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Peru and Galapagos Travel Tour 595

Peru and Galapagos Travel Tour 595

Embark on an unforgettable journey to Peru and Galapagos with Evolution35! This 10-day, 9-night adventure includes hotel accommodations, some meals, and engaging activities to explore the wonders of this vibrant country. With expert English- and Spanish-speaking guides, you'll experience the best of Peru with ease. Pricing is consistent for departures from any major U.S. city. Please note that all schedules are approximate and may vary. City and hotel taxes are not included in the tour price and must be paid separately at the tour destination.

Overview Of Peru and Galapagos Travel Tour 595

Santa Cruz
Isabela Island
Machu Picchu
Cusco Tour
DAYS
10 Days, 9 Nights
AIRFARE
Not Included
HOTELS
Included
LOCAL GUIDE
English / Spanish Guide Included
ACTIVITIES
Some Included
MEALS
Only Breakfast Included

Note: Ensure that you check for any travel restrictions and entry requirements at your destination. It is your responsibility to be prepared with all necessary travel documents and paperwork. Plan to arrive at the airport at least three hours before your scheduled departure time.

Day 1

Arrival in Quito

Day 2

Transfer to Baltra and Highland Tour

Day 3

Bay Tour and Tortuga Bay Beach

Day 4

Snorkeling Tour to Pinzon

Day 5

Isabela Island Tour

Day 6

Tuneles Tour and Ferry to Santa Cruz

Day 7

Flight to Lima and arrival in Lima

Day 8

Flight to Cusco and Machu Picchu Visit

Day 9

Cusco City Tour and 4 Incan Ruins Tour and Flight to Lima

Day 10

Transfer to airport

Isabela Island Tour

isabela island tour

Machu Picchu

machu picchu

Humantay Lake

humantay lake

Sacred Valley Tour

sacred valley tour

Cusco City Tour

cusco city tour

4 Incan Ruins Tour

4 incan ruins tour

Mountain of Seven Colors

mountain of seven colors

Ollantaytambo

ollantaytambo

Bartolomé Tour

bartolomé tour

North Seymour Tour

north seymour tour

Tuneles

tuneles

Bay Tour

bay tour

Highland Tour

highland tour

  • Activities mentioned within tour
  • Transportation included for activities described
  • Local Certified Guide
  • Roundtrip train from Ollantaytambo to Aguascalientes
  • Roundtrip transportation from Cusco to Ollantaytambo
  • Roundtrip shuttle from Aguascalientes to Ollantaytambo
  • 4 Hour Cusco Group Tour with local guide and transportation
  • Ticket entrance for Archeological sites
  • 1 Night hotel in Cusco
  • 1 Night hotel in Lima (walking distance from airport)
  • Basic Economy Flights with one carry on and personal item included
  • Roundtrip airfare from Lima to Cusco
  • **Note that for breakfast before 7:00 am hotel reception must be notified in order for advanced coordination**
  • City and hotel taxes are not included in the tour price and must be paid separately at the tour destination.
  • 1 Night Hotel Quito
  • 5 Night Hotel Santa Cruz
  • 1 Night Hotel Isabela
  • Flight from Galapagos to Lima
  • Transfer in/out
  • Breakfasts except for the first day
  • Lunches in Galapagos except for free day, only ferry days and last day
  • Excursions to the different islands/sites in Galapagos
  • Snorkeling Equipment on Snorkeling Excursion Days
  • Isabela Entrance Fee ($10 per person)(Not included)
  • Dinners (not included)
  • Ingala Tax ($20 per person) (not included)
  • Galapagos Entrance fee (not included)
  • Tips and Souvenirs (not included)
  • The entrance fee to Galapagos National Park is $200 USD for international visitors over 12 years old, and $100 USD for children under 12
  • The Galapagos Transit Control Card (TCT) is a mandatory requirement for all visitors to the Galapagos Islands, used to track visitor numbers and ensure sustainable tourism. It's essentially a Galapagos ID and needs to be kept safe throughout the trip. You'll need it to board your flight to Galapagos and upon arrival and departure. Here's a breakdown of the TCT: What it is: A form of immigration control used by the Ecuadorian government to monitor visitor movement in and out of the Galapagos Islands. Cost: $20 USD per person, paid in cash.

