Peru


Lake Titicaca Extension


Why not extend your tour with 3 nights in Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world. The area is steeped in local tradition, where the storied peaks and fertile valleys of the Andes collide. This is the heartland of South America.


Prices start from


(petroglyphs) and pre-Inca tombs from 4000 years ago. (B)


Day 5: Sacred Valley – Machu Picchu Today experience one of South America’s iconic treasures – Machu Picchu. Transfer by rail in the Vistadome train, which provides panoramic views of the astounding Peruvian mountains, then by road to the citadel located at the top of the mountain, appreciating some of the finest prehistoric architecture in the world. Overnight at the El Mapi Hotel. (B/L)


Day 6: Machu Picchu – Cusco Spend the morning at leisure or you have the option to hike to Wayna Picchu (Young Peak). Return to Cusco by Vistadome train and transfer to the Eco Inn for 3 nights. (B)


Day 7: Cusco Begin your morning with a walking tour of Cusco City – bursting with contrasting archaeological styles of the indigenous people and the influence of the modern West. Begin in the epicentre Plaza de Armas, onto San Blas and finishing at the Temple of the Sun. Spend the afternoon at a local family house and share a typical


homemade lunch from traditional Andean recipes. (B/L)


Day 8: Cusco At leisure, where you have the opportunity to further explore this fascinating city, the historical capital of the Inca Empire. Alternatively there is an optional half day horse-back riding excursion that will take you through unspoiled Andean villages, and Inca vestiges. Take in breathtaking views over the picturesque city of Cusco finishing at the ceremonial site of the Temple of the Moon. (B)


Day 9: Cusco – Lima – London In the morning fly to Lima and check in to your day room, then depart Lima in the evening on your overnight Iberia Airlines flight to London via Madrid. (B)


Peru Brazil £375 Prices are per person based on twin share. 55


Lima


Machu Picchu Cusco


Pacific Ocean 8-night Tour Prices from


07 Jan '11-10 Jun 17 Jun to 19 Aug 26 Aug-02 Sep


Mixed Board


The prices in the panel are only meant as a guide and may change. Please refer to page 17 for more information.


Adult Tour Sgl Rm Sup 2355 2600 2355


09 Sep (group departure) 2200 16 Sep-30 Sep


2355


07 Oct (group departure) 2200 14 Oct-25 Nov 02 Dec-23 Dec 30 Dec


06 Jan '12-20 Apr


2355 2600 2355 2390


320 320 320 320 320 320 320 320 320 320


Prices are in £’s per person based on 2 adults sharing and include taxes andfuel surcharge and ATOL fee of £385 per person (reductions or increases may apply at the time of booking). Prices will vary within the date band depending on the departure date. For full details of our pricing policy and booking conditions, please refer to pages 119-124.


Amazon Extension


Every traveller dreams about a trip to the Amazon and this is your chance. With lush forests, indigenous tribes and diverse wildlife on a river whose size is legendary, the amazon will not fail to leave you astounded.


Prices start from £435


Prices are per person based on twin share.


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