Family Galápagos and Machu Picchu Adventure
Highlights
- Snorkel in the waters surrounding the Galápagos Islands
- Enjoy wildlife excursions with an expert naturalist
- Follow the footsteps of ancient Incas around Machu Picchu
- Cycle around the Sacred Valley sites of Maras and Moray
Bespoke trips with Jacada
We design one-of-a-kind journeys incorporating luxury in all its forms. Our bespoke trips include:
- Luxury accommodation throughout
- Privately guided tours
- Private transfers
- Meticulously selected experiences
- Expertise and support from your Jacada Concierge

- Days 1–4 Quito
- Days 4–8 The Galápagos Islands
- Days 8–9 Guayaquil
- Days 9–12 The Sacred Valley
- Days 12–13 Machu Picchu
- Days 13–15 Cusco
- Days 1–4 Quito
- Days 4–8 The Galápagos Islands
- Days 8–9 Guayaquil
- Days 9–12 The Sacred Valley
- Days 12–13 Machu Picchu
- Days 13–15 Cusco
Itinerary in detail
Every Jacada trip is tailored to your personal preferences and interests. Below you’ll find a sample itinerary to inspire your own custom-designed journey.
Three nights in Quito
Begin your trip in Quito, Ecuador’s capital and the first ever UNESCO World Heritage city. You’ll have our list of recommendations as well as private guides on hand to enjoy the best of this historical city and contemporary hub. We can arrange a number of private, interest-led tours as well as book restaurants. Talk to your travel designer about how you would like to spend your time here.

Where you could stay
Quito
Overview
One of Quito’s largest hotels, the JW Marriott Quito is perfect for those who want all the extensive infrastructure, amenities and service that only a five star business class hotel can provide.
Rooms are well decorated and equipped, most with views of the city or volcano. Hotel facilities include a very large heated outdoor pool area (almost unique in Quito), four restaurants, bars, lounges and a well equipped spa.
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Overview
Step back into Ecuador’s fascinating history, with a stay at this charming historical hotel in the centre of Quito, which has quite rightly been awarded UNESCO status. Situated amongst the narrow, cobbled streets and baroque architecture this hotel is located in a restored colonial mansion, with 22 beautifully decorated colourful rooms, replete with décor from the colonial era. For some peace and quiet from the bustling bohemian streets, you can sit back and relax in the hotels central patio, carefully designed to represent the importance of Quito’s historical past and the present, modern day.
Outside of the hotel you will find some of Quito’s most beautiful historical monasteries, churches and a splendid collection of art shops, cafes and restaurants. At the weekend this area is a very lively with a fantastic atmosphere, a great place to be to be immersed into Quito’s culture.
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Highlights
- 31 rooms
- Restaurant
- TV
- WiFi
- Room upgrade will be provided subject to availability
- Box of Pacari chocolates upon arrival
Overview
Removed you may think, but the hotel sits quite comfortably in this characteristically Old World part of town, and being conveniently positioned at the colonial and cultural heart of Quito its thirty-one rooms have magnificent views over the square and surrounding monuments.
Inside the décor is elegantly traditional, but is kept quite minimal for a contemporary twist. Downstairs is the lobby, complete with marble floors, velvet Chesterfields, and peppered with the odd antique, as is the dining room, bar and conservatory central patio. Then via the spiral stairs (or lift) are the rooms that feature all the contemporary amenities matched to the more modern soft furnishings, but the high ceilings, mouldings, wall murals and marbled bathrooms nod loyally to the mansion’s past and the opulence of a bygone era.
We can arrange for a number of private city tours of Quito with our expert, local guides. Please discuss this with our consultants when planning your itinerary
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The first part of your adventure includes a neighbourhood walk in the company of a local guide who will share their first-hand insights into the history, livelihoods, traditions, stories, beliefs and cuisine of their city. Experience the lively market of San Francisco and wander down to the restored and revitalised street of La Ronda to meet artisans at work. Discover the art of chocolate-making from a Swiss-Ecuadorian confectioner family.
You’ll then visit the Casa del Alabado archaeological museum and enjoy a trip up to one of the city’s viewpoints to fully appreciate its Andean setting.
Four nights cruising around the Galápagos Islands
Embark on a cruise around the Galápagos Islands on your choice of our selected luxury expedition cruises. Spend your days hopping between islands, heading ashore to hike up volcanoes, meeting giant tortoise and spotting hundreds of birds amid forests of cacti.
There’s also plenty of beach time, usually shared with playful sea lions and sun bathing marine iguanas, incredible snorkelling and sea kayaking, all with excellent guiding.