Ecuador

What is the main language?

  • The official language of the Galápagos Islands is Spanish. While some people in the tourism industry speak English, knowing a few basic Spanish phrases will be helpful and appreciated by locals.

What is the time zone?

  • The Galápagos Islands operate on Galápagos Time, which is 1 hour behind mainland Ecuador. That makes it 1 hour ahead of Salt Lake City’s Mountain Time (when not observing Daylight Saving Time).

Will I need a converter/adapter for electricity?

  • The Galápagos uses Type A and B outlets with a standard voltage of 120V, similar to the U.S. You likely won’t need a power adapter if you're coming from the States, but it’s always good to double-check your devices.

What is the climate like?

  • The climate is tropical and varies slightly throughout the year. February is typically warm and wet, with average highs around 86°F (30°C) and lows around 76°F (24°C). Lightweight, breathable clothing and rain gear are recommended.

Will I need travel insurance?

  • Travel insurance that covers medical emergencies is recommended. While no vaccines are required, it’s wise to consult your doctor before traveling. Bring seasickness medication if you're planning to take boat tours between islands. Find that here.

What is the currency like?

  • The official currency is the U.S. Dollar (USD), so you won’t need to exchange money if you're coming from the U.S. Small bills are preferred, especially on the smaller islands where change can be limited.

What is transportation like?

  • Most travel between islands is by boat or small plane. On land, taxis and walking are the main ways to get around in towns. Guided tours are recommended for exploring natural sites and protected areas.

Is it safe?

  • The Galápagos is generally very safe, but always stay on marked paths and follow park rules to protect yourself and the fragile ecosystem. Watch your belongings in busy areas like ports and markets.

What is the local cuisine?

  • Seafood is a highlight here—try ceviche, grilled fish, and lobster in season. Ecuadorian staples like rice, plantains, and fresh fruit are also common. Many restaurants offer fresh, locally sourced dishes.

What is the cultural etiquette like?

  • Be respectful of local customs and the environment. Follow the guidance of your tour guides, and always greet people with a friendly “hola” (hello) or “buenos días” (good morning). A simple “gracias” (thank you) goes a long way.

Is tipping customary?

Tipping isn’t mandatory but is appreciated. In restaurants, a 10% tip is customary for good service. Tour guides and boat crews also appreciate small tips for their work and hospitalityPeru

Language

  • The official language of Peru is Spanish. Quechua and Aymara are also recognized as official languages in some regions. Learning basic Spanish phrases can enhance your travel experience and help you communicate with locals, especially in rural areas.

Time Zone

  • Peru follows Peru Time (PET), which is UTC-5. There is no Daylight Saving Time in Peru, so it remains the same year-round. It is 2 hours ahead of Salt Lake City Mountain Time during Standard Time and 1 hour ahead during Daylight Saving Time.

Electricity

  • The power plug sockets used in Peru are Type A and Type C. The standard voltage is 220 V, and the frequency is 60 Hz. Be sure to bring a voltage converter if your devices are not compatible with 220 V, as well as a power adapter for the plugs.

Climate

  • Peru's climate varies significantly depending on the region. The coastal areas are dry, the Andes have cooler temperatures, and the Amazon region is hot and humid year-round. Pack accordingly for the specific areas you plan to visit.

Health

  • Travelers to Peru should consider purchasing travel insurance that covers medical expenses. It's also wise to consult a doctor about recommended vaccinations, such as yellow fever, especially if visiting the Amazon region. Drink bottled or boiled water to avoid waterborne illnesses. https://www.travelexinsurance.com/homepage?location=44-0110&go=bp

Tips

  • While tipping is not mandatory in Peru, it is appreciated for good service. In restaurants, a 10% tip is common if a service charge isn’t already included. For guides and porters, tips are customary and often expected in tourist areas.

Currency

  • The official currency in Peru is the Peruvian Sol (PEN). As of the latest exchange rate, 1 US dollar is approximately equal to 3.85 Soles. Exchange rates may vary, so it's a good idea to check before your trip.

