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Luxury Small Group Journeys

Family Peru 2017

9 days

Limited to 18 guests

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Share the mystery and wonder of Machu Picchu on a family adventure that includes kayaking on a lake high in the Andes, feeding alpacas and llamas, playing a traditional game with local children and swimming with sea lions.

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Rise early to watch the sun rise over iconic Machu Picchu, the spectacular centerpiece of an amazing all-ages adventure that takes you from Lima beside the Pacific Ocean to Cusco high in the Andes Mountains

Kayak on Huaypo Lake, a fun, active family experience in the Sacred Valley of the Incas

See alpacas, llamas and other gentle camelids at a center in Awana Kancha, and hand feed the animals yourself

Visit historic sites in colorful Cusco and swim with sea lions off Palomino Island

Join an A&K Young Explorers Guide on a visit to a local home and learn how to play the traditional Sapo game

Itinerary at a Glance

DAY 1:
Arrive Lima, Peru
DAY 2:
Cusco/Sacred Valley | Andean Weaving
DAY 3:
Urubamba | Kayak in the Sacred Valley
DAY 4:
Machu Picchu | The Lost City of the Incas
DAY 5:
Machu Picchu | Sunrise at the Ruins
DAY 6:
Cusco | The Immense Stone Marvel of Sacsayhuaman
DAY 7:
Lima | In the City of Kings
DAY 8:
Lima | Swimming with Sea Lions
DAY 9:
Depart Lima
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