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Tours Raymitours Wfto Grupo INTI RAYMITOURS Yana Vasquez: [email protected] Christine Buehler: [email protected] 0051/965059265 0051/4300901 Our Tours in Peru for WFTO 2019 Small City Tour Lima REGULAR SERVICE Duration tour: 4 hrs. (approximately) Schedules: 2 Daily Departures : 9:50 am / 2:50 pm Departures Pick Up from Hotels in San Isidro - Miraflores (From Hotel El Pueblo Extra Charge Fee) ANCESTRAL LIMA: We start our tour with a panoramic view of the “Pucllana Pyramid” a magnificent ceremonial and archeological center built in the 4th century a.D. and considered a “sacred village” by the Incas. The Viceroyalty of Perú was the most important of the Spanish Empire and Lima was its capital. COLONIAL LIMA: We visit the Historical Center of Lima, where you will appreciate more than fifty monuments and Colonial edifications, such as the Paseo de la República, the San Martín Square, the Main Square, the Government Palace, the Archbishop’s Palace, the Cathedral Basilica, and the City Council Palace amongst others. We will visit the MUSEUM OF THE BANCO CENTRAL DE RESERVA*,where we will admire the “Treasures of Perú” Collection, a fine selection of objects made of gold, ceramics and textiles from different pre-columbian cultures. We will visit the monumental SAN FRANCISCO CONVENT, which displays the largest collection of religious art in America. Our highlight will be the visit of the underground vaults, known as “Catacumbas” or Catacombs. CONTEMPORARY LIMA: We will visit traditional residential areas of Lima and Larcomar. *Museum of the “Banco Central de Reserva” is closed to the public on Saturday and Sunday afternoon. Monday closed all day. PRICE PER PERSON: USD. 38.00 Lima Tour and Pachacamac Oracle Duration tour: 8 hrs. (approximately) Schedules: AM Departures Pick Up from Hotels in San Isidro - Miraflores (From Hotel El Pueblo Extra Charge Fee) We will start the tour taking you through Lima in its 3 historical periods: Pre-hispanic, Colonial and Modern. We will first show you a panoramic view of “La Huaca Pucllana”, and then you will visit the impressive Historical Downtown of Lima: Its palaces, mansions, churches and squares, ending with a visit to the residential district of San Isidro and an unforgettable view of the Pacific Ocean from the district of Miraflores. This tour includes the admission to the BCR Museum and the Complejo Monumental San Francisco and its Catacombs. After lunch, we will head to the Citadel of Pachacamac to continue our guided tour through, The Sanctuary of God Pachacamac, Temple of the Sun, the Temple of Pachacamac and the Acllahuasi or Palace of the Virgins of the Sun. *Our tour includes a visit to the traditional and bohemian district of Barranco. *The BCR Museum is closed to the public on Saturdays and Sundays afternoon. It is closed all day and Mondays. PRICE: 110 per person Lima „Culinary“ VIP Tour Duration tour: 10 hrs. (approximately) Schedules: 10:00 AM Departures Pick Up from Hotels in San Isidro - Miraflores (From Hotel El Pueblo Extra Charge Fee) This is a special private Tour in the Lima, visiting the main cultural and gastronomical points of the city. A private guide will show you the city and bring you to the best hidden restaurants. The tour will end in a cooking class with a peruvian Chef who will learn you to prepare the best peruvian dishes. For more information just contact us! Price 180 USD per person FULL DAY CARAL TOUR Duration of the tour: 12 hrs. (approximately) Schedules: 7:00 a.m Departures Pick Up from Hotels in San Isidro - Miraflores (From Hotel El Pueblo Extra Charge Fee) Minimum 2 persons Pick Up from the hotel. The 5000 years of antiquity of Caral, situated in Perú as one of the fives cradles of humanities civilisation on a par of the cultures of the Mesopotamia, Egypt, India and China. Caral is located in the left margin of the lower half valley of Supe, to 26 k.m. of the coast and 350 m.s.n.m .; it occupies 66 hectares. It comprises a nuclear zone with 32 public structures and several residential complexes, and an area on the periphery, which borders the valley where several housing complexes were built. In the nuclear space of the Sacred City of Caral are the public and domestic buildings of greater status, distributed in two large halves: Caral alto, in the north side and Caral bajo, in the south. In the city of Caral several religious festivities were celebrated, in which were realised architectural remodels, fairs and ritual ceremonies. Our tour includes a traditional lunch in the city of Huacho. Return to lima and transfer to the hotel. PRICE PER PERSON: USD. 292.00 PARACAS-ICA-NAZCA 02 Days / 01 Night DAY 01 : LIMA / PARACAS/ICA/NASCA 03:15 Transfer Hotel/bus stations 04:00 Departure by bus to PARACAS. 