Transportation

  • Peru has various transportation options, including buses, taxis, and domestic flights. Long-distance buses are an affordable and common way to travel between cities, while taxis are best for shorter distances. Always agree on the fare beforehand for taxis without meters

Dining Etiquette

  • Peruvians usually eat their main meal in the afternoon, called "almuerzo." Dinner is lighter and served later in the evening. When dining out, greet your server with a polite "Buenos días" (Good day) or "Buenas noches" (Good evening).

Safety

  • Peru is generally safe for tourists, but petty theft can occur in busy areas. Keep your valuables secure and avoid flashing expensive items. Be cautious in crowded markets and public transportation.

Local Customs

  • Greetings in Peru are often warm and friendly. A handshake is common, and in social settings, a kiss on the cheek may be exchanged. Respect for local traditions, such as not taking photos of people without permission, is highly appreciated.

Cultural Sites

  • Many iconic sites, such as Machu Picchu, require tickets that should be purchased in advance due to limited daily entry. Sundays often provide free entry to archaeological sites and museums for Peruvian residents, which can lead to larger crowds.

Visa Requirements

  • Use this site to check visa requirements when traveling to Peru: https://apply.joinsherpa.com/travel-restrictions

Ecuador

What is the main language?

  • The official language of the Galápagos Islands is Spanish. While some people in the tourism industry speak English, knowing a few basic Spanish phrases will be helpful and appreciated by locals.

What is the time zone?

  • The Galápagos Islands operate on Galápagos Time, which is 1 hour behind mainland Ecuador. That makes it 1 hour ahead of Salt Lake City’s Mountain Time (when not observing Daylight Saving Time).

Will I need a converter/adapter for electricity?

  • The Galápagos uses Type A and B outlets with a standard voltage of 120V, similar to the U.S. You likely won’t need a power adapter if you're coming from the States, but it’s always good to double-check your devices.

What is the climate like?

  • The climate is tropical and varies slightly throughout the year. February is typically warm and wet, with average highs around 86°F (30°C) and lows around 76°F (24°C). Lightweight, breathable clothing and rain gear are recommended.

Will I need travel insurance?

  • Travel insurance that covers medical emergencies is recommended. While no vaccines are required, it’s wise to consult your doctor before traveling. Bring seasickness medication if you're planning to take boat tours between islands. Find that here.

What is the currency like?

  • The official currency is the U.S. Dollar (USD), so you won’t need to exchange money if you're coming from the U.S. Small bills are preferred, especially on the smaller islands where change can be limited.

What is transportation like?

  • Most travel between islands is by boat or small plane. On land, taxis and walking are the main ways to get around in towns. Guided tours are recommended for exploring natural sites and protected areas.

Is it safe?

  • The Galápagos is generally very safe, but always stay on marked paths and follow park rules to protect yourself and the fragile ecosystem. Watch your belongings in busy areas like ports and markets.

What is the local cuisine?

  • Seafood is a highlight here—try ceviche, grilled fish, and lobster in season. Ecuadorian staples like rice, plantains, and fresh fruit are also common. Many restaurants offer fresh, locally sourced dishes.

What is the cultural etiquette like?

  • Be respectful of local customs and the environment. Follow the guidance of your tour guides, and always greet people with a friendly “hola” (hello) or “buenos días” (good morning). A simple “gracias” (thank you) goes a long way.

Is tipping customary?

  • Tipping isn’t mandatory but is appreciated. In restaurants, a 10% tip is customary for good service. Tour guides and boat crews also appreciate small tips for their work and hospitality

Peru

What is Peru best known for?

Peru is widely recognized for Machu Picchu, its Inca heritage, exceptional cuisine, and diverse landscapes. Its global reputation is shaped by several key features: Machu Picchu: A 15th-century Inca citadel and UNESCO World Heritage Site (listed in 1983), drawing more than 1.5 million visitors each year. Cuisine: Internationally celebrated for blending Indigenous, Spanish, African, Chinese, and Japanese influences. Lima has repeatedly been named the World’s Leading Culinary Destination. Popular dishes include ceviche, lomo saltado, and anticuchos, while the Pisco Sour is the national cocktail. History and Heritage: The legacy of the Inca Empire is especially visible in Cusco, the former capital, where pre-Columbian stonework and colonial architecture coexist. Nature and Biodiversity: Peru spans the Andes, Amazon Rainforest, and Pacific coast, containing 84 of the planet’s 117 life zones. It is one of the world’s most biodiverse countries, home to thousands of potato varieties and many endemic species. Adventure Travel: Outdoor activities range from surfing in Chicama, known for one of the longest waves in the world, to trekking routes like the Inca Trail.

