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From the Inca Empire to the Peruvian Amazon

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From $455 per person
4.2 stars(20 reviews)
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On this tour, you'll experience all Peru's highlights. Begin in the cosmopolitan city of Lima with a guided sightseeing tour, a visit to the Larco Herrera Museum, and a special welcome dinner in an ornate family owned mansion in the heart of Lima. Fly to Cusco and descend into the Sacred Valley of the Incas for guided tours of Cusco, Kenko and Sacsayhuaman built in the early 12th century with some stones weighing more than 350 tons.

Of course, no vacation to Peru is complete without visiting Machu Picchu. Built around 1450 at the height of the Inca Empire, Machu Picchu is located in a gorgeous mountain setting above the Sacred Valley. Stand in awe as you witness it. It is one of the most majestic images in South America, if not the world! Fly to Iquitos where you will embark on a journey to one of the world's vastly unexplored regions, the mighty Amazon. Experience the Amazon wilderness where it originates in Peru - where biodiversity is at its greatest and the rainforest is untamed. Board one of the world's most luxurious small ships-the Delfin III. Enjoy fine wine, haute cuisine, and all-inclusive comfort while venturing deep into the Amazon jungle in search of elusive wildlife.

During your time in the Amazon take naturalist-guided panga rides through the river tributaries, swim with pink dolphins, and visit native communities, all while returning to your plush five-star yacht. Wonderful scenery, historical treasures, learning opportunities, and so much more-all are available on this thrilling trip to Peru!

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SHARON CROCKER

2 stars

Submitted 27 Oct 2023

The trains were a major disappointment. They were old and in bad shape.Nothing nice about them. I was disappointed that they went from point A to point B and back to point A. I think it could’ve been arranged where the motorcoach would go on and pick us up at the end of the train, and take us on instead of doubling back on the route. There was not much color to see, and that was a disappointment, but no fault of the tour company. The last hotel we were in was a dump. Our TV would not work for more than 10 minutes at a time and then it would go off and we would have service, and it would happen again. I did not ever like schlepping my own luggage, which happened once or twice. I got sick on the trip with Covid and ended up in the hospital one night. David French, our tour guide, was exceptionally excellent, rising to the challenge, and taking great care of me at all times. He even arranged for a limo to pick me up at the hospital and take me to the Greenbrier, as there is no other option. He was an exceptional tour guide. However, there was a problem with microphone. You need to buy him a very good, dependable microphone and not make him pay for it himself. That is a big big issue.

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Peter Thompson

4 stars

Submitted 20 Oct 2023

Would recommend.

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EFFIE LIACOURAS

3 stars

Submitted 17 Nov 2022

It would have been nice to know one of the trains was an open lumber train so we would have brought the right outer garments! We were rushed to the Bunker Tour shortly after arrival to Greenbrier so did not have time to eat lunch that day. Poor planning.

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JEANNINE GILBERT

5 stars

Submitted 01 Nov 2022

Eric our guide was full of facts presented in an interesting way.Eric was caring and enthusiastic. We would definitely sign up on another trip with him. My husband and I had walked through the memorials two days before yet still learned more on our guided tour. We liked the variety of trains,each different. The Potomac Eagle was our favorite.The dining experience was wonderful. The train, we did not enjoy, was the Cass was the one train we didn’t like.It was open air and unfortunately, the weather was awful, cold and light snow. Very uncomfortable. The Hobo lunch was unappetizing,with stale buns.The historic steam engine was what we liked about it..This was our first time in West Virginia, the scenery was beautiful and the history interesting.We liked the way Eric recommended restaurants in walking distance for each evening, The Greenbrier Inn was was very interesting in a beautiful location. We enjoyed learning about the history and seeing all the extravagant chandeliers. The formal dining was fun and a chance to get to know new friends better. Rick our driver was skilled and personable. The whole experience was a 5.

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MICHAEL NIPPER

4 stars

Submitted 01 Nov 2022

Train rides were a disappointment as views were obstructed by trees. All the other features of trip were good.

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Jane R

5 stars

Submitted 01 Nov 2022

The trip was fun, well organized and engaging. Our tour guide was knowledgeable and a lot of fun.

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