Galápagos cruise vessels
Galapagos - Cruises
Highlights
- 20 cabins
- Jacuzzi
- Sun deck
- Dining room and lounge
- Guided nature walks
- Snorkeling
- Glass-bottomed boat trips
Overview
The Isabella II is a comfortable expedition yacht and also one of the smaller vessels of this standard in the Galápagos with capacity for just 40 passengers.
The 20 cabins are relatively spacious with double, twin and triple rooms available. Decor is modern and sophisticated. On the main deck you’ll find the dining room, library and bar while the boat deck is home to the fitness room, an al fresco bar and hot tub.
Guiding is excellent on the Isabela and there is state-of-the-art technology for multimedia presentations and natural history lectures. There are glass-bottomed boats, kayaks and pangas for exploring as well as snorkelling equipment for getting up close to the Galápagos’ incredible marine wildlife.
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Highlights
- Family programme on select dates
- Restaurant, Al-fresco dining areas and bar
- Library
- Sun Deck
- Al-fresco dining area
- Hot tub
Overview
The vessel has capacity for just 48 guests, striking a good balance between size and facilities. All of the twenty four staterooms are located mid-ship on the upper deck and come with spacious double or twin beds. As one of the newer boats in the Galápagos, La Pinta is kitted out with the latest equipment and has an excellent restaurant and bar, jacuzzi and a gym.
All tours are conducted with small groups of just ten guests or less with expert naturalist guides. Travellers have exclusive use of snorkelling equipment, sea kayaks, wetsuits and trips in the glass bottomed boat.
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Overview
Combining decades of experience with a state-of-the-art expedition vessel designed specifically for Galapagos exploration, the newly launched Santa Cruz II brings a new level of luxury and eco-credentials to the archipelago.
The new boat is just over 70m long and features 50 Swedish-designed cabins and suites, with room for up to 90 guests. All enjoy sea views out of large windows and en-suite bathrooms. 36 cabins can be interconnected, ideal for families and small groups.
Communal areas include the Sky Deck, overlooking the bow, where guests can enjoy the sunshine or exercise in the fitness room. The aptly named Panorama Deck has an elegant bar, lounge and an al fresco dining area to the stern. On the same deck, guests are also welcome to visit the bridge, featuring state-of-the-art electronic navigation equipment, to meet the crew and captain. Below this is the library, hot tubs, the Discovery Room and the Beagle Dining Room.
Much of the food served on board is locally sourced, such as fish, sea food and organically grown produce, and is a combination of Ecuadorian specialities and international cuisine. You can choose to dine al fresco which lets you enjoy the stunning scenery as you eat.
Aboard the Santa Cruz II, explore the Galapagos Islands in a range of ways, from snorkelling in its waters with reef sharks and frolicking sea lions, to glass-bottomed boat tours, kayak expeditions and expertly guided hikes on land that focus on birdlife, wildlife and geology. Cruise itineraries vary in length from four to ten nights, and encompass the entire archipelago.
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On land
In water

Nature walks
There will be a number of varied nature trails with your guides to the different islands on your itinerary to explore both the wildlife up close and the astonishing geology of the islands.

Panga rides and snorkelling
In small groups, climb into inflatable ‘panga’ zodiac boats to snorkel and see the dense marine wildlife.
Overnight in Guayaquil
The largest city in Ecuador and located on the Pacific coast, Guayaquil is the country’s economic hub. With a good selection of fine restaurants and cultural establishments, we can help you make the most of your short time here.