What is the most beautiful part of Peru?

The Sacred Valley is often considered one of the most scenic areas in Peru, though many regions compete for that title. Each offers its own distinct beauty: Sacred Valley (Urubamba Valley): Known for terraced landscapes, Inca ruins like Ollantaytambo and Pisac, and traditional Quechua culture. Machu Picchu: One of the New Seven Wonders of the World, set among dramatic mountain and jungle scenery. Rainbow Mountain (Vinicunca): Located at 5,200 m, famous for its colorful mineral-striped slopes. Colca Canyon: One of the deepest canyons in the world, reaching over 3,270 m in depth. Arequipa: A UNESCO-listed city built from white volcanic stone and surrounded by prominent volcanoes.

What is the nicest city in Peru?

Cusco and Lima are often considered the most attractive cities for visitors: Lima: The capital and largest city, known for its historic center, major museums, and world-renowned dining scene. Cusco: A UNESCO World Heritage Site and former Inca capital, famous for its blend of Inca and colonial architecture and as the gateway to Machu Picchu. Arequipa: Known as the “White City,” admired for its architecture and proximity to Colca Canyon. Iquitos: A remote city in the Amazon, accessible only by air or river, and a hub for jungle exploration. Trujillo: Recognized for nearby archaeological sites like Chan Chan and its colonial heritage.

What is the number one tourist attraction in Peru?

Machu Picchu is Peru’s top attraction, welcoming over 1.5 million visitors annually. Built around 1450, it is considered a masterpiece of Inca engineering and sits at 2,430 m above sea level. Cusco serves as the main gateway for travelers visiting the site.

Do I need a visa to go to Peru?

No visa is required for many travelers, as a tourist entry permit is issued upon arrival. Ensure your passport has at least one blank page and that you have proof of onward travel. This permit is typically valid for up to 183 days and allows a single entry. Check requirements here.

When are the best times to visit Peru?

The best time depends on your destination and activities. In the Andes, the dry season runs from June to August, while coastal regions are most pleasant from December to April. Climate conditions vary significantly across the country due to elevation differences.

Can I drink the tap water in Peru?

It’s not recommended to drink tap water. It’s safer to boil water before use or rely on bottled or purified water.

Is altitude sickness a major concern?

Altitude sickness can occur, particularly in high-altitude areas like the Andes or during hikes such as the Inca Trail. To reduce symptoms, stay hydrated, rest well, and ascend gradually. Coca tea is commonly used as a local remedy. Travel Insurance is also recommended, check here.

What kind of currency does Peru use?

The official currency is the Peruvian Sol (PEN).

How much should I tip in Peru?

Tipping is not deeply ingrained in local culture but is appreciated in certain situations. In restaurants, a tip of around 10% is customary for good service. Tipping bartenders and taxi drivers is not expected, though rounding up the fare is common.

What kind of adapters will I need for my electronics?

Peru uses 220V electricity. If your devices are not dual voltage, you may need a voltage converter. The country uses both Type A (flat two-prong) and Type C (round-prong) outlets, so bringing a Type C adapter is recommended.

Ecuador

What are the top travel tips for first-time visitors to Ecuador?

For first-time visitors to Ecuador, be prepared for a wide range of climates—from sunny coastal areas to cooler highlands. Pack accordingly, drink bottled water to avoid stomach issues, and carry a copy of your passport while leaving the original in a safe place. Use reputable transportation, learn a few basic Spanish phrases, and consider guided tours when exploring less touristy regions. Be cautious with street food, and take time to enjoy the country’s culture and biodiversity safely.

Are there any cultural norms or etiquette I should be aware of when visiting Ecuador?

