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Sept. 4-12 | 2027
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About This Trip

Lima · Huacachina · Cusco · Sacred Valley · Machu Picchu
Five iconic stops. One thoughtfully curated and inclusive journey.

Join us for eight days across Peru designed to go deeper than the highlights: boutique stays, extraordinary landscapes, thoughtful pacing and local experiences curated alongside trusted destination partners.

From the energy of Lima and the dunes of Huacachina to the history of Cusco and the wonder of the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu, this journey blends culture, food, connection and moments designed to be remembered long after returning home.

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Duration

9 days, 8 nights

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Activity Level

⭐⭐⭐☆☆ Moderate
Daily walking, mild hiking, and high-altitude destinations. No technical hiking required.

About Jetlister Travel

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Jetlister+ YOU!

I’m Gustavo Diaz, founder and travel advisor at Jetlister. Over the past three years, I’ve been building Jetlister through designing personalized journeys, exploring destinations, and developing partnerships around the world. What started as creating tailor-made travel for individual clients has naturally evolved into something more collaborative, bringing people together to discover destinations, connect with others, and experience the world in a more shared and intentional way.

Jetlister+ is the collaborative travel division of Jetlister Travel, created for curated group experiences and shared journeys.

Whether partnering with a client, a company, or bringing together a community through our “Travel With Me” concept, I design meaningful travel experiences that go beyond logistics and become stories worth sharing.

Happy travels

-G

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Overview

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Overview

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About This Trip

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Duration

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1. Lima

Lima, Peru

2. Huacachina

Huacachina, Ica, Peru

3. Sacred Valley

Sacred Valley, 08670, Peru

4. Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu

08680, Peru

5. Cusco

Cusco, Peru

Day 1

Sept. 4
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Lima arrival, Pacific cliffs

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Transfer from airport to hotel

Settle into Miraflores

Your hotel sits on the cliffs above the Pacific. Lima feels bigger and more alive than most people expect, and Peru has already begun before you have unpacked.

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Hotel B

Avenida Sáenz Peña 204, Barranco 15063
Check inSaturday, Sep 4, 2027
Check outMonday, Sep 6, 2027

Hotel B is a restored 1914 Belle Époque mansion and Lima's only Relais & Châteaux property. Tucked into Barranco's bohemian art district, it opened as a boutique hotel in 2013 and has 20 individually styled rooms and suites.

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Welcome dinner

First meal together: Peruvian coastal cuisine, live music, and traditional dancers in costume.

Day 2

Sept. 5
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Oasis, Velocity, Dune Picnic

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Transfer from hotel to Huacachina

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Dune buggies and sandboarding

Huacachina, Peru

The ride up is fast and the dune faces are steeper than they look from the oasis. Sandboarding is optional, watching is not, and the group energy shifts once everyone realizes how much sand can move.

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Sunset picnic in the dunes

Food, wine, the light turning the sand pink and orange. This moment exists because most tours skip it, and we time it deliberately.

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Transfer back to Hotel in Lima

Day 3

Sept. 6
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Highlands arrive, valley lunch

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Transfer to Lima Airport

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Flight from Lima to Cusco

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Transfer from Cusco airport to Sacred Valley Afternoon

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Lunch at a land house

Farm meal in the valley, local family cooking. The food is simple and the altitude is 2,000 feet lower than Cusco, which is why we sequence the valley first.

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Settle into Casa Andina

Sacred Valley
Check inMonday, Sep 6, 2027
Check outWednesday, Sep 8, 2027

Your lodge sits at 9,200 feet with the Andes visible from the garden. The air is thinner than Lima and your body knows it, and that slowness is intentional.

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Day 4

Sept 7
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Salt, Geometry and Lunch Among Llamas

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Maras salt mines

Four thousand salt pools cascade down a hillside, fed by a thermal spring the Inca tapped centuries ago. Each family tends a small parcel; the work is hot, slow, and the same as it was in 1550.

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Moray terraces

Concentric stone rings drop eleven tiers into the earth, each a different microclimate. Scholars think the Inca tested crops here; you can add ATV or horseback if you want the approach to match the scale.

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Lunch with llamas

A high-altitude restaurant where llamas wander the property and the kitchen runs on potatoes, corn, and trout. The view stretches to snow line.

