Day 1

Flight Riga - Istanbul - São Paulo

Day 2

Transfer to the hotel. .

Check in at the hotel, rest.

Breakfast at the hotel

Sightseeing walking-bus tour in São Paulo.

São Paulo is Brazil's cultural capital. This vibrant city, surrounded by tropical rainforest, uniquely combines historic and modern architecture: ancient cathedrals and buildings alternate with glass and concrete skyscrapers.

During the tour, we will visit the so-called Batman's Corner - a meeting point for popular artists and street art lovers. We will also see the Municipal Theatre, the Cathedral of São Paulo and walk along one of the city's most important arteries, Avenida Paulista. This street, which is 2.8 kilometres long and about 85 metres wide, was inaugurated at the end of the 19th century, when the city was undergoing rapid expansion.

We will also visit the Monastery of St Benedict, an outstanding example of peace and historical heritage. At the end of the tour, we will experience something unforgettable: a visit to the Municipal Market, where you can enjoy the diversity of Brazil, tasting fruits and products from the most diverse corners of the country. This walk will certainly leave you with vivid and pleasant memories!

Free time. Relax at the hotel.

Day 3

Breakfast at the hotel.

Introduction to State of São Paulo - The birthplace of Brazilian coffee.

Your journey will begin with an immersion in the world of Brazilian coffee, the symbol of a country that has given the world fragrant beans and a real taste of life.

This day will be dedicated to For a visit to the Tozana fazenda, one of the oldest coffee plantations still operating and producing coffee. Fazenda was founded 300 years ago and has become a symbol of Brazilian coffee culture (entrance 40$)

Here you will learn about the history of coffee cultivation, which began in 1727 when the first plants were brought to this country.

Return to São Paulo, rest.

Day 4

Check out of your room.Transfer to the airport.

Flight São Paulo - Lima .

Arrival Peru in the capital.

Miraflores is one of the capital's most affluent and prestigious districts, known as the city's cultural centre. It is packed with theatres, cinemas and art galleries, offering a rich cultural life. The district is also home to Huaca Pucllana, an impressive clay pyramid, one of the few archaeological monuments to survive from before the Inca Empire. This site offers a unique insight into Peru's ancient history and culture.

Arrival at the hotel, relax.

Day 5

Breakfast at the hotel.

Sightseeing tour in Lima.

Getting to know Peru will start with an exciting tour of the capital Lima, one of the most beautiful and unique cities in South America. We will visit the historic centre of Lima, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and discover its impressive monuments and landmarks.

During the tour, we will visit Plaza Mayor Square, surrounded by historic buildings from the 17th-19th centuries. Among them stands out the majestic Lima Cathedral, a Spanish colonial church that houses the tomb of Conquistador Francisco Pizarro. The square is also adorned by the Palace of the Government, a neo-baroque building with an impressive facade where you can watch the daily changing of the guard ceremony. In addition, the Archbishop's Residence and the Municipality Building form a harmonious ensemble of colonial architecture.

The tour continues to the bohemian and picturesque Barranco district, known as a creative oasis and popular with artists. Finally, we will visit San Martin Park, home to the impressive statue of Peru's national hero José de San Martin.

This tour will allow you to discover Lima's cultural riches and experience its unique atmosphere.

Return to the hotel.

Free time, rest.

Overnight at the hotel.

Day 6

Room release.

Transfer to the airport (Surcharge for Lima - Cusco - Lima from 150€)

Transfer by bus to Urubamba - Sacred Valley of the Incas (~2 hours)

The tour starts in Cusco - A Peruvian city with more than 3000 years of history. Cusco was once the capital of the Inca Empire and its name translates from the local language as "navel of the earth".

The Urubamba Valley, formed by the Urubamba River in the Andes, is a place with more than a thousand years of history. It is one of South America's most famous and visited places, attracting millions of tourists every year. The valley was the spiritual and economic centre of the Inca Empire and many important monuments of civilisation have been preserved here.