Where you could stay
Guayaquil
Overview
Located close to the airport, the Hilton Colon is an excellent option for Guayaquil. It’s the best hotel in the city with the level of service and finish that one comes to expect from this brand.
Recent refurbishment means that the interiors are elegant and contemporary. Features include a large outdoor pool area, an excellent spa and a choice of different restaurants. There is also an adjoining complex with shops and banks.
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Overview
Originally built as a grand charity centre in the heart of Guayaquil in 1891, it avoided demolition after being bought and reconstructed, piece by piece, in its current location within Parque Historico on the banks of the Daule River, and restored into an elegant boutique hotel.
There are 44 guest rooms classically furnished with period local pieces, in subdued hues to contrast with the tropical park outside.
Overlooking the waterfront, the Hotel del Parque’s restaurant serves sophisticated modern takes on Ecuadorian cuisine with a focus on fresh seafood and local ingredients.
→ Find out moreThree nights in the Sacred Valley
Spend your days relaxing and exploring the incredible scenery of the Sacred Valley. It’s a great place to experience the beautiful scenery and culture of Peru.

Where you could stay
Sacred Valley
Highlights
- Enjoy stunning riverside views in the heart of the Sacred Valley
- Experience treatments inspired by Inca traditions at the UNNO Spa
- Participate in interactive culinary experiences highlighting local flavours and techniques
- Savour Peruvian cuisine made from fresh Andean ingredients
Overview
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.
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Highlights
- Immerse yourself in Peruvian tradition with the rustic village styling
- Scenic natural location close by the Urubamba river and Ollantaytambo fortress
- Boutique size, with just 23 rooms, suites and villas
- Onsite spa offers relaxing treatments and natural, locally-sourced products
- Experience a traditional Pachamanca dinner at the restaurant
Overview
Without a doubt one of the most uniquely luxurious places to stay in the Scared Valley, Rio Sagrado is built to resemble a rural Peruvian village, placing it, and you, in perfect harmony with its natural surroundings and nearby historic monuments. Set in a scenic spot by the Urubamba river, the hotel is close to the Incan fortress of Ollantaytambo, and is at a comfortable altitude for acclimatising on your way to Cusco.
The 23 rooms, suites and villas feature wooden interiors and locally woven furnishings, creating a traditional Andean aesthetic for a truly immersive experience that doesn’t compromise on luxury. The serenity of the surrounding trees creates a gentle atmosphere that promotes wellbeing and reflection, aided by locally sourced natural products and treatments in the onsite Mayu Willka spa.
The exquisite restaurant, El Huerto, serves traditional Andean cuisine, with ingredients plucked fresh from the hotel garden wherever possible. Dine in the garden, where the bubbling of the nearby river creates an experience for all the senses, or try a traditional Pachamanca lunch, cooked over hot stones in a hole in the ground.
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Highlights
- 43 casitas
- Relais & Chateaux Restaurant
- Adjoining ranch and stables
- Birdwatching
- Cooking classes
- Andean weaving
- Pottery workshops
- Mountain bike tours and trekking
- Visits to sites around the Sacred Valley
- Kayaking
Overview
Set among beautiful gardens in the magnificent location of the Sacred Valley, Sol y Luna is a charming and comfortable hotel with wonderfully relaxing amenities. Your bungalow, or ‘casita’, is designed with Andean touches and stylish interiors and boasts gorgeous views of the surrounding landscape. Spend your days exploring the Sacred Valley of the Incas where you can partake in exciting activities such as horse riding, bird watching and para-gliding.
Back at Sol y Luna the indulgent spa, sauna and pool is a peaceful place for you to unwind, while the dining consists of a number of Relais & Chateaux member restaurants: Killa Wasi, where Peruvian and European cuisine is served and Wayra, a separate restaurant set in the hotel’s Wayra ranch where Andean cuisine pays homage to the wealth of natural ingredients cultivated in the Sacred Valley since the time of the Incas. There is also a bar, Chicha Wasi, where you can enjoy authentic pisco sours.
The hotel is also recognised for its community initiatives, particularly in education. After 10 years of working with different schools and programs, Sol y Luna opened the Sol y Luna Intercultural School, providing educational services to a number of local students. The hotel recently started another initiative, Sol y Luna Home, which provides a safe home for children without a family or who are victims of violence.
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Highlights
- 12 beautiful rooms and 24 standalone casitas
- Natural treatments using medicinal herbs at Mayu Spa
- Stunning views of green mountains and terraced fields
- Fresh produce from the hacienda's organic plantation
Overview
The Inkaterra Hacienda Urubamba is a modern take on a traditional hacienda, wonderfully located in the Sacred Valley of the Incas between Cusco and Machu Picchu, its sizable estate backed by green mountains and overlooking terraced fields below.
The view is shared by all 12 rooms in the Casa Hacienda and 24 standalone casitas. Architecture and interiors are inspired on the area’s cultural history, with colonial furniture, authentic Inca masks and handcrafted woodwork giving a genuine sense of place.
Food at this luxury eco-lodge in the Sacred Valley is centred around an ‘earth to table’ concept, with produce from the hacienda’s organic plantation. Quinoa, Urubamba giant corn, medicinal herbs and a variety of potatoes are farmed with traditional hand tools and oxen, as done centuries ago, and guests are welcome to join in picking their own crops.
The most recent addition to the hacienda is the Mayu Spa, which means river in Quechua. It is nestled between the organic orchard and an peppertree forest and offers treatments using natural products derived from native medicinal herbs, making it an excellent destination for wellness retreats in the Sacred Valley.
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Overview
Tucked away in one of the Sacred Valley’s most secluded haciendas, next to the tiny village of Urquillos and close to many of the area’s most important Inca settlements, explora Valle Sagrado is the wonderful hub from which to explore this incredible region of Peru.
Carefully built within an ancient corn plantation set on Inca terraces, 50 rooms – six of which are suites – drink in views of the surrounding fields and mountains. Each is modern in its simplicity and thoroughly comfortable.
There is an outdoor swimming pool, with hot tubs, massage room, steam rooms and saunas all set within a carefully preserved colonial building, Pumacahua House. A communal dining room, bar, library and living area sit at the heart of the property.
Guests stay here on a three night all inclusive basis, discovering the area with a selection of over 20 exploration activities. These include a range of hikes to colonial towns, snowcapped mountains, high altitude lagoons and Inca archaeological sites, half and full day mountain bike rides and tours to Cusco, Machu Picchu, or more off-the-beaten track locations.
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By land
By water

