LATIN AMERICA Traveling Well Includes…
• Scenic train travel through Andean vistas aboard Peru’s Vistadome train in premier class
• Guided exploring in 400-year-old catacombs in Lima • Pottery painting & games with local schoolchildren • Visits to Machu Picchu & sacred Sacsayhuamán
• River rafting adventure, horseback riding or a one-hour massage in the Sacred Valley
• A tasty chocolate-making demonstration and visit to an alpaca and llama farm in Cusco
• Airport transfers on arrival and departure as noted
• 19 meals, gratuities to Tauck Director, local guides & drivers, service charges, taxes and porterage
Meet local schoolchildren during a two-night stay in the Sacred Valley
Pasos. This afternoon discover the meanings behind the sacred markings of ancient Peruvian cultures at a renowned pottery studio, then paint your own ceramic masterpiece. Dine tonight in a 17th-century colonial house. Meals BLD
5. A RAIL RIDE TO A LOST INCAN CITY Pack just enough clothes in your Tauck-provided duffel bag for an overnight stay in a valley near a mist-shrouded mountain. Board your Vistadome Train for Aguas Calientes, then drive up to the “Lost City of the Incas,” Machu Picchu. Spend the afternoon exploring this World Heritage Site with our expert guides. Stay overnight here in a whitewashed casita at a pueblo-style hotel, where dinner is at your leisure. Meals BLD
6. DAILY LIFE, BEARS & A TRAIN TO CUSCO Spend the morning as you please, taking a nature walk, visiting the market in Aguas Calientes or learning more about the nearly extinct spectacled bears that live on the grounds of the hotel. After lunch, a train ride and drive bring you to Cusco for a two-night stay in the historic heart of the city. Meals BLD
7. INCAS, CHOCOLATE & ALPACAS Explore mysterious Sacsayhuamán this morning, followed by a tasty hands-on chocolate-making class at the ChocoMuseo. You’ll also visit a local alpaca and llama farm, before our farewell dinner where you’ll learn how to play a pan flute. Meals BD
8. JOURNEY HOME Tour ends: Lima. Fly to Lima for lunch; rooms have been reserved at the JW Marriott Hotel Lima, whether you choose to fly out tonight or stay overnight and fly out in the morning. A transfer is included to Lima Airport from the JW Marriott Hotel Lima. Allow 3 hours for flight check-in. Meals BL
Call your travel agent or Tauck at 800-468-2825
8 DAYS FROM $3,897* PLUS AIRFARE (7 Breakfasts, 6 Lunches, 6 Dinners)
BEGINS LIMA Jun 11, 18 Jul 9, 23 Aug 13
Go to
tauckbridges.com for up-to-the-minute space availability. PRICE PER PERSON
*LAND PRICE + ON-TOUR AIR (1 flight) = TOTAL PER PERSON Double $3975 + $415
Single Triple
$4864 + $415 $3897 + $415
= = =
$4390 $5279 $4312
$200 Child Savings: Children 12 and under Children under 18 must be booked in a room with at least one adult. Triples are usually a two-bedded room with a rollaway cot or a sofa bed. Quad accommodations are not available on this tour.
Gratuities to Tauck Director, drivers & local guides are included.
International Airfare is additional. Call Tauck for special rates on international air for travel originating in the US (subject to availability). Recommended age: 8+
Please ask when booking about additional hotel nights before or after your tour and about our comprehensive Guest Protection Product.
Note: For activities marked with an asterisk (*) in day-by-day descriptions, participation is at your own risk; a signed liability waiver will be required. Please see page 3 for activity and pace level details.
FINE HOTELS / GREAT LOCATIONS Night 1, 2
JW MARRIOTT HOTEL LIMA
INKATERRA MACHU PICCHU PUEBLO HOTEL
Night 6, 7 JW MARRIOTT HOTEL CUSCO Lima
Night 3, 4 ARANWA SACRED VALLEY HOTEL Urubamba Night 5
Cusco
tauck.com 101 Aguas Calientes
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