Lost Treasures of The Incas

From its authentic urban vibes, diverse culinary scene, and wondrous ruins that date back to Pre-Columbian times to its magnificent coastal landscapes, stunning ocean views, and breathtaking sunset hues, Lima is a city to experience with all your senses. Wandering around the iconic neighborhoods of Miraflores, Barranco, and San Isidro, admiring beautiful colonial architecture as you go, is the fastest way to fall in love with Peru's vibrant capital, a city of contrasts that is sure to captivate any type of traveler.

The Sacred Valley resort area is ideal for travelers seeking the perfect blend of nature, comfort, and relaxation. Evenings are usually peaceful, and most dining happens within the hotels, which offer excellent cuisine and beautiful settings. The atmosphere is more rural than urban, but that’s exactly what many guests appreciate: quiet nights, starry skies, and a sense of calm that comes into striking contrast with busier Peruvian cities. As the area is spread out, activities typically require short drives, and there are limited standalone restaurants or shops outside the hotels. But the combination of natural beauty, fresh air, and top-quality lodgings renders the Sacred Valley one of the most pleasant places to stay in the entire country.

The greatest advantage of Machu Picchu Pueblo is its location. Staying here allows travelers to reach the ancient citadel of Machu Picchu early in the morning, with minimal travel time. However, there's more to Machu Picchu Pueblo than just its convenient location. In this charming town, you'll be amazed by scenic mountain views, while the soothing murmur of the water as you walk along the river that runs through the town is the perfect soundtrack to the most relaxing strolls. Speaking of relaxing moments, many of the hotels we've partnered with in Machu Picchu offer spa facilities, ideal when preparing for, or recuperating from, exploring the ruins.

Ollantaytambo is one of the most atmospheric destinations in the Sacred Valley, a small town where Inca history isn’t just preserved, but still very much lived. Its narrow streets, stone channels, and original urban layout date back more than 500 years, and this is why it's considered one of the best surviving examples of an Inca settlement. It's no overstatement to say that walking around Ollantaytambo feels like stepping into a living archaeological site.

Cusco’s unique charm lies in its friendly and warm people, colorful traditional clothing, and animated local spirit. The city offers an impressive selection of top-quality hotels and restaurants, from casual spots serving Andean dishes to classy fine dining experiences. Cusco is also considered one of Peru’s safest and most walkable cities, with plenty to discover on foot. That said, visitors should keep in mind that Cusco is one of the world's highest cities, and it may take a little time for the body to adjust to this high altitude. It's no secret that the city’s hilly streets can make walking a bit tiring at first. Take your time to explore the city’s unparalleled atmosphere, warmth, and cultural richness with multiple colonial era and Incan sites in and near the city that comprise Cusco's UNESCO World Heritage List entry.