Inca
8 DAYS
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Highway
Day 1 Lima - Nazca
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Day 2 Nazca - Arequipa
Day 3 Arequipa
Day 4 Arequipa - Colca
Day 5 Colca - Arequipa
Lima to Cusco
Day 6 Arequipa - Cusco
Day 7 Cusco - Sacred Valley - Cusco
Peru Day 8 Cusco
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eight day Peru trip to experience the highlights of the
CUSCO ADD ONS
TRANSPORT & ACCOMMODATION
• Local Bus, Plane and on Foot
Land of the Incas or alternatively extend your stay with
• Numerous add ons are available for this tour.
• 7 Nights – 6 Nights Hotels, 1 Night Overnight Bus
See pages 70-71 for details
one of our Peru Add-Ons listed on pages 70-71 to
• Kumuka can organise your flight from Cusco to Lima
GRADE
Easy - suitable for anyone with an average level of fitness and
create your own personal Peruvian experience.
and pre and post tour accommodation
mobility
Travelling from sea level to the soaring heights of the
LIMA ADD ONS
INCLUSIONS
• Fully Escorted Tour – Kumuka Tour Leader and/or Local Guide
Andes, across great deserts and through one of the
Add a 3 or 6 day Amazon River Trip to tours starting or
• All Activities, Sightseeing and Entrance Fees as Per Itinerary
world’s deepest canyons. We’ll show you the
finishing in Lima (see pages 70-71). • All National Parks and Reserve Entrance Fees
• All Tolls and Taxes • 1 Domestic Flight
mysterious Nazca Lines and the gleaming white city of
MEALS
Arequipa in the shadow of Volcan Misti. The great Incan • 8 Breakfasts, 1 Lunch
city of Cusco with its bars, excellent restaurants,
GROUP SIZE
INCLUDED HIGHLIGHTS: Minimum 1. Pooled Service.
fantastic sites and great handicraft shopping, as well as
Peru - Condor spotting at
AGE GUIDE
the Sacred Valley and timeless Pisac market. All this in
Age 18-55
a land dotted with llamas, condors and alpacas, in just
- City Tour Lima Colca Canyon
PRE DEPARTURE MEETING AND START TIME
over the space of a week.
- Nazca - Inca City of Cusco
A pre departure meeting is held on day one at 09:00am
- Santa Catalina - Sacred Valley and
INSURANCE
Insurance is mandatory. For more information about travel
DATES REF: SA32
Convent, Arequipa Pisac Tour
insurance see page 119
PRE AND POST TOUR ACCOMMODATION
Start Finish 2009 22 Aug 09 29 Aug 09 - Hot Springs Chivay
Accommodation is available at the start & finishing points of your tour.
Lima Quito 06 Apr 09 13 Apr 09 17 Oct 09 24 Oct 09
For prices, please visit the relevant tour page on
www.kumuka.com
2008 18 May 09 25 May 09 17 Dec 09 24 Dec 09
17 Dec 08 24 Dec 08 17 Jun 09 24 Jun 09 OPTIONAL ACTIVITIES:
Please Note: Transfers are private but excursions are pooled
18 Jul 09 25 Jul 09
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Connects with Inti Raymi festival Cusco
Ecuador
From the heights of the Andes to the lush verdant
rainforest, this ten day trip is packed with varied
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highlights. Browse the handicraft markets at the
ITINERARY
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shopper’s paradise of Otavalo, learn about jungle plants,
Day 2 Otavalo
Day 3 Quito to Rainforest Lodge
medicine and shaman rituals on our jungle trekking
Day 4 Rainforest Lodge
Day 5 Rainforest Lodge
Quito to Quito
excursion through the rainforest, sleeping at night in a
Day 6 Tena to Mocha
Day 7 Mocha to Quilotoa
Ecuador
bamboo lodge. Visit the spectacular emerald crater lake
Day 8 Quilotoa to Cotopaxi Hacienda
of Quilotoa and travel through Ecuador’s spectacular
Day 9 Cotopaxi National Park
scenery: lush fertile landscapes on the slopes of
Day 10 Quito
DATES REF: SA31
towering volcanoes. In the shadow of snow capped
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TRANSPORT & ACCOMMODATION
Start Finish 2009 27 Oct 09 05 Nov 09 Cotopaxi, hike to glaciers and perhaps spot condors • Local Bus, Dug Out Canoe, Mule and on Foot
Quito Quito 10 Apr 09 19 Apr 09 04 Dec 09 13 Dec 09 • 9 Nights - 3 Nights Hotel, 3 Nights Lodge,
2008 29 May 09 07 Jun 09
circling, relax in front of an open fire at our hacienda,
1 Night Family Homestay, 1 Night Hostel, 1 Night Hacienda
28 Nov 08 07 Dec 08 10 Jul 09 19 Jul 09
then top off your trip with Salsa classes on your return GRADE
28 Aug 09 06 Sep 09 Easy - suitable for anyone with an average level of fitness and
to Quito. This is a perfect ten day short break from mobility
Connects with All Saints Day
work or you can add on one of our suggestions below
INCLUSIONS
• Fully Escorted Tour - Kumuka Tour Leader and/or Local Guide
to create your own personal Ecuadorian experience. • All Activities, Sightseeing and Entrance Fees as Per Itinerary
• All National Parks and Reserve Entrance Fees
• All Tolls and Taxes
MEALS
INCLUDED HIGHLIGHTS:
• All Meals at Lodge, Homestay and Hacienda
GROUP SIZE
Ecuador - Quilotoa Volcanic
Maximum: 16
- Colonial Quito Crater Trekking AGE GUIDE
Age: 18-55
- Otavalo - Cotopaxi National Park
PRE DEPARTURE MEETING AND START TIME
- Guided Jungle Trip and Glaciers A pre departure meeting is held on day one at 09:00am
- Shaman Rituals - Salsa Classes and
INSURANCE
Insurance is mandatory. For more information about travel
- Family Homestay Salsa Club insurance see page 119
QUITO ADD ONS PRE AND POST TOUR ACCOMMODATION
Accommodation is available at the start & finishing points of your tour.
• Add a Galapagos Island Tour (see pages 78-79)
OPTIONAL ACTIVITIES:
For prices, please visit the relevant tour page on
www.kumuka.com
• Add 1 or 2 weeks of Spanish Lessons (see page 67)
See page 117 for a full list of optional activities
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