The valley stretches along the river bed and offers sights such as the ruins of Pisak Fortress (3000 m above sea level), surrounded by the majestic peaks of Sauasirai (5818 m) and Veronica (5893 m). Other notable sites include the Ollantaytambo Fortress (2800 m) and the impressive Moray Ring Terraces, reflecting Inca agricultural innovation.

On the way to the Sacred Valley of the Incas, visit a llama and alpaca breeding centre. Here you will have the opportunity to meet these unique mountain animals, learn about their role in the local culture and watch the wool spinning process. Of course, you will also have the opportunity to have your photo taken with these animals.

The day will end with an overnight stay in the valley to help you acclimatise to the high Andean conditions in preparation for the adventurous days ahead.

Overnight at the hotel.

Day 7

Breakfast.

Transfer by train (extra charge 170 € return + return shuttle) to The town of Agvascalientes, known for its numerous hot springs, which have given it the name "aguas calientes" (Spanish for "hot springs"). It is the closest settlement to the legendary monument of the Inca civilisation Machu Picchu.

Machu Picchu is one of the Seven Wonders of the World and an ancient city located at an altitude of 2,430 metres above sea level. This legendary site was built in the 15th century, but remained hidden from the outside world for a long time until 1911, when it was discovered by the scientist Hiram Bingham.

Machu Picchu is a unique place where history, nature, spirituality and human achievements intertwine. The city walls offer breathtaking views of the Urubamba River valley and the surrounding verdant peaks of the Andes. Time seems to have stood still here, where the greatness of Inca civilisation is preserved among the stone terraces, temple complexes, towers and plazas that served as religious and astronomical centres.

The stone tablets of Machu Picchu hold secrets and stories about the ancient Inca culture. The architecture is striking in its precision - the walls are built without mortar, the stones fitting together perfectly. The site is shrouded in myths and legends that to this day have not been fully revealed.

Machu Picchu is not only an archaeological monument, but also a place to contemplate and feel a connection with antiquity. It offers peace, inspiration and a chance to feel part of the power and magic of Inca culture. A tour of the site is a journey through time and into the soul, revealing the secrets of the Inca world.

After the tour, return by train.

Overnight at the hotel.

Day 8

Breakfast.

On the way we will visit Oljantaitambo - one of the best-preserved Inca heritage sites, at an altitude of 2 800 metres. Built in the 15th century under the ruler Pachacuteca, this settlement was an important administrative, military and religious centre, as well as a strategic fortress. At the top of Oljantaitambo is the impressive Temple of the Sun, whose walls are made of huge monoliths weighing tens of tonnes.

Next, we will visit the Mara Round Terraces and the Mara Salt Fields, two unique sites that combine Inca engineering skills with the natural beauty of the Andes.

The terraces of Mora were a kind of “agricultural laboratory” where the Incas experimented with growing different plants. Here, the temperature difference between the upper and lower terraces can reach up to 15°C, creating optimal conditions for different crops.

The Mara salt fields, which are still in use today, are a complex of thousands of small pools where salt is extracted from spring waters in the warmth of the sun. This handiwork of nature and man creates a breathtaking landscape that fascinates every visitor.

Hotel accommodation in Cusco. Relaxation.

Day 9

Breakfast.

City tour in Cusco - the former capital of the Inca Empire.

We'll start the day with a walk through Cusco's historic centre, a living open-air museum. Cusco is a unique city where the majestic traces of the Inca past and the colonial era merge in an inimitable harmony.

The city is a fusion of two cultures - the massive stone foundations of the Incas and the graceful balconies of the Spanish Habsburgs.

San Pedro Enjoy the vibrant local atmosphere - fresh fruit, cheeses, textiles and aromatic coffee. This is a great place to try traditional dishes such as empanadas or the famous chicha morada, a refreshing drink made from black corn.

