The Americas - Bolivia - Peru
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Tour code: PB Tour style: Classic Explore Tour comfort: Standard Trek grade: Easy to Moderate
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Machu Picchu and Titicaca
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TOUR ONLY FLIGHT INCLUSIVE
Easy to moderate walking combining the Inca Pilgrim Way in Bolivia with a day trek along the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu
Travelling on some of the planet’s highest roads and railways, we traverse the other-worldly Andean landscapes from La Paz to Cusco. Our trip includes a 2-day trek centred around the Island of the Sun on Lake Titicaca, sacred to the Incas of ancient America. We also enjoy a day trek along the Inca Trail via the ruins of Winaywayna and the Sun Gate to Machu Picchu, the ’Lost City’ of the Incas.
14 day tour itinerary
Day 1 Join tour La Paz. Days 2/3 La Paz After exploring the world’s highest capital city, there is time to visit the nearby sites of Tiahuanaco or Chacaltaya. Day 4 Lake Titicaca We drive to Copacabana on the shores of the largest lake in South America. Days 5/6 Isla del Sol Over the next two days we trek the Inca Pilgrim Way visiting ancient ruins and enjoying spectacular views. Day 7 Puno Today we cross the border into Peru. Optional visit to the fl oating Uros Islands. Days 8/10 Cusco Traversing the Andes by bus (or train, optional) via the Sillustani pre-Inca burial ground, we arrive in Cusco, the former Inca capital.
After exploring the town, we head out to nearby Sacsayhuaman and the colourful Pisac market. Day 11 Inca Trail Getting off the train at KM104, we spend a day walking along the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu, stopping at the Sun Gate for our fi rst view of the majestic site. Day 12 Machu Picchu We explore the citadel with our guide before returning by train back to Cusco. Day 13 Lima We fl y to Lima today where there’s time for a city tour this afternoon (optional). Day 14 Tour ends Lima.
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or call our experts on 0844 875 1893 Tour essentials PUERTO
Machu Picchu Km 104
LIMA AGUAS
Optional train Fly to
PERU 0 km CALIENTES
CUSCO 3400m Lake
Titicaca Sillustani PUNO
COPACABANA Start of ‘Inca
300 km
Machu Picchu & Titicaca PB Amazon Extension PBA
Ancient Inca capital Pisac market
MALDONADO
Amazon Jungle lodge
BOLIVIA
ISLAND OF THE SUN
Illampu 6362m
ISLAND OF THE MOON
Pilgrim Way’ LA PAZ
Worlds Highest Capital 3636m
Accommodation: 10 nights standard hotels, 2 nights standard guesthouses, 1 night simple guesthouse. Meals: 13 breakfasts, 3 lunches and 2 dinners are included. Tour staff: Explore Tour Leader plus driver and local guides. Transport: Bus, train, boat and internal fl ights. Trekking Details: Walking the Inca Pilgrim Way is relatively easy, though bear in mind the altitude. The walk to Machu Picchu takes about 5-6 hours and involves a lot of ascent so this trek is graded as moderate. Group size: Generally 14 to 18.
Planned tour dates Extend your tour
Amazon Extension Why not extend your adventure by three days and visit the Amazon. Explore the jungle by dugout canoe and on foot. Please refer to our website for more details. Tour code: PBA
2013 Tour only dates 23 Mar - 05 Apr 04 May - 17 May 27 Jul - 09 Aug 14 Sep - 27 Sep
2014 Tour only dates 05 Apr - 18 Apr 24 May - 06 Jun
Flexible fl ight options We have a range of fl exible fl ight options available, please call our sales team for more details.
Single rooms are available from £145
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