Mountain biking in Maras and Moray
After being driven to the Paucarbamba bridge and receiving a safety briefing, you’ll follow a trail that runs alongside the Urubamba river, the sacred river of the Incas, until you reach the town of Pachar. From here you’ll take an easy descent through an ancient Inca trail that passes through farming fields and Inca terraces until you get to the Inca bridge.

Rafting on the Urubamba River
After transferring through the Andes to Pachar, you will receive a safety talk and your equipment, with some time allowed for practising on the flatter parts of the Urubamba river. Led by trained professionals, you will pass the Inca fortress of Ollantaytambo, through class II and III rapids.
Once through these you will go onto the final leg of the journey with ‘El Resbaladero’ (The Slippery One) which has strong class III rapids, waves and whirlpools. After this there will be time to go ashore, dry off, change your clothes and then sit down for a tented picnic lunch on the river bank.
Overnight at Machu Picchu
Step aboard the Vistadome train for a scenic journey to Machu Picchu. Visiting the Lost City is like stepping into another world. The awe-inspiring UNESCO World Heritage Site is perched on a mountain ridge some 2,400m above sea level and commands jaw-dropping views over the surrounding landscapes.
Enjoy a private tour of the Machu Picchu citadel with an expert guide, who’ll bring it to life by detailing the history, significance and myths surrounding it, as well as taking you to the hidden corners and best viewpoints.