07:45: Transfer to the dock. 08:00 Tour to Ballestas Islands in motor boat to observe Sea lions, Pelicans, Penguins and other Marine birds. On the boat trip over to the Islands, the famous "Candelabro" can be seen, an enigmatic drawing that many people believe is related to the Nazca Lines. 11:00 Transfer to Ica. 12:00 aprox. Arrival to Ica, Time for Lunch for your own. 14:00 City Tour Ica, You will visit downtown Ica, The Regional Museum, The Luren Santuary, also you will visit a remarkable artisan cellar of wine, called “El Catador” you will sample the tasty wine of Ica. Afterwards we will head to Huacachina Oasis. Time free for walk or you can do as optional tour a fantastic stroll on tubular cars (Dune Buggy) over the giant dunes of Huacachina and lastly you will practice and adventure sport named Sandboarding, 18:50 Departure by bus to Nasca. 21:00 Assistance upon arrival and transfer to selected hotel. Accommodations. DAY 02 :NAZCA / LIMA Breakfast. Am. Tour by walking to Nazca : (Paredones, Cantayoc ceramics). 14:00 Transfer to the station OUR PACKAGE INCLUDES: • BUS TICKETS CRUZ DEL SUR (Second Level) LIMA/PARACAS, ICA/NAZCA. • 01 NIGHT IN THE SELECTED HOTEL + BREAKFAST – NAZCA • TOUR TO BALLESTAS ISLANDS • CITY TOUR ICA AND NAZCA • TRANSFERS, ENTRANCES AND LOCAL GUIDE FOR TOURS. PRICE per person 280 USD CUSCO & PUNO 6 days / 5 nights DAY 01: CUSCO: CITY EXCURSION & NEARBY RUINS – REGULAR Upon arrival in Cusco, they will be met at the "Velasco Astete" airport by our collaborators and will be taken to the chosen hotel where they will taste a nice coca tea. 13:00h. In the afternoon guided tour of the historic city center we will enter the Cathedral, the archaeological complex of Koricancha or Temple of the Sun, as well as the Church of Santo Domingo, later we will visit Sacsayhuaman, Q'enqo and Tambomachay. Overnight in Cusco DAY 02: CUSCO - SACRED VALLEY Breakfast at the hotel Approximately, we will leave for the "Sacred Valley of the Incas", we will visit the town of Pisaq, where we will be able to appreciate the commercialization of products of the locals, as well as the typical craft fair. We will have lunch in a tourist restaurant in the valley and continue along the banks of the Urubamba River enjoying beautiful scenery towards the Military Fortress of Ollantaytambo, visit the Temple of the Sun (formed by six gigantic granite monoliths) as well as the most interesting sites. Overnight in Cusco DAY 03: CUSCO - MACHU PICCHU - CUSCO Breakfast at the hotel. In the morning scheduled time, we will depart by TRAIN EXPEDITION to the town of Aguas Calientes. Upon arrival, we will board the bus that will take us on a 30-minute trip to the Machu Picchu Citadel, one of the Seven Wonders of the World. We will start the guided tour for 2 ½ hours visiting the main enclosures of the urban and agricultural area. At the indicated time, we will board the return train EXPEDITION. Arrival at the station, reception and transfer to the hotel in Cusco. Overnight in Cusco. DAY 4: CUSCO - DEPARTURE (D) At the scheduled time, departure in REGULAR BUS to Puno At the end of the day transfer corresponding hotel DAY 05 : PUNO: FULL UROS & TAQUILE ISLAND| INC L. Excursion to the Sacred Lake of the Incas, we will visit the Floating Islands of the Uros, observing that the inhabitants still conserve their ancestral customs such as fishing and hunting. We continue with the Taquile Island of great landscape and cultural interest, whose inhabitants mainly dedicate themselves to agriculture, handicrafts and fishing, the locals continue living according to their ancient traditions and Inca laws with folklore manifestations, religious and folkloric rituals. Includes lunch Overnight in Puno DAY 6: PUNO - DEPARTURE TO LIMA At the appropriate time, you will be taken to the airport to taje to flight to Lima. END OF THE SERVICES PRICE PER PERSON IN DOUBLE since: Csuco *** Hotel USD. 950.00 Cusco **** Hotel USD. 990.00 THE PROGRAM INCLUDES: •Ticket Lima/ Cusco – Juliaca / Lima •Bus Cusco – Puno •Tour in Regular services (SIC) •Transfer airport Cusco/ hotel / airport. •3 nights accommodation in Cusco + breakfast. •City tour and ruins near the city. •Excursion to Machu Picchu •Full day excursion to the Sacred Valley of the Incas with lunch •Services with a guide in English. •Tour to Uros & Taquile Island IMPORTANT: •FOREIGNERS MUST PRESENT THEIR PASSPORT AT THE HOTEL, OTHERWISE THEY WILL PAY 18% OF IGV DIRECTLY. •THE LUGGAGE ALLOWED ON BOARD THE TRAIN CONSISTS OF A 5 KG BAG OR BACKPACK TO FACILITATE TRAVEL AND ENJOY THE TRIP WITH COMFORT. •PRICES IN AMERICAN DOLLARS •PRICES SUBJECT TO CHANGE, ACCORDING TO TRAINS AND HOTELS AVAILABILITY. •• BOOKINGS MUST BE PREPAID, TO GUARANTEE TRAIN SPACES, SCHEDULES AND RATES.
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