This is Peru as few experience it: immersive, multi-layered, and masterfully paced. From the colonial elegance of Lima to the lost city of Machu Picchu, each step reveals a new rhythm — colourful markets, Incan temples, sacred peaks and jungle stillness. Whether trekking past ancient terraces or gliding silently along oxbow lakes, this journey connects you to Peru not just through place, but through presence.
15 nights through Peru’s ancient cities, Sacred Valley and Amazon waters — including Machu Picchu by train, a four-night luxury Amazon cruise, international and domestic flights, and private guides. From €7,499 per person.
Begin in Lima, where Peru’s culinary soul meets its colonial elegance. Fly onward to Cusco and settle into the Sacred Valley, where terraces, artisan markets and mountain light create the perfect setting to acclimatise. Travel like the golden age explorers, aboard the Hiram Bingham, A Belmond Train, bound for Machu Picchu, stepping off for early access before day-trippers arrive.
Slow the pace in Cusco with its blend of Incan heritage and Spanish architecture before venturing deep into the Amazon. Cruise deep into the Pacaya Samiria Reserve, spotting pink river dolphins, visiting riverside communities and drifting along oxbow lakes at dusk.
This is Peru, the OROKO way — immersive, evocative and expertly paced from land to water.
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Arrive in Lima and settle into your boutique hotel in the colonial quarter. Explore the city’s architecture, art districts and world-renowned culinary scene.
Hiram Bingham to Machu Picchu, weaving with Sacred Valley artisans, wildlife-rich Amazon cruises.
International and domestic flights, hand-picked luxury hotels, private guides and a four-night Aqua Expeditions cruise.
Sunrise over Machu Picchu, weaving with artisans, pink dolphins at dusk, cocktails on deck as the Amazon drifts by.
Mary Masterson
Senior Travel Designer
Mary designs with empathy, intuition and impeccable taste. Her itineraries strike the perfect balance between immersion and ease, with thoughtful touches that make all the difference — a favourite champagne on arrival, a clifftop sunset dinner, or a starlit evening in the desert.
In the Sacred Valley, don’t rush. Spend time in the quieter villages — Pisac and Maras especially — where the mountain light slows everything down. At Machu Picchu, the early entry before the day-trippers arrive is magic, but sunset views from nearby terraces are just as powerful. On the river, leave the camera down once in a while — when the dolphins break the surface or the jungle stills, it’s better felt than framed.
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