May 15, 2027 – May 22, 2027
US$2,100
Price per traveler
Single supplement US$280
10 spots left

A journey into other ways of living.
Picture this
It's night on Amantaní. No traffic, no signal; just the sound of the lake and the mother of the house serving you a quinoa soup that has been on the fire for hours. Outside, the stars come down to the water. This morning you planted with her family; tomorrow they'll say goodbye as if you were one of their own. No one told you, but this is what you came looking for.

You live fast. Your days are measured in goals, to-dos and notifications. Andean Adventures is the opposite: 8 days between Cusco and Lake Titicaca, living alongside communities that still live well with little.
In Huilloc and on the islands of Titicaca, families follow a Quechua and Aymara principle: Sumak Kawsay, "Good Living". Take only what you need; live in balance with your community and with Pachamama. It isn't a show for tourists: it's their real life, and you share it. You go home with something you can't buy: a way back to solid ground.

Huilloc: a Quechua community in the Sacred Valley that invites you to weave, farm and celebrate with them, not just watch.
Machu Picchu: the icon, seen after meeting the people who live in the shadow of that same mountain.
Titicaca: islands and peninsulas where Pachamama still receives offerings, and where a night with a family is worth more than any hotel.
You need to genuinely slow down, not just change the scenery.
You wonder whether "more" really means "better" and want to see another answer up close.
For you, luxury is no longer exclusivity but authenticity.
You're traveling as a couple or family and want to share something real.
You've already seen Machu Picchu and want a different reason to come back to Peru.

Cusco
Welcome, an acclimatization walk through the historic center and a welcome dinner.

Huilloc
The Willaq Uma ritual, a working day with a family (Kusi Runa) and Andean stories by the fire. Night in a family home.

Huilloc → Machu Picchu
Collective work (minka), a farewell pachamanca and the train to Aguas Calientes.

Machu Picchu
Visit with a private guide, lunch and return to Cusco.

La Raya → Puno
Panoramic bus to Puno with stops at Andahuaylillas, Raqchi and La Raya Pass (4,335 m).

Amantaní
Sailing to Tikonata, arrival on Amantaní, a pachamanca with the family and an offering to the earth. Night in a family home.

Llachón
A community Andean buffet, a reed-raft ride on the Uros islands and a night with another family in Llachón.

Juliaca
Adobe making, medicinal plants, kayaking with a local fisherman and transfer to Juliaca airport.

international and domestic flights, meals not listed, drinks, tips, personal expenses and optional activities.
8 days, 3 nights with host families, Machu Picchu with a private guide, the Sun Route and all of Titicaca, in one price and with an Inkateam leader by your side. Only 10 spots per departure.
US$2,100
Price per traveler
Single supplement US$280
10 spots left
US$2,100
Price per traveler
Single supplement US$280
10 spots left
US$2,100
Price per traveler
Single supplement US$280
10 spots left
Reserve your spot with US$630 (30%). The balance is due 90 days before departure.
You sleep in the family's home, in a simple, clean room, and share their meals. It's at the heart of the journey.
Yes. They're led by the families themselves, in coordination with their community associations. Nothing is staged.
Between 3,400 and 4,335 m. If you can, arrive in Cusco a day early to acclimatize.
It isn't a trek: there are short walks and simple activities, suitable for anyone in normal health.
On Amantaní, families host visitors in turns, so tourism income reaches the whole island.
