In this program we combine the Ballestas Islands, where the meeting of the warm El Niño ocean current with the cold Humboldt current has created the world\'s most fertile seas - rich in marine fauna, with the Nasca Lines, mammoth geometric and zoomorphic designs etched onto the desert floor by pre-Inca cultures

This neo-colonial city of white volcanic stone lies at 2,380 m above sea level in a fertile, irrigated valley surrounded by desert between the Andes and Peru\'s Pacific coast. Known as \"The City of Eternal Spring\", Arequipa receives less than 150mm of annual rainfall and the sun shines all year round. The close by canyons of Colca and Cotahuasi can be reached easily from Arequipa. At more than 3,400 m deep, they are considered the deepest canyons in the world...

Puno is rich in history and local indigenous culture. Lake Titicaca, the largest lake in the tropics, with its fertile shores, green islands and bountiful waters, attracted the first human settlers thousands of years ago, and the countless archaeological sites scattered across the region are testament to this great history. We will visit the highest navigable lake in the world with its amazing floating reed islands as well as the traditional islands Amantani and Taquile. Staying overnight in the houses...