites and immerse yourself in the culture as you taste the country’s renowned cuisine.

Activity Level:

The overall activity level of this tour is a level 4. This means you’re ready to seize the day, whatever it may bring. You lead an active life at home (walking, biking, and half or full day hikes are things you may enjoy) and 10,000 steps a day is normal for you. You can handle longer walking tours (more than 3 hours covering 3+ miles at a steady clip) and activities that involve traversing uneven terrain, steep slopes, standing for periods of time, and varying altitudes and temperatures. You don’t mind being on the go with some early starts, late nights, and full days. You can handle altitudes of 9,000 feet or higher with little to no issue. This level is not appropriate for travelers who use wheelchairs, walkers, and other mobility assistance devices.