“From Machu Picchu to the Amazon Jungle: Plan the Perfect Honeymoon in Peru”
Peru’s incredible and very fascinating history, its beautiful and tranquil landscapes and its wonderful cuisine make it one of the most romantic honeymoon destinations in the world. There are many experiences to be had in this beautiful country through the streets of its colonial cities, its Inca ruins and its winding mountain roads.
For those who dream of a wonderful honeymoon that combines nature, adventure and culture without sacrificing incredible service, luxury accommodations and fine dining, a honeymoon in Peru has it all and more.
Whether you’re looking to spend a week or two hiking through the rainforests and mountains or would rather have an urban retreat, Peru has something for everyone on their South American honeymoon.
Breathtaking scenery, ancient Inca ruins, friendly locals, and vibrant flavors are all reasons why we are able to recommend a honeymoon in Peru.
Lima, the capital city of the country
Nestled on the Pacific Ocean with incredible views of the sea at sunrise and sunset, make your visit a pleasure.
In Lima you can live very cultural and historical places as well as lot of fun in the waterfront neighborhoods of the city. Lots of churches and museums. Lots for funny adventures in Miraflores and Barranco areas and all the places with restaurants everywhere you go, with the very best food in the world. Lima is almost mandatory to visit
Lima is mostly the gateway city to Peru. It is where the vast majority of international flights land so it is very likely that you will enter through this beautiful and vibrant city.
Machu Picchu honeymoon
The Incas considered Cusco to be the “navel of the world”, capital of the Empire and the center from which lines of spiritual power, or “ceques” radiated to all key points of their cosmological universe.
Magic city, with a life of its own, full of charm in every corner. Churches, nearby monuments, colors, aromas and flavors. Cusco is that and much more including its bars and restaurants and an intense night life
With its experiential Sacred Valley that includes towns and experiences as specific as Pisac, Chinchero, Maras, Moray, Ollantaytambo and so on.
These villages are the way to the most enigmatic and full of emotions citadel, the seventh wonder of the modern world, Machu Picchu.
Try a full-day tour or the worldwide known Inca Trail
How to visit Machu Picchu
In fact, there are two basic ways to get to the citadel of Machu Picchu, by train with a variety of services; from the most luxurious called Hiram Bingham, first class, the Vistadome and the Expedition, tourist case; all with exceptional service, being the Hiram Bingham the luxury service.
The trains have a variety of schedules that can be adapted to your needs.
To get to the citadel, you also to take a bus, which leaves from Machu Picchu Village to the Citadel and there is an entrance fee that must be purchased well in advance.
In fact, when traveling with our company, we take care of everything.
The Inca Trail to Machu Picchu
The other beautiful way to get to Machu Picchu is by doing the world-famous Inca Trail including all the luxury and glamour you can expect to be part of your dream honeymoon.
You can choose between a 4-day program with 3 nights and a 5-day program with 4 nights.
We take care of everything else.
The entire team that will accompany you on the trek, is of a very high professional level and used to give a lot of details to the honeymooners.
Honeymoon in the Amazon Jungle
Come and embark on an unforgettable adventure through the heart of Peru’s Amazon rainforest. Explore pristine wilderness, encounter exotic wildlife and immerse yourself in the rich biodiversity of one of the world’s most diverse ecosystems.
Our company offers especially for Honeymooners, Amazon cruises of different days of duration. Mostly very glamorous experiences. The best Amazon cruises explore the remote reaches of this fairytale jungle. Witness playful pink river dolphins in the headwaters of the Amazon in Peru; the Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve aboard some of the most luxurious Amazon cruises available; or contemplate the kaleidoscopic colors of the collpas in the Ecuadorian Oriente.
