Seven nights through the heart of the Andes — from the cobbled streets of Cusco to the lost city above the clouds, unhurried and entirely your own.
Below is one way the journey might unfold. Every night, table, and transfer is ours to reshape until it is unmistakably yours.
Private transfer to a former monastery, now a hushed boutique hotel. A gentle first day to acclimatise, with coca tea on arrival.
A private historian walks you through the old Inca capital — Qorikancha, the cathedral, and the colour of the San Pedro market.
Descend into the warmer valley. The terraces and market of Pisac, then a weaving cooperative high above the river.
The fortress of Ollantaytambo, the salt pans of Maras, and the concentric terraces of Moray — at the pace you choose.
The Vistadome train winds down to Aguas Calientes. A first private guided visit to the citadel as the light turns gold.
A second, early return before the day-trippers arrive — the ruins almost to yourselves, with an optional Huayna Picchu climb.
Return by rail through the valley. A farewell dinner above the city before your onward journey home.