A polite greeting with a handshake and eye contact is customary. In formal situations, use titles and last names until invited to be more casual. Dress modestly, especially in rural areas. Tipping around 10% is standard if not already included. Be mindful when discussing sensitive topics like politics or religion, and always ask permission before photographing people—particularly in indigenous communities.

What should I know about health and safety while participating in outdoor activities in Ecuador?

Stay hydrated and use strong sun protection, especially at higher altitudes where UV exposure is stronger. Be aware of altitude sickness in regions like the Andes Mountains and allow time to acclimatize. Carry a basic first aid kit, use experienced guides for activities like hiking or rafting, and monitor weather conditions closely, as they can change quickly. Travel Insurance is also recommended, you can find that here.

How can I stay connected with mobile and internet services while in Ecuador?

Staying connected is fairly easy. SIM cards from providers like Claro, Movistar, or CNT offer good coverage and are available at airports or online. Hotels usually provide reliable Wi-Fi, though remote areas may have limited connectivity. Make sure your phone is unlocked before purchasing a SIM card.

What is the official currency of Ecuador?

Ecuador uses the United States Dollar (USD), which simplifies transactions for many travelers. It’s helpful to carry small bills, as change for large denominations can be difficult to get.

Are there ATMs readily available in Ecuadorian cities and rural areas?

ATMs are widely available in cities and larger towns, but may be limited in rural areas. It’s a good idea to carry enough cash when traveling outside major urban centers.

Should I carry cash or are credit cards safe to use in Ecuador?

A combination of both is best. Cash is necessary for small purchases and rural areas, while credit cards are accepted in cities and tourist spots. Inform your bank before traveling and keep an eye on your card during transactions to prevent fraud.

What are some significant archaeological sites in Ecuador that reflect its ancient history?

Ecuador has several important archaeological sites, including Ingapirca, the country’s largest Inca site. Cochasquí features pyramids and burial mounds, while Chirije is known for its petroglyphs and ancient trade history.

What is the official language of Ecuador, and are there any other widely spoken languages?

Spanish is the official language. Indigenous languages such as Kichwa and Shuar are also spoken, especially in rural and Amazon regions. English is commonly understood in major cities and tourist areas.

What is the capital of Ecuador, and why is it significant?

The capital is Quito, located high in the Andes. It is known for its well-preserved historic center, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and serves as the country’s cultural and political hub.

Do I need a visa to visit Ecuador?

Travelers from the United States, the UK, and many other countries can enter Ecuador without a visa for stays of up to 90 days. Check Visa Requirements here

What is the time zone in Ecuador?

Quito operates on UTC-5 and does not observe daylight saving time, aligning with Eastern Standard Time for part of the year. The Galápagos Islands are one hour behind (UTC-6).

Pricing & Availability

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Isabela Island Tour
Machu Picchu
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Humantay Lake
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Sacred Valley Tour
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Peru and Galapagos Travel Tour 595
Cusco City Tour
4 Incan Ruins Tour
Mountain of Seven Colors
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Peru and Galapagos Travel Tour 595
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Ollantaytambo
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Visit Humantay Lake
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Hike the Mountain of Seven Colors
Bartolomé Tour
North Seymour Tour
and more!
Tuneles
Mindo Cloud Forest
Bay Tour
Highland Tour
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Quito City Tour
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Itinerary

Day 1 - Peru and Galapagos Travel Tour 595

Arrival in Quito. Please note that all times and activities are subject to change.

Meals Provided:None

Hotel:Eb Hotel by Eurobuilding Quito or similar category

Activities:None

Timeline:

1. Arrival in Quito airport. || -0.12403398128245047, -78.36064887064597

2. Greeting and transfer to hotel. || -0.18991760232913624, -78.34059365543443

3. Free time to relax and prepare for your exciting upcoming adventure

4. Night in Quito

Accommodations

Hotel Costa Del Sol Wyndham Cusco or similar category

The Costa del Sol Wyndham Cusco hotel has colonial facilities that are considered part of the cultural heritage of the city of Cusco. The story goes that in the 17th century the Marquis of Picoaga came to this city to build a new home, made of stone and murals. Divided into a colonial wing and a contemporary wing, it combines stone arches, a beautiful patio with a pool and some of its own murals. 17th century architecture with the comforts of a contemporary style hotel. The rooms have been designed for the comfort of guests, in their spaciousness, tranquility and equipment. They have wireless internet, cable TV, direct dial telephone, safe and minibar. A hotel that preserves the beauty of an old colonial mansion and the warmth of a service that will make you feel proud day after day

