




Arrive in Lima, met and transferred to your accommodation. Lima combines a world-class food scene with Humboldt-current wildlife on its shores.
Explore Lima before the Andes and Amazon.
Transfer to Cusco. Explore the Inca capital and acclimatise. A historic-city day before the cloud forest.
A historic-city day before the cloud forest. Inca Cusco before the descent to Manu. Cusco's Inca and colonial heritage makes it a destination in itself, as well as the gateway to the wild.
Transfer to Tambopata National Reserve. A dawn macaw clay lick and oxbow-lake otters. Rainforest trails and canopy towers for birds.
Rainforest trails and canopy towers for birds. A full day of Amazon wildlife and photography. Tambopata's Colorado clay lick draws hundreds of macaws and parrots at dawn — the largest such gathering known.
A full day of Amazon wildlife and photography. Clay licks, otters and night safaris.
Clay licks, otters and night safaris.
A dawn macaw clay lick and oxbow-lake otters.
A final morning in Tambopata National Reserve — a last outing or a slow start as time allows — before the transfer onward and the journey home.
Drier inland season — the best window for onward travel.
Warmer, with sunnier coastal weather in Lima.
A restored colonial palace facing the Qorikancha, Cusco's finest heritage hotel.
An art-filled belle-époque mansion in bohemian Barranco, Lima's most stylish stay.
A remote research lodge beside the great Colorado macaw clay lick, deep in the reserve.
A converted 16th-century monastery in the heart of old Cusco.
A grand 1920s hotel with an art collection, in leafy San Isidro.
A luxurious Amazon ecolodge with a canopy walkway near Puerto Maldonado.
Add nights, swap a park, extend to the coast — this route is a starting point, not a fixed menu. Tell us how you travel and we'll route the rest.