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Wonders of Peru Featuring an Amazon Cruise FREE AIR also RIVER NO SINGLE & LAND SUPPLEMENT for Solo Travelers JO URNEY Wonders of Peru featuring an Amazon Cruise Inspiring Moments >Immerse yourself in the unhurried atmosphere and serene, unspoiled natural beauty of the Amazon region. > INCLUDED FEATURES Be awed by Machu Picchu, the majestic Incan complex perched high in the Andes among the clouds. ACCOMMODATIONS ITINERARY (With baggage handling.) Day 1 Depart gateway city A >Wander among the timeworn ruins of – Two nights in Lima, Peru, at Casa Day 2 Arrive in Lima sacred Incan cities. Andina Private Collection Miraflores. Day 3 Lima | Fly to Iquitos | Iquitos | >Witness incredibly rich wildlife on – Three nights aboard the exclusively Embark Delfin III the water and in the rain forest. Day 4 Cruising the Amazon Basin chartered, deluxe Delfin III. > Day 5 Cruising the Amazon Basin Meet with residents of a remote village – Two nights in Sacred Valley at Casa in the Sacred Valley and learn about Andina Private Collection Valle Sagrado. Day 6 Disembark ship | Iquitos | Fly to Cusco via Lima | Sacred Valley their everyday life in the mountains. – One night in Machu Picchu at Day 7 Sacred Valley >Visit a landmark private residence in Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo. Day 8 Sacred Valley | Machu Picchu Lima and savor a home-cooked – Two nights in Cusco at Casa Andina Day 9 Machu Picchu | Cusco Peruvian dinner. Private Collection Cusco. Day 10 Cusco >Experience three UNESCO World Day 11 Fly to Lima | Depart for TRANSFERS A Heritage sites. – All transfers in the Land/Cruise gateway city Program: flights, train and deluxe Day 12 Arrive in gateway city A motor coaches, including baggage Flights and transfers included for AHI air participants. handling. Note: Itinerary may change due to local conditions. Excursions often require walking on cobblestones, EXTENSIVE MEAL PROGRAM unpaved paths or other uneven surfaces. – Ten breakfasts, seven lunches and six dinners, including a Welcome Dinner; wine with dinner. YOUR ONE0OF0A0KIND JOURNEY – Discovery excursions highlight the local culture, heritage and history. Village in the Amazon – Expert-led Enrichment programs enhance your insight into the region. – Free time to pursue your own interests. – Welcome and Farewell Receptions to mingle with fellow travelers. – Clearly hear your English-speaking guide with your own VOX headset. – Tipping of guides and drivers. 800-323-7373 okst.ahitravel.com THWE OWNODNEDRESR OSF O PFE PREU RU DISCOVERY ENRICHMENT Highlights of Lima. Visit the Larco Contemporary Peru. Learn how Museum, showcasing Peruvian history. modern Peru has been shaped by the In Plaza Mayor, see the President’s events of its past. Palace, the Cathedral of Lima and the Monastery of San Francisco. Onboard Experiences. Enjoy special cruise presentations that enhance your Dinner at Casa Garcia Alvarado. In understanding of the region. this historic private home, enjoy a Welcome reception and a Peruvian home-cooked dinner with the owner. Iquitos. Take a scenic tour of this city, the gateway to the Amazon. Cruising the Amazon: Marayali. Travel by skiff boats to see iguanas, sloths and anteaters. Amazonas Jungle Walk. Enjoy a thrilling walk, stop at a small village Dancers in Lima and listen to legends by the campfire. The Church of the Company of Jesus, Cusco Yanayacu. Marvel at the wide variety AHI Travel Expertise of wildlife, including parrots, red Passenger Service Representative | howler monkeys and pink dolphins. Helps with everything from arranging UNESCO World Heritage flights to fulfilling special requests. Samiria River. Go wildlife watching 1. Historic Center of Lima and see toucans, umbrella birds, river Travel Director | Manages all details to 2. City of Cusco otters, capybaras and more. ensure a memorable trip . 3. Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu Fundo Casual. Hike into the rain Travel information | Prepares you fully forest with an expert guide. for your journey. Manatee Rescue Center. Learn about Expert local guides | Provide friendly, AHI’s Free Economy Air conservation efforts and meet these knowledgeable service. > includes FREE Economy Air, gentle creatures. Lecturers | Share their knowledge of round-trip from Miami, Florida, to Lima, Peru Sacred Valley. Visit a remote village in and passion for their country. the Andean mountains and hear about > special air add-on rates available daily life there from residents. Enjoy from other gateways (please call for lunch and an equestrian demonstration ACCOMMODATIONS details) at an area ranch. Casa Andina Private > arrival and departure transfers Collection Miraflores | Lima Machu Picchu. Take a panoramic train > assistance with changes or delays ride into the area. Explore these stunning https://bit.ly/casaandinamiraflores Incan ruins, nestled in a cloud forest, Travel stress-free with AHI! with an expert guide. Delfin III http://bit.ly/delfin3 Cusco, Ancient Incan Capital. Tour DATES & PRICES the religious buildings of this sacred city, Casa Andina Private 11,152 feet above sea level. Stand in the Collection Valle Sagrado | Sept. 30 – Oct. 11, 2018 massive fortress of Ollantaytambo. Sacred Valley Choose the Offer that’s Best for You Sacsayhuaman. Visit these ancient https://bit.ly/casaandinavallesagrado stone ruins, precisely built by the Incas Free Economy Air* from $5,995 without any mortar. Inkaterra Machu Picchu Delfin III Pueblo | Machu Picchu Land Only from $5,745 https://bit.ly/inkaterramachupicchu VAT and Port charges are an additional $395 per Casa Andina Private person. Collection Cusco | Cusco All prices quoted are per person, based on double https://bit.ly/casaandinacusco occupancy (unless otherwise stated). *FREE Economy Air price includes round-trip air transportation from Miami. Please call for special air add-on rates from other gateways. The information in this flyer is correct at the time of printing. Please visit Single supplement waived for solo travelers! This offer is our website to ensure that you limited, capacity controlled and tends to sell out quickly. receive the most current information. LW: 2018-8.
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