Peruvian Culinary Explorer

The Peruvian Culinary Explorer package takes you on an 8-day journey through Peru, visiting the vibrant cities of Lima and Cusco, as well as the culturally rich Sacred Valley. You'll spend 2 nights in Lima, 1 night in Cusco City, 2 nights in the Sacred Valley, and then return to Cusco for 1 night before concluding with 1 final night in Lima.

Yes, the Peruvian Culinary Explorer package includes domestic flights between Lima and Cusco. On day 3, you'll be transferred from your Lima hotel to the airport for your flight to Cusco, and on day 7, you'll fly back to Lima from Cusco. All airport transfers are provided by private drivers, ensuring a seamless travel experience.

This package offers a variety of culinary experiences, including: - A Lima Gourmet Food Tour - A Lima cooking class focusing on the Flavors & Wines of Peru - Dining at renowned restaurants like Maido and Chicha - A full-day Food & Culture Tour of the Sacred Valley - A Blind Wine Tasting at Hacienda de Letras Vineyard - A Peruvian Cooking Class and Bean to Bar Chocolate Workshop in Cusco - A Pisco & Wine Tour from Lima

Yes, the Peruvian Culinary Explorer package can be customized to suit your preferences. Keytours Vacations offers flexibility in choosing accommodations, and you can also adjust the length of stay in each destination. To explore these options and personalize your itinerary, consult with a Keytours travel consultant who can assist in tailoring the package to your needs.

The Peruvian Culinary Explorer package is designed primarily for food enthusiasts and those interested in culinary experiences. While families can certainly enjoy the cultural and historical aspects of the tour, the focus on food and wine tastings may be more appealing to adults. Families should consider the interests and ages of their children when deciding if this package is suitable for them.

This itinerary involves a moderate level of physical activity. Activities include walking tours of local markets, exploring the ancient ruins of Sacsayhuaman and Machu Picchu, and participating in hands-on cooking classes. Travelers should be comfortable with walking and standing for extended periods, especially at high altitudes in Cusco and the Sacred Valley.