Lima offers the tourist great attractions and the comfort a traveler seeks. The rich history of the city, its beautiful beaches, great museums, and delicious cuisine are just some of the delights you can find in the "City of the Kings".

Ica is located 303 kilometers from Lima, a city surrounded by beautiful valleys, famous for its vineyards and an excellent quality wine production. Nazca Lines, 145 kilometers south from Ica. Fields of approximately 500 square kilometers where you can find the mysterious lines discovered in 1927

Arequipa is a land of volcanoes, thermal baths, and profound and impressive canyons. Arequipa is the second largest city in Peru and enjoys a temperate climate and sun all year long. Nicknamed the White City, a large number of the constructions in Arequipa were made out of a white volcanic stone named sillar (ashlar stone).

Puno located in the Peruvian high plane or the Collao plateau, Puno is situated on the waters of one of the highest navigable lakes in the world, Lake Titicaca. Its picturesque streets and residents complement visits to the Cathedral of Puno, the Carlos Dreyer Museum, the Corregidor House, and the Huajsapata or Waqsapata viewpoint where a spectacular view of the city and of Titicaca Lake can be enjoyed.

Madre de Dios is a department in southeastern Peru, and is covered almost entirely by Amazonian forests. Many years ago, many explorers searched among the fabled lost city jungles of the Paititi. But the real treasure of Mother of God are the National Reserves Manu and Tambopata