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Local community visit

A highland farming community at 3,700 meters where textile work and agriculture happen the way they have for centuries. This is not performance, it is daily life you are invited into.

Day 5

Sept. 8
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Fortress walls, Earth Oven, Train into clouds

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Ollantaytambo fortress

Terraces climb the mountainside in geometric precision; the Spanish tried to take this place twice and failed both times. The stones at the summit weigh fifty tons and came from a quarry across the valley.

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Pachamanca earth oven experience

Meat, potatoes, corn, and fava beans layered with hot stones in a pit lined with aromatic herbs. The earth seals in heat and smoke; lunch emerges an hour later, charred and tender.

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Train from Sacred Valley to Aguas Calientes

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Spend the night in Tierra Viva Machu Picchu

Check inThursday, Sep 9, 2027
Check outFriday, Sep 10, 2027

Tierra Viva Machu Picchu is a 4-star hotel located in Machu Picchu, Peru. It's part of the Tierra Viva Hotels boutique chain, known for offering comfortable, locally inspired stays at accessible price points. The property is well-positioned for exploring the Machu Picchu Sanctuary, making it a solid mid-range option for clients visiting one of South America's most iconic destinations.

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Day 6

Sept. 9
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Ruins After First Light

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Machu Picchu After Sunrise

The site opens at 6:00AM; mist clings to the ridges and the stone city emerges slowly. You walk the terraces and temples before the midday groups flood the lower circuits.

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Train from Aguas Calientes to Sacred Valley

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Transfer from Sacred Valley to Cusco

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Antigua Casona San Blas Hotel

Cusco
Check inThursday, Sep 9, 2027
Check outSaturday, Sep 11, 2027

Antigua Casona San Blas is a 4-star boutique hotel tucked into the San Blas neighborhood of Cusco, Peru. The breakfast buffet and on-site spa are standout features, and staff are frequently praised for going the extra mile, arranging transport, delivering oxygen for altitude acclimatization, and accommodating special requests.

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Day 7

Sept. 10
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Sleep in, Then City or Llamas

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Free morning in Cusco

No alarm, no itinerary. The San Blas neighborhood is steep, quiet, and good for coffee.

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Activity: Cusco city walk or llama hike

Colonial arches built on Inca foundations, a market that smells like eucalyptus and dried corn, and plazas the conquistadors named after saints. Or skip the city and hike with llamas along ridge trails above the valley.

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Day 8

Sept. 11
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Leisure time, then home

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Morning to yourself

The day is yours. Walk San Blas, read in a courtyard, or find one last café overlooking the plaza.

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Transfer from Hotel in Cusco to Airport

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Flight From Cusco to Lima

Day 9

Sept. 12
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Optional Extension: Pre-Inca ruins, ceviche origins

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Historic Lima city tour

Explore Lima’s rich history with a guided walk through the Plaza Mayor, the Cathedral, and the Santo Domingo Convent, home to centuries of faith and architecture. Your guide will bring the city’s colonial past and vibrant present to life, giving you a fresh perspective on Peru’s capital.

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Culinary Experience in Lima

Market walk, ceviche demonstration, pisco tasting, causa prep. Lima is the reason Peruvian food exists on global fine-dining lists, and this afternoon explains why in ingredients and technique rather than theory.

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What’s Included

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What's included

Meals as indicated

Private ground transportation with driver

Professional English-speaking guides throughout

All activities, excursions and entrances as indicated in the itinerary

Machu Picchu entrance ticket and guide

Machu Picchu train tickets (both ways)

Domestic flights as per itinerary

Terms & Conditions

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Terms & Conditions

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Jetlister+ Group Travel Terms & Conditions

By approving this proposal and submitting a deposit, the Traveler acknowledges that they have read, understood, and agree to the following Terms & Conditions.

PAYMENT TERMS

A deposit is required to confirm participation in the trip and secure accommodations, transportation, activities, and other supplier services. The remaining balance is due no later than 60 days prior to departure, unless otherwise specified in writing.

Failure to make payments by the stated deadlines may result in cancellation of the reservation and forfeiture of any amounts already paid, subject to the cancellation policy below.


CANCELLATION & REFUND POLICY

The Traveler may cancel their participation in the trip and receive a full refund of all payments made toward the land package, provided written notice is received no later than four (4) months prior to the scheduled departure date.