The walk continues to the San Blas Arts District, famous for its workshops, galleries and shops by local artists and craftspeople. Here, traditional Andean motifs meet contemporary art elements to create unique artworks and jewellery.

The main attraction of the tour is Coriander - A temple dedicated to the sun god, it was the main religious centre of the Inca Empire. In ancient times, golden plaques covered the walls of Korikancha and gold and silver statues decorated the courtyard. Although the Spanish destroyed much of this wealth, the temple itself is impressive for its architecture. The temple has been partially preserved and its remains are built into the walls of the Convent of Santo Domingo.

After the tour, you can enjoy lunch at a restaurant in Cusco (extra charge), where you can sample local delicacies such as seichu, grilled alpaca or kuju (guinea pig).

You can make the most of the afternoon by strolling the streets of Cusco, visiting local textile shops or shopping for souvenirs.

Transfer to the airport for your flight Cusco - Lima.

Day 10

Check in at a hotel in Lima.

Rest.

Breakfast.

Three-day trip to Paracas and Balest (extra charge: 210 € + entrance tickets. Booking must be made at the time of purchase!)

Those who do not wish to go on the tour can stay at the hotel in Lima.

Check-out from the hotel in Lima.

Transfer by bus from Lima to Paracas (~4 hours). In the afternoon - excursion to Paracas National Reserve (entrance ticket ~17 €).

This unique place is a land of contrasts, where the desert dunes merge seamlessly into the blue waters of the Pacific Ocean. From the red sands of Playa Roja to secluded lagoons with snow-white shores, each of the reserve's beaches has a unique landscape.

During the tour, we will follow a naturally formed salt highway, where salt crystals glistening in the sunlight appear like thousands of diamonds. In the reserve, we'll also see marine mollusc fossils dating back to prehistoric times (about 36 million years old). These deposits give the reserve a special historical and natural scientific significance.

Paracas is a place where nature surprises and inspires at every turn.

Check in at the hotel in Paracas.

Rest.

Day 11

Breakfast.

Excursion to the Balest Islands.

The morning will start with a boat trip (extra charge) to Balest Islands, which are often referred to as "little Galapagos".

These islands are a nature lover's paradise. Colonies of sea lions rest on rocky rookeries, and the proximity, loud sounds and playful behaviour of these majestic animals will leave you indifferent. Among the island's permanent residents are thousands of different species of seabirds: alder, cormorants, Inca kingfishers and the rare Humboldt penguin.

From the sea, you can see the mysterious "Candelabrum" - a huge geoglyph carved in the sand, the origin and meaning of which is still unknown. This ancient drawing is an integral part of the cultural heritage of Paracas.

After the boat tour, we will return to Paracas, where we will have the opportunity to relax and enjoy lunch with a scenic view of the ocean.

Day 12

Breakfast.

Check-out from the hotel.

In the afternoon, transfer by bus to Lima (3.5-5 hours, depending on traffic).

Check in at a hotel in Lima and relax.

Day 13

Breakfast.

Room release. Free day

Transfer to the airport

Flight Lima - São Paulo

Transfer to the hotel. .

Accommodation , Recreation.

Day 14

Breakfast. Optional trip to Santos (€ 80 supplement).

The day will start with a trip to Santos, a port town on the coast of São Paulo, known as “Neptune's Gate”. Here you will learn about the legendary footballer, the “King of Football”, Santos, the city's main resident, whose name has become a symbol of Brazil. His museum is one of the city's most important attractions.

You will also have the opportunity to take a dip in the Atlantic Ocean, as Santos has several beaches.

Return to the hotel.

Free time, rest.

Day 15

Breakfast.

Room release.

Transfer to the airport.

Flight São Paulo - Istanbul

Day 16

Flight Istanbul - Riga

* on tour 02.09.2026

Departure to the hotel.

Check in at the hotel. Relax.

Day 17 18.09.2026

Room vacancies.

Departure to the airport.

Flight Istanbul - Riga

Arrival in Riga