Everything you need in Cusco, from one place
Different kinds of journey, each one built from scratch around your dates, your pace and what you came looking for.
Scheduled departures
Fixed-date circuits you can join, already organised and priced per person.
- Fixed departure dates, published in advance
- Priced per person, with the group size capped
- Join alone or as a pair without chartering a private trip
Esoteric journeys
Sacred sites read the way Andean tradition reads them, with practitioners who work in them.
- Sacred sites read through Andean cosmovision, not folklore
- Cleansing ceremonies and offerings to the Pachamama
- Led by practitioners from the communities that hold the tradition
Spiritual connection
Ceremony, silence and altitude. Trips built around the inner part of the journey, not the itinerary.
- Days built around silence, altitude and rest
- Cacao and San Pedro ceremonies, when you ask for them
- Small groups, so nobody is tied to anyone else's timetable
Archaeological journeys
Inca and pre-Inca sites, petroglyphs and stonework, with guides who study them.
- Inca and pre-Inca sites, including ones with no ticket office
- Petroglyphs, water engineering and stone-cutting up close
- Guides who study these sites, not scripts about them
Exploration
Routes off the standard map, into Manu and the valleys most itineraries skip.
- Routes into Manu and the valleys most itineraries skip
- Multi-day logistics: transport, camp, permits, food
- Planned around the season, not around a fixed calendar
Flora and fauna
Cloud forest and high puna, from orchids to spectacled bears, at the pace wildlife requires.
- From high puna to lowland forest in a single route
- Orchids, spectacled bear, otter and macaw, at their own pace
- Early starts and long waits, because that is when animals move
Birdwatching
Andean and Amazonian species with specialist guides, early starts and proper hides.
- Andean and Amazonian species with specialist guides
- Hides and vantage points scouted before you arrive
- Species lists prepared for your dates
Seldom-visited places
Quillarumiyoc, Inkilltambo, Kinsaqocha, Palcoyo. Places that are still quiet.
- Quillarumiyoc, Inkilltambo, Kinsaqocha, Palcoyo and others
- Places that are still quiet, and stay that way with small groups
- Combinable with the classic circuit, on the same trip
Culinary journeys
Andean produce from the field to the table: potato varieties, chocolate, pisco, market to kitchen.
- Native potato and maize varieties, in the field they grow in
- Chocolate, coffee and pisco, from the plant to the glass
- Market first, kitchen second, with a cook who buys there
Wellness journeys
Yoga, medicinal plants, thermal water and rest, at an altitude that asks you to slow down.
- Yoga and breathing, adjusted for the altitude
- Medicinal plants identified in the field, not in a classroom
- Thermal water, unhurried days and time actually left empty
Rural tourism
Visits to cultivation fields and Andean farming communities, to see up close how the land is worked above 3,000 metres.
- Guided visits to working farms and cultivation terraces
- Sowing and harvest, by season: potato, quinoa, native grains
- Time with the families who work the land, not a photo stop
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Most of our travellers mix a classic tour, a ceremony and one or two adventure days into a single itinerary. Tell us what you want and we'll build the sequence.
Our base is Cusco, and we operate across the Sacred Valley and Puno as well, including Lake Titicaca circuits on request.
For Machu Picchu and the Rainbow Mountain trek, 2 to 4 weeks ahead is ideal, especially in high season (May–September). Shorter tours and ceremonies can often be arranged with a few days' notice.
Yes, we handle stand-alone hotel, lodge and homestay reservations as well as full circuits.
No. Our guides explain the ceremony and its meaning beforehand, and adapt the pace for first-time participants.
Not sure which service fits your trip?
Tell us what you're picturing and we'll point you to the right circuit.