Cancellations received within four (4) months of departure are 100% non-refundable, as hotels, transportation, activities, and other supplier commitments will have been confirmed and paid on the Traveler's behalf.

Jetlister Travel reserves the right to cancel the trip if the minimum required number of travelers is not met, or if circumstances arise that make operating the trip commercially or operationally impracticable. In such cases, Travelers will receive a full refund of all monies paid to Jetlister Travel for the land package.

Jetlister Travel shall not be responsible for reimbursement of independently purchased services, including but not limited to international airfare, travel insurance, visas, vaccinations, personal expenses, or any third-party arrangements made outside of this agreement.

All cancellation requests must be submitted in writing by the primary traveler.


PRICING

Package pricing includes only the services specifically listed in the itinerary and inclusions section. Unless expressly stated, international airfare, travel insurance, passport or visa fees, gratuities, meals not listed, beverages, personal expenses, and optional activities are not included.

Prices are based on the number of participants indicated at the time of quotation. Should the final group size change significantly prior to confirmation, pricing may be adjusted accordingly.


INTERNATIONAL AIRFARE

International airfare is not included unless specifically stated.

Each traveler is responsible for purchasing their own international flights.

Travelers are responsible for providing their confirmed flight itinerary once booked so airport transfers and other services can be coordinated accordingly.


CHANGES & REVISIONS

The Organizer reserves the right to make reasonable modifications to the itinerary when necessary due to weather, operational requirements, supplier availability, safety concerns, or circumstances beyond reasonable control.

Whenever possible, similar or superior alternatives will be provided.


THIRD-PARTY SUPPLIERS

Jetlister Travel acts solely as an intermediary between Travelers and independent suppliers, including but not limited to hotels, airlines, cruise operators, transportation companies, activity providers, destination management companies (DMCs), and local guides.

Jetlister Travel is not responsible for acts, omissions, delays, cancellations, service failures, bankruptcy, injury, loss, damage, or other circumstances caused by these independent suppliers.

All services remain subject to each supplier's individual terms and conditions.


TRAVEL DISRUPTIONS

Jetlister Travel shall not be liable for delays, interruptions, losses, or additional expenses resulting from circumstances beyond its reasonable control, including but not limited to:

  • Weather events

  • Natural disasters

  • Government restrictions

  • Political unrest

  • Airline schedule changes or cancellations

  • Labor strikes

  • Border closures

  • Health emergencies

  • Force majeure events

Any additional costs resulting from such events shall be the responsibility of the Traveler.


TRAVEL INSURANCE

Comprehensive travel insurance is strongly recommended for all participants.

Travel insurance may provide protection for trip cancellation, trip interruption, medical emergencies, baggage delays, and other unforeseen events.

Declining travel insurance does not alter the cancellation terms outlined in this agreement.


TRAVELER RESPONSIBILITIES

Each Traveler agrees to:

  • Maintain a valid passport meeting destination entry requirements.

  • Ensure they satisfy all visa, health, and entry requirements.

  • Submit requested traveler information by the deadlines provided.

  • Provide accurate passport information, dietary restrictions, emergency contacts, rooming preferences, and flight details.

  • Notify Jetlister Travel promptly of any changes affecting their reservation.

  • Arrive at scheduled meeting points on time throughout the trip.

Failure to provide requested information by the stated deadlines may affect the Organizer's ability to fulfill certain services.


PHOTOGRAPHY & MARKETING

During the trip, photographs and video may be captured for future Jetlister Travel marketing and promotional purposes.

Travelers who prefer not to appear in promotional content should notify the Organizer in writing prior to departure.


COMMISSION DISCLOSURE

Jetlister Travel may receive commissions from hotels, suppliers, destination management companies, and travel partners.

These commissions do not affect the price paid by Travelers and are standard practice within the travel industry.


GOVERNING LAW

This Agreement shall be governed by the laws of the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico.

Both parties agree to first attempt to resolve any dispute through good-faith communication before pursuing legal remedies.


ACCEPTANCE

By submitting payment toward this trip, the Traveler acknowledges that they have read, understood, and accepted these Terms & Conditions in their entirety.

© 2026 Gustavo Diaz Martinez