Where you could stay
Machu Picchu
Highlights
- Restaurant, bar & cafe
- Visit the Machu Picchu Citadel
- Nature walks
- Tea plantation
- Bird watching
- Hiking
Overview
The hotel consists of several whitewashed cottages in an Andean village located in the heart of Aguas Calientes, part of the historical Machu Picchu attraction.
Tea time and evening nature shows are offered each day, and the hotel has a spa and yoga facility. The spacious rooms all have a fireplace and thick, handmade alpaca wool blankets cover each bed making it a perfect place for simple relaxing before and after your Machu Picchu excursion.
Inkaterra is a leader in ecotourism and sustainable development in Peru. They have a commitment to research, and sharing knowledge about biodiversity and culture with the world through authentic travel experiences. Because of this, they have been granted the First International Certificate in Sustainable Tourism given by Control Union Green Choice and the Sustainable Tourism Standard Conservation Award. They are also Rainforest Alliance verified and there is no single-use plastic at the property. It does not stop there, as of 2021 Inkaterra has been acknowledged by the United Nations as the World’s First Climate-Positive Hotel Brand
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The impact of your stay:
- Recognised as the world’s first Climate Positive hotel brand by Green Initiative, endorsed by the United Nations, Inkaterra collaborated with AJE Group, Machu Picchu Town Hall, and the National Park Service to make Machu Picchu the first carbon-neutral international destination. This commitment aims to cut carbon emissions by 45% by 2030 and achieve carbon neutrality by 2050, aligning with the United Nations Paris Agreement goals.
- Funded by tourism, the hotel actively restores a 4-hectare area damaged by livestock, nurturing native flora and encouraging the return of fauna. Partnering with Cornell University, the hotel monitors bird inventories, recording 294 species, including the Andean cock-of-the-rock, Andean motmot, Golden-headed quetzal, and 18 hummingbird species. Additionally, they’ve identified 372 orchid species, discovering 26 new orchid species previously unknown to science.
- Through their non-profit Inkaterra Association, the hotel conducts practical conservation workshops for school children. These engaging sessions, blending knowledge with fun through games, exhibitions, crafts, and experiments, serve as a crucial tool to raise environmental awareness among children. The aim is to foster their role as environmental ambassadors within their homes.
Machu Picchu
Highlights
- 31 rooms
- Two restaurants & afternoon tea
- Massage
- Privately guided tours of Machu Picchu
Overview
The only accommodation located inside of Machu Picchu, The Sanctuary Lodge offers stunning views from many of the rooms and the hotel is within walking distance of the Incan ruins. The gorgeous garden is a wonderful place to have breakfast or a cocktail in the evening while relishing in the peace of the surroundings. Given the location, space is at an economy so the standard rooms are not overly spacious. However, this is a small price to pay for such a stunning location. All meals are included in the cost.
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Overview
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.
→ Find out moreTwo nights in Cusco
As the capital of the Incan Empire from the early 14th century until its Spanish conquest, Cusco has a magical feel. You’ll have our list of recommendations as well as private guides on hand to enjoy the best of this beautiful city. Your personal travel designer will be able to recommend activities that are most suitable to your interests.
After leaving Cusco, for those that have a couple of hours to a day’s layover in Lima, we can offer a private tour around the best of what this city has to offer.

