Peru

Hacienda La Caravedo

Situated in a lush green stretch of land surrounded by seemingly endless desert

The home of pisco

The hacienda is famous for being the oldest working distillery in the Americas, dating back to 1684, and is where the celebrated Pisco Porton is still handcrafted under the world’s foremost pisco authority, Johnny Schuler.

The estate still has the original distillery as well as a striking modern facility which encloses copper pot stills, each used in the creation of La Caravedo’s two distinct piscos, as well as acres of vineyards and new building which houses the hotel’s bedrooms and swimming pool.

During a stay here, learn all about the pisco making process, explore the property by horse or bicycle, and explore the surrounding desert. The famous Nazca lines and coast are also close by.

Highlights

Swimming pool

Outdoor terrace and BBQ area

Bar and restaurant

Pisco tasting and tours

Horse riding

Cycling

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Places to combine Hacienda La Caravedo with

Lima

Villa Barranco

Villa Barranco is located in a charming 1920’s house that has been carefully restored, fitting perfectly into the surrounding district of Barranco which is known for its arty feel, traditional architecture and laid-back bohemian vibe.

There are nine rooms and suites, a some of which on the ground floor enjoy a private garden space, while those on the second have terraces of balconies. The style is simple, comfortable, with wooden floors, Persian rugs and huge beds.

Enjoy views of the sea and surrounding neighbourhood from the rooftop terrace, with many cultural sites, bars and restaurants nearby.

Sacred Valley

Aranwa Aqua Hotel and Spa

Located along the tranquil banks of the Vilcanota River, Aranwa Sacred Valley Hotel & Wellness is set within a meticulously preserved 17th-century colonial ranch, amidst the breathtaking beauty of the Sacred Valley of the Incas.

Each of the hotel’s rooms and suites offers views of the Vilcanota River, lush gardens or tranquil lakes and are all designed to immerse you in the enchanting surroundings.

One of the main highlights of the property is UNNO Spa, a haven of rejuvenation and the most comprehensive wellness centre in Peru. The spa draws upon the ancient wisdom of the Incas and combines it with alternative medicine and advanced cosmetic technologies. Treatments use 100% natural products inspired by the Sacred Valley’s traditions, offering a sensory journey that soothes the body, mind and spirit. Surrounded by verdant landscapes and the fresh mountain air, this spa experience promises to leave you renewed and reconnected with nature.

Enjoy a meal at Pukawi, the hotel restaurant where Andean flavours are elevated with local ingredients and refined techniques. Head to Suzi Bar for a cocktail, where the cosy ambiance invites relaxation after a day of exploration. As a guest, you can also participate in engaging activities such as cooking classes that highlight local cuisine or fishing excursions along the river.

Luxury train journeys in Peru

The Hiram Bingham Train

Named after the first American to discover the Incan hilltop citadel in 1911 and owned by Orient Express, the Hiram Bingham is a world-class luxury train. Travellers on the train are driven to Poroy station just outside Cusco to board the exclusive blue and gold painted carriages and for just over three hours you are resplendently transported to Aguacalientes, the town beneath the ruins.

Aboard, the 1920s Pullman carriages reflect the opulence of the locomotive era bedecked in polished brass, wood panels and rich, comfy seating. There is also a period observation car at the rear.

Brunch on the outward journey and dinner on your return are included. These are taken in the elegant dining car replete with white-linen tablecloths, clinking crystal, and you are looked after by the smartest team of waiters. Whilst feasting on fine Peruvian cuisine the steamy forest scenery unfolds right in front of you and there’s a great bar car that often has live music on the return leg, or you can just simply relax into a snug armchair in one of the carriages.

Escorted to the Lost City of the Incas there is a small-group guided tour included, but for those who would like a more exclusive visit we can easily arrange a private one for you.

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Sumaq

An excellent option in the Machu Picchu area, the Sumaq is located outside of the town of Aguas Calientes on a stretch of the Urubamba river.

60 rooms and suites are decorated to a clean modern finish with flourishes and details inspired by the Inca citadel, with views of the river and mountains.

One of the real highlights here is the restaurant, by our reckoning one of the best in the Machu Picchu area.

Aside from visiting the famous citadel above, you can partake in Peruvian cooking classes, witness traditional ceremonies and shamanic rituals, and head out on hikes through the lush valley in search of unique species of flora and fauna.