Cusco and the Sacred Valley

Altitude in the Sacred Valley demands slow travel. Not just because you are nearly 3000 metres above sea level, but you need time to understand the depth of its culture. Beyond Machu Picchu, there are hundreds of Inca sites to be discovered – some via lonely Inca trails where you can hike for days without seeing another traveller. The mighty Urubamba River is one of the best for rafting between towering canyons before reaching Cusco, the epicentre of Latin America’s Colonial past. There is so much to do in Cusco, from cooking classes to ceramic classes and exploring the excellent boutiques and restaurants. Peru is a fantastic destination for an active family holiday. We know some excellent biking trails to be explored on mountain bikes or e-bikes or take an exciting rafting adventure in the spectacular Apurimac canyon. You will encounter a combination of thrilling rapids and drifting peacefully between mountains and forests. Then set up camp on a remote river beach for a magical night under billions of stars.