Hotel Costa del Sol Wyndham Lima Aeropuerto or similar category

From an enviable location within mere steps of Jorge Chavez International Airport, easy access to all of Lima's many cultural and historic wonders, and a wealth of upscale services and amenities designed for discerning travelers, our Wyndham Costa del Sol Lima Airport is the premier upscale international hotel in Peru's capital city.

Eb Hotel by Eurobuilding Quito or similar category

Eb Hotel By Eurobuilding Quito Airport, is the second installment of the EB brand from the Eurobuilding Hotels chain, which is known providing a 5-star service and a luxury design experience throughout all of its 9 properties, located throughout Venezuela, Argentina and the United States. EB Hotel is open Since Octuber 2017. The EB Hotel is located just 8 minutes away from the new Mariscal Sucre International Airport in Quito at the area of Tababela, Metropolitan District of Quito. We are close to the different locations preferred by visitors, 30 minutes away from the city’s historic center and other tourist attractions such as the Andean mountain range, the Cotopaxi volcano and 20 minutes away from the center of the world.

Hotel Albemarle or similar category

Albemarle Hotel, spectacularly set right on Cuna del Sol Beach, is a Mediterranean-inspired house featuring a beautiful garden with swimming pool. Each of the large rooms has tiled floors, wood-beamed ceilings, a luxurious, marble-accented private bathroom and either sea or pool view. Other amenities include air conditioning and free WiFi. The reception staff can help advise you of the best ways to enjoy your time on Isabela and other Galapagos islands.

Maidith Galapagos Inn or similar category

NEW MANAGEMENT- RECENTLY RENOVATED!! Family owned hotel that offers a customized boutique experience. Ideal for families, couples, solo travelers, corporate travelers and multigenerational groups. Its Gaudi style architecture with endemic elements from the Galapagos Islands make it very unique and will help you feel immersed in nature. Every room is one of a kind and tastefully decorated with symbolic colors of the ocean and the Galapagos' marine life.

Airfare & Transportation

If you need airfare included for your guided tour please contact us today and we will be able to provide you with airfare accommodations. If you contact us about airfare the price of your guided tour will very so we will get back to you within 24-48 hours.

Flight Number

LA 1437 (1 Hour 55 Minutes)

LA 2011 (1 Hour 20 Minutes)

LA 2218 (1 Hour 25 Minutes)

Departing 

José Joaquín de Olmedo International Airport (GYE) (Day 7) 8:40 PM

Jorge Chavez International Airport (LIM) (Day 8) 6:00 AM

Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport (CUZ) (Day 9) 8:00 PM

Arrival 

Jorge Chavez International Airport (LIM) (Day 7) 10:35 PM

Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport (CUZ) (Day 8) 7:20 AM

Jorge Chavez International Airport (LIM) (Day 9) 9:25 PM

Tour Activities

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Our Happy Clients

Contacté con esta empresa gracias a una amiga. La relación calidad/precio me ha parecido
excelente. La atención durante la contratación del viaje fue muy buena y rápida.
Solucionaron todas nuestras dudas, que eran muchas, con paciencia y acierto. La propuesta
que finalmente contratamos ha sido ideal para una primera vez en Hawaii, nos ha permitido
vivir la tranquilidad de la isla y hacer rutas por los parques naturales. En la llegada a Maui no
reubicaron a un apartahotel mejor en una zona diferente a la inicial que resultó ser un gran
acierto, dado que íbamos en familia, y facilitó nuestra estancia. Si podemos volver en el
futuro para conocer las otras islas, seguro que repetimos con ellos. ¡Gracias!

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Happy Clients, Happy Us

Isabela Island Tour
Machu Picchu
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Peru and Galapagos Travel Tour 595
Humantay Lake
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Sacred Valley Tour
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Peru and Galapagos Travel Tour 595
Cusco City Tour
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