Where you could stay
Cusco
Highlights
- 55 oxygen-enriched suites with Cusquenian art and furniture
- Cloistered gardens with tranquil fountains and pretty patios
- A restaurant with a menu of signature dishes and Peruvian flavours
Overview
Palacio Nazarenas, a meticulously restored palace and convent, offers a harmonious blend of modern luxury and Cusco’s rich history. This exclusive boutique in Cusco is an urban sanctuary which features just 55 suites, each enriched with oxygen and equipped with a private bar stocked with fresh, locally sourced ingredients for crafting personalised drinks.
The charm of Palacio Nazarenas is revealed in its exquisite details. Once a nunnery, the property showcases floral accents and Cusquenian hand-crafted artistry throughout. The hotel also boasts an outdoor heated pool, nestled amidst cloistered gardens, Incan stone walls, tranquil fountains, and picturesque patios.
Experience the flavors of the Andes at Mauka, the vibrant restaurant led by renowned chef Pía León, celebrated as one of Peru’s brightest culinary talents. Her innovative approach highlights the local biodiversity of Cusco while honoring the cultural heritage of the Peruvian Andes. Mauka’s menu reintegrates ancestral crops, seeds and traditions into gourmet dining, offering a captivating journey through Peru’s historic ecosystems. In a relaxed yet refined setting, savor signature dishes crafted with care, creativity, and irresistible flavours.
The hotel is located within easy distance of city highlights like Plaza de Armas and Sacsayhuamán, and is ideally situated for exploring Cusco.
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Highlights
- Ideal location just a stone’s throw from the Plaza de Armas and key landmarks
- Steeped in interesting features and historic character
- Oxygen enriched rooms for easy acclimatisation
- Two restaurants serving locally sourced ingredients and traditional cuisine
- Experience a delicious dinner accompanied by an operatic performance
- Journey through time with a guided tour of the hotel’s art collection
Overview
A boutique hotel in Cusco, Hotel Monasterio is a beautifully restored monastery in the heart of town just steps away from the Plaza de Armas, finest restaurants, best museums and Incan ruins. Cusco’s most famous and prestigious hotel, it’s built around Incan foundations and adorned with antique Spanish design. It’s an important historical landmark and is protected by the National Institute of Culture.
It embodies the signature opulence you’d expect from Belmond, while still retaining the spiritual energy and sense of peace that would have characterised its monastic past. The haunting sounds of woodwind instruments echo down the gilded corridors as skilled weavers coax colourful threads into traditional cloth in the courtyard. The 126 unique rooms offer a blend of elegance and comfort, ranging from cosy quarters to expansive suites. The hotel also goes the extra mile in terms of guests’ comfort with the provision of some oxygen enriched bedrooms to help acclimatise to the high altitude.
There are two restaurants – OQRE in the cloisters, which opens out over the leafy courtyard, where you’ll find delicious breakfasts and light lunches and brunches, and El Tupay which serves fine international cuisine created from local ingredients, often accompanied by opera. The relaxed lobby bar is the place to sip pisco sours after a day exploring.
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Highlights
- Prime location just steps away from Plaza de las Nazarenas’ streets
- Wake up to stunning views of the Andes
- Rejuvenate with bespoke treatments in the Yacu Therapy Room
- Savour Inkaterra’s internationally acclaimed organic black tea during a tea ceremony
Overview
Inkaterra La Casona, Cusco‘s first five-star boutique hotel, is an exquisite fusion of history and culture. Tucked into the storied Plaza de las Nazarenas, this 16th-century manor house is framed by cobblestone streets and breathtaking Andean scenery. Once the training grounds for an elite Inca army, the property has been meticulously restored to preserve its original architecture whilst offering modern sophistication. Step through its grand entrance into a central patio surrounded by 11 suites. Ancient Andean textiles and original murals evoke the rich cultural heritage of the region, whilst modern amenities provide serene comfort.
At the heart of Inkaterra La Casona lies the Yacu Therapy Room, a tranquil retreat where rejuvenating treatments blend ancient traditions with locally sourced spa products. Here, the harmony of mind and body is nurtured in a serene setting.
The culinary journey at Inkaterra La Casona is equally enchanting. In the intimate dining room, the authentic flavours of Peruvian cuisine are elevated by fresh ingredients from the Andean region. Guests are also invited to a distinctive Tea Time experience, where Inkaterra’s award-winning organic black tea takes centre stage, offering a moment of pure indulgence.
Venture beyond the manor’s historic stone walls to explore the cultural tapestry of Cusco and wander the city streets, where echoes of centuries-old traditions mingle with the lively spirit of the city.
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Family treasure hunt
Learn about chocolate

Exploring Cusco
Adventure through Cusco and its cobblestone streets with a treasure hunt that will take you to some of the most famous sights. Enjoy time together as a family as you gain a deeper understanding of the city, its people and incredible history.

ChocoMuseo tour
Head to the ChocoMuseo to learn about the history of cacao and its production, along with the role it plays for the city and Peru. Enjoy a workshop that includes the preparation and tasting of your own chocolate. Definitely a fun experience for kids!