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Exploring Peru: Machu Picchu and the Amazon

Experience the best of Peru, with the Amazon and Machu Picchu, on this nine-day Wild Peru Escape. Starting in Lima on a Saturday night, stay two nights at Machu Picchu and spend a full day exploring the iconic sanctuary. Next, explore Cusco, imperial capital of the Inca. Then, fly to Iquitos and the Amazon for a five-day voyage aboard Delfin II in Peru’s Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve.

10 September, 2026 to 18 September, 2026
Category SU $21,026 AUD pp
#103-110— Suites on this deck measure 237 sq.ft. and feature floor-to-ceiling windows for stunning views of the passing life along the river. Includes two twin beds that can convert to a king-size bed, bedside tables with reading lamps, large window, comfortable sitting area with sofa. Bathrooms are spacious with a large shower, and large mirror vanity.
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Category US $23,179 AUD pp
#202-211—Upper Suites on this deck measure 237 sq.ft. and feature floor-to-ceiling windows for stunning views of the passing life along the river. Includes two twin beds that can convert to a king-size bed, bedside tables with reading lamps, large window, comfortable sitting area with sofa. Bathrooms are spacious with a large shower, and large mirror vanity.
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Category MS $25,330 AUD pp
#101-102—Amazon Suites measure 270 sq.ft. and feature floor to ceiling windows for stunning views of the passing scenery. Includes a king-size bed, bedside tables with reading lamps, large window, comfortable sitting area with sofa. Bathrooms are spacious with a large shower, and large mirror vanity.
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Category OS $38,000 AUD pp
#201— The Andes Suite measures 597 sq.ft. and features a king bed with breathtaking views of the expansive river through forward facing 180 degrees of floor-to-ceiling windows. Includes bedside tables with reading lamps, comfortable sitting area with sofa. Bathrooms are spacious with a large shower, and separate bathtub and large mirror with double vanity.
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14 September, 2026 to 22 September, 2026
Category SU $21,026 AUD pp
#103-110— Suites on this deck measure 237 sq.ft. and feature floor-to-ceiling windows for stunning views of the passing life along the river. Includes two twin beds that can convert to a king-size bed, bedside tables with reading lamps, large window, comfortable sitting area with sofa. Bathrooms are spacious with a large shower, and large mirror vanity.
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Category US $23,179 AUD pp
#202-211—Upper Suites on this deck measure 237 sq.ft. and feature floor-to-ceiling windows for stunning views of the passing life along the river. Includes two twin beds that can convert to a king-size bed, bedside tables with reading lamps, large window, comfortable sitting area with sofa. Bathrooms are spacious with a large shower, and large mirror vanity.
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Category MS $25,330 AUD pp
#101-102—Amazon Suites measure 270 sq.ft. and feature floor to ceiling windows for stunning views of the passing scenery. Includes a king-size bed, bedside tables with reading lamps, large window, comfortable sitting area with sofa. Bathrooms are spacious with a large shower, and large mirror vanity.
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Category OS $38,000 AUD pp
#201— The Andes Suite measures 597 sq.ft. and features a king bed with breathtaking views of the expansive river through forward facing 180 degrees of floor-to-ceiling windows. Includes bedside tables with reading lamps, comfortable sitting area with sofa. Bathrooms are spacious with a large shower, and separate bathtub and large mirror with double vanity.
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05 November, 2026 to 13 November, 2026
Category SU $18,050 AUD pp
#103-110— Suites on this deck measure 237 sq.ft. and feature floor-to-ceiling windows for stunning views of the passing life along the river. Includes two twin beds that can convert to a king-size bed, bedside tables with reading lamps, large window, comfortable sitting area with sofa. Bathrooms are spacious with a large shower, and large mirror vanity.
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Category US $21,357 AUD pp
#202-211—Upper Suites on this deck measure 237 sq.ft. and feature floor-to-ceiling windows for stunning views of the passing life along the river. Includes two twin beds that can convert to a king-size bed, bedside tables with reading lamps, large window, comfortable sitting area with sofa. Bathrooms are spacious with a large shower, and large mirror vanity.
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Category MS $23,521 AUD pp
#101-102—Amazon Suites measure 270 sq.ft. and feature floor to ceiling windows for stunning views of the passing scenery. Includes a king-size bed, bedside tables with reading lamps, large window, comfortable sitting area with sofa. Bathrooms are spacious with a large shower, and large mirror vanity.
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Category OS $35,307 AUD pp
#201— The Andes Suite measures 597 sq.ft. and features a king bed with breathtaking views of the expansive river through forward facing 180 degrees of floor-to-ceiling windows. Includes bedside tables with reading lamps, comfortable sitting area with sofa. Bathrooms are spacious with a large shower, and separate bathtub and large mirror with double vanity.
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26 November, 2026 to 04 December, 2026
Category SU $18,964 AUD pp
#103-110— Suites on this deck measure 237 sq.ft. and feature floor-to-ceiling windows for stunning views of the passing life along the river. Includes two twin beds that can convert to a king-size bed, bedside tables with reading lamps, large window, comfortable sitting area with sofa. Bathrooms are spacious with a large shower, and large mirror vanity.
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Category US $22,307 AUD pp
#202-211—Upper Suites on this deck measure 237 sq.ft. and feature floor-to-ceiling windows for stunning views of the passing life along the river. Includes two twin beds that can convert to a king-size bed, bedside tables with reading lamps, large window, comfortable sitting area with sofa. Bathrooms are spacious with a large shower, and large mirror vanity.
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Category MS $24,571 AUD pp
#101-102—Amazon Suites measure 270 sq.ft. and feature floor to ceiling windows for stunning views of the passing scenery. Includes a king-size bed, bedside tables with reading lamps, large window, comfortable sitting area with sofa. Bathrooms are spacious with a large shower, and large mirror vanity.
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Category OS $36,871 AUD pp
#201— The Andes Suite measures 597 sq.ft. and features a king bed with breathtaking views of the expansive river through forward facing 180 degrees of floor-to-ceiling windows. Includes bedside tables with reading lamps, comfortable sitting area with sofa. Bathrooms are spacious with a large shower, and separate bathtub and large mirror with double vanity.
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03 December, 2026 to 11 December, 2026
Category SU $16,327 AUD pp
#103-110— Suites on this deck measure 237 sq.ft. and feature floor-to-ceiling windows for stunning views of the passing life along the river. Includes two twin beds that can convert to a king-size bed, bedside tables with reading lamps, large window, comfortable sitting area with sofa. Bathrooms are spacious with a large shower, and large mirror vanity.
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Category US $19,416 AUD pp
#202-211—Upper Suites on this deck measure 237 sq.ft. and feature floor-to-ceiling windows for stunning views of the passing life along the river. Includes two twin beds that can convert to a king-size bed, bedside tables with reading lamps, large window, comfortable sitting area with sofa. Bathrooms are spacious with a large shower, and large mirror vanity.
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Category MS $21,404 AUD pp
Suites feature floor-to-ceiling windows; one king bed; two bedside tables; sofa; and a spacious bathroom with a roomy shower and large mirror vanity.
Category OS $32,121 AUD pp
#201— The Andes Suite measures 597 sq.ft. and features a king bed with breathtaking views of the expansive river through forward facing 180 degrees of floor-to-ceiling windows. Includes bedside tables with reading lamps, comfortable sitting area with sofa. Bathrooms are spacious with a large shower, and separate bathtub and large mirror with double vanity.
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Exploring Peru: Machu Picchu and the Amazon itinerary:

