The lagoon of Huacachina is an oasis in the middle of the coastal desert of the Pacific Ocean in Peru, that emerged due to the outcrop of underground currents. Around it there is abundant vegetation composed by palms, a type of carob tree  called  Huarango and eucalyptuses (introduced species). The Huacachina name has a very peculiar meaning since in quechua the word “Huacca” means to cry and “China” woman, then the name is “Woman who cries” and there is a whole legend that explains its origin.

To begin with the visit to this place, you will have to go to the city of Ica, from there you will be transferred to the Huacachina Lagoon where you will have a walking tour and, in the afternoon, you will go on an excursion in buggies touring the dunes of this beautiful desert . This is not only an exciting and adrenaline-filled ride, but you will also have the opportunity to practice sandboarding.

After seeing the sunset in the desert you will be transferred to your camp, where you will be welcome with a refreshing drink and cocktails , your chef will prepare an exquisite food on the Grill, that you will enjoy with an excellent bottle of wine that is provided per pair.

Within your tent a double or two single beds are provided, this should be requested in advance, also you will have all the comforts of a hotel such as a restroom, linen, blankets, pillows, a small night table and water.

Next morning you will be transferred to the city to a local hotel so you can enjoy an exquisite breakfast, then you will be transferred to your hotel or bus station.

About 3 hours south of Lima, sea lions, Humboldt penguins, flamingos and other protected species live in harmony in the Paracas National Reserve.

Nicknamed “The Mini Galapagos”, the Ballestas Islands are a must-visit for all wildlife lovers and on this six-hour journey on a private yacht we will take you around three important groups of islands where you can spot marine fauna in its fullest: Ballestas, San Gallan and Chincha.

The islands are part of a Protected Reserve, which means that it is not possible to swim with the animals or walk on the islands themselves, but you will be very close to them. Enjoy a welcome drink, wine, beer, soft drinks, a gourmet lunch by the sea and gaze upon an impressive sunset on your way back.

About an hour away from Cusco, and south of the Sacred Valley, the Incas had an agricultural experimental siteas a round amphitheater with different terraces, named Moray.

Nowadays it is an archaeological where nearby the famous Chef Virgilio Martínez set his own culinary experimental center. Culture, tradition, millenarian wisdom, agricultural science, nutrition and health are some of the words associated with this initiative.

This gastronomic experience focuses not only in the final dishes, that you will be able to taste, but also in learning about the production of its ingredients, still following the Andean traditions.

The AracMasic is an Andean ceremony conducted by a Shaman (priest) and takes place in the Sacred Valley of the Incas.

By continuing the traditions of their ancestors, the Incas, this Andean Priest will ask to the spirits of the Apus (mountains of sacred and energetic power), for the protection and the strength of the union of the couple.

On this mystical ceremony either single or already married couples can take part, and the aim is to establish the spiritual bond with Nature and to achieve the blessing of it forever.