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CUSCO & THE SACRED VALLEY

1. Chocomuseo

For chocolate lovers, Chocomuseo is the perfect place for adults

and children to learn about the production of this world-class

product. Learn about the history of chocolate and the stages of its

manufacturing process starting from the harvesting of cacao. If you

are looking for a milder alternative, try other derivatives made

with cacao such as an infusion.

2. Art Trail: Toritos de Pucará

Delve into the cultural essence of the capital of the Inca Empire, told with the

talent of the hands of its artists. Become an artisan for a day while painting

Toritos de Pucará, a traditional figure from the Andes, guided by a master

craftsman who will instruct you and your family on the artistic techniques of

Cusco.

3. Planetarium Cusco

The stars were a fundamental part of the life of the Incas, and today

you have the opportunity to learn about that close relationship. In

Planetarium Cusco, travel through the Andean cosmology visiting the

interpretation rooms and domes. View the constellations through a

telescope, an activity to awaken

the curiosity.

4. Stories and Andean Legends

Stories have attracted people from time immemorial, and the Andes

keep some of the most impressive ones alive. You and your family will

let your imaginations fly when listening to the myths and legends told

by a storyteller, while also learning about the worldview of the local

people.

Special Family Experiences in Peru

Cusco, Sacred Valley & Lima

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5. Living Museum of Yucay

There is no better way to learn than through experience. This museum is an

interpretation centre of the Andean traditions where you can see the textile, ceramic and silver works

carried out by local inhabitants, following techniques inherited from the Incas. If you like animals, you will

be able to feed llamas and sheep, and learn about more Andean camelids.

6. Maras Hats

Maras is not only famous for its salt mines, but also for its

hats. Many of the hats used in the Andes come from this

Cusco town. Its artisans continue to work with the same

ancestral techniques, keeping alive the legacy of their

ancestors. An experiential activity that will bring you closer

to the community.

7. Inca Treasure Search

Do you want to be part of the Inca court? Have fun with your family in this experience through the city,

looking for clues and fulfilling different challenges that will make you worthy to be part of the Inca nobility.

Weaving, dancing, and music tests are some of the tests you must overcome, while you learn about the

history of the Tahuantinsuyo.

8. Stand-up paddle in Piuray

Participate in a unique excursion through the Sacred Valley,

where the main attraction is water. Enjoy a ride in a stand-up

paddle in the Piuray lagoon, while being impressed with the

reflection of the snow peaks on its surface. Relax and connect

with nature.

9. Via ferrata and zip-line

Add adventure to your family vacation by flying through the air in

a zip-line under the sky of the Sacred Valley. First, you must climb

400 metres up a stone wall following the path of a via ferrata.

Take the time to contemplate the landscape from the highest

point, just as the Incas did.

10. The adventures of Allco

Who says history is boring? Accompanied by the Allco puppy and a private guide, you and your family can

enjoy a fun tour of Machu Picchu and its main attractions. The kids will receive an explorer kit, a playful

detail that will delight them.

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LIMA

1. The Legends of AiaPaec – Larco Museum

Awaken your childrens’ passion for museums at the Larco

Museum, chosen among the top 25 in the world by TripAdvisor!

Meet Ai Apaec, a Moche mythological hero, who will take you

on a walk through the history of ancient Peru thanks to a series

of comic book creation workshops and a treasure hunt

throughout the museum. A cultural experience your children

will never forget!

2. Magical Water Circuit

Music, lights and large fountains make up this impressive park,

recognised with the Guinness Book of World Records for the

largest of its kind. Young and old will be delighted as water

from the thirteen fountains rises and falls to the rhythm of

music in an incredible show.

3. Art workshop in the Lima Museum of Art

Become an artist in an entertaining workshop, designed for the artistic expression of children, in The Art

Museum of Lima. The museum - located in a 19th century historic building - is one of the most important in

the country, with an extensive collection of pre-Columbian and colonial pieces that will inspire you to

create your work with the help of an expert.

4. Palomino Islands

Sail off the coast of Lima to find yourself face to face with a large

colony of playful sea lions in the Palomino Islands, one of the

best-kept secrets of the capital. Glide over the waves of the Pacific

and find out about the richness of our sea and the species calling

it home.

5. Callao Monumental

Join the exciting movement of contemporary

and urban art in Callao Monumental, a project

that seeks to promote social development in

the most important port in the country.

Appreciate huge and colourful murals, visit

galleries with the work of artists and

participate as a family in one of the various art

and dance workshops offered. Of course, enjoy

Peruvian gastronomy at local restaurants a few

steps from the Callao waterfront.

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6. Kayak in Costa Verde

Lima is privileged to have the Pacific Ocean

just a few metres away – why not take

advantage of it? Enjoy a kayak ride along the

coast, while appreciating the urban landscape

of the city and, with luck, you may encounter

some harmless companions such as sea lions

and dolphins along the way.

7. Biking in Lima (Urban Tour)

Sea, parks, colonial mansions, modern buildings and great food.

These are some of the attractions you will find on the two-wheel

tour through Lima. A perfect opportunity to explore the city in a

different way, through physical activity and taking care of the

environment.

8. Pachacamac and Paso Horses

The pre-Inca archaeological centre of Pachacamac will surprise you.

Its oracle was one of the most visited before the arrival of the

Spaniards, and the large size of its rooms and temples demonstrate

its importance. Complement this visit with a Paso Horse show, a

Peruvian species characterised for its elegant and rhythmic walk.

10. 4x4 & sandboard in Lima

Are you looking for some adventure in Lima?

Head south in a 4x4 vehicle and enjoy an

adrenaline-packed ride through the dunes of the

coastal desert. End this tour with another exciting

experience: take your sandboard and slide on the

sand while feeling the wind and speed.

Choose from these amazing experiences to anhance your tour to Peru. Rates on request.