Arrive on your international flight and meet the local representative at Lima airport. Transfer to your hotel in Miraflores. Settle in, rest, and explore the nearby parks, cafes, restaurants, and oceanfront if your arrival time allows.

Return to Lima airport for the one-hour flight to Cusco. Transfer to the city-center hotel, meet the trekking guide, receive the equipment briefing, and prepare the duffel bags and walking poles for the mountain route.

A free day to adjust to the altitude and discover Cusco at your own pace. Visit the main square, Koricancha, San Blas, San Pedro Market, museums, cafes, and the old streets of the Inca capital.

Drive through Cachora to the trailhead at Capiliyoc. Begin with a three-hour downhill trek into the Apurimac canyon, passing wide mountain and glacier views before reaching Chiquisca for dinner and the first night on the route.

Descend to the bridge at Playa Rosalina, the lowest point of the trek, then begin the long climb through Santa Rosa toward Marampata. Expect five to six hours of trekking, steep paths, regular rest stops, and panoramic canyon views.

Walk from Marampata to the Choquequirao archaeological site. Explore the main sectors with a local guide, take a picnic lunch among the ruins, and choose whether to descend to the steep llama terraces before returning to Marampata.

An early start for the longest trekking day. Descend to the Apurimac River, rest at Chiquisca, and climb back toward Capiliyoc. The full route can reach 20 kilometers and eight hours of walking.

Leave Capiliyoc by road and travel toward the Sacred Valley. Stop along the way as needed, recover from the trek, share an included dinner, and stay overnight in Ollantaytambo.

Take the train to Aguas Calientes and the shuttle bus to Machu Picchu. Join a guided visit of the main citadel, with an optional Huayna Picchu climb if arranged separately. Return by train and continue by road to Pisac.

Rest after the trek and explore Pisac. Optional choices may include a local hike, horse riding, the ruins above town, the market, or simply a quiet day before traveling to the Q’eros community.

Travel from Pisac through Paucartambo and continue on mountain roads to Colpa Kuchu. Meet Don Alipio and his family, share lunch, learn about daily life, and join the Pachamama ceremony prepared for the group. Dinner and overnight are close to the village.

Walk with the Q’eros guide for a blessing connected to the Sacred Mountain, or Apu. Return for lunch, say goodbye to the family, and drive back to Cusco for an evening arrival and hotel rest.

Fly from Cusco to Lima and connect onward to Pucallpa. Transfer to the hotel near the airport and use the rest of the day to relax, eat, and prepare for the Amazon retreat.

Travel by jeep to Honoria, continue by boat along the Pachitea River, and walk the final section to Santuario Huishtin. Settle into the retreat, follow the preparation diet, and join the first evening Ayahuasca ceremony.

A quiet day without ceremony. Rest, walk in the surrounding nature, observe the local wildlife, eat according to the retreat diet, and allow the first ceremony to settle.

Continue the retreat rhythm with breakfast, lunch, rest, and personal preparation. The second Ayahuasca ceremony takes place in the evening.

Another day without ceremony. Sleep, journal, spend time in nature, speak with the group when useful, and give your body and mind time to integrate.

The final ceremony day at the retreat. Follow the preparation schedule during the day and join the third planned Ayahuasca ceremony in the evening.

Use the morning to rest, then walk back to the river after lunch. Return by boat and jeep to Pucallpa and spend the night at the hotel.

Transfer to Pucallpa airport and fly to Lima. Continue to Miraflores for one final hotel night, a shared meal, and a gentle return to city life.

After breakfast, take the included transfer to Lima airport in time for your international flight home.