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Day 1 Lima, Peru

Arrive in Lima, Peru’s thriving capital, and transfer to the convenient Wyndham Grand Costa del Sol Lima Airport hotel, located at the airport. Most international flights arrive in the late evening. Opt to arrive early for a Lima pre-voyage extension, staying at the iconic Country Club Lima Hotel. The extension adds just a day to the expedition and gives you a chance to rest, relax and see this UNESCO World Heritage designated city.

Arrival Time: Anytime after 12:00 p.m.
Arrival City: Lima, Peru

Day 2 Lima / Cusco / Sacred Valley

Fly to Cusco this morning and continue by land to Pisac, known for its market and the archaeological site that rises above the town. After lunch, continue through the Sacred Valley and check-in at Tambo del Inka, your hotel for the next two nights. 

Day 3 Machu Picchu

Drive to Ollantaytambo, where you'll admire the archaeological site and board the scenic train traveling along the Urubamba River to Machu Picchu. Perched at less than 8,000 feet in the “eyebrow of the jungle,” the sanctuary is surrounded by tropical mountain forest with diverse birds and orchids. Enjoy an afternoon tour of the ruins and return to Machu Picchu Pueblo for the train ride back to the Sacred Valley and Tambo del Inka, your hotel for the night. Dinner is served aboard the first-class train.

Day 4 Sacred Valley / Cusco

Departing your hotel, drive through the Sacred Valley to Moray—a visually stunning Inca site with dramatic agricultural terraces. Later, visit Chinchero, a typical Andean village, where National Geographic Grantee Nilda Callañaupa puts on a family-style lunch and a demonstration of Inca weaving traditions with the women in her cooperative. Continue to Cusco and check in at the Palacio del Inka in the historic heart of the city. Dinner is on your own tonight to explore the many options. 

Day 5 Cusco

This morning drive the short distance to Sacsayhuamán, the emblematic site standing over the city from the northern outskirts. Like Machu Picchu, the ceremonial center was built during the reign of Inka Pacachuti. Opt to return to Cusco on foot, walking through the San Blas neighborhood. Tour the ornate 17th-century cathedral and Plaza de Armas, the sacred Inca Temple of the Sun and other treasures of this burgeoning cultural capital and center of the Inca universe, where colonial buildings stand atop Inca foundations. Enjoy lunch in the city center with time to stroll the streets and explore on your own.  Dinner is on your own to delve into the culinary scene in this burgeoning cultural center.

Day 6 Cusco / Lima / Iquitos / Nauta / Embark Ship

After breakfast, fly via Lima to Iquitos in the Peruvian Amazon basin, and continue overland to the riverside village of Nauta, where the ship awaits. Settle into your cabin and gather for a welcome dinner of fine Peruvian cuisine on board. Tonight, step out on deck to gaze at the magnificent Amazon night sky. 

Day 7-9 Exploring the Pacaya-Samiria Reserve

Explore the Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve, a pristine swath of jungle stretching more than five million acres and harboring some of the Amazon’s most fascinating flora and fauna. The reserve is bordered by the Marañón and the Ucayali, two powerful rivers that converge to create the famed Amazon, which floods annually with nutrient-rich waters and is known locally as the Mirrored Forest for the reflections created by its seasonal glassy water.

Set out into this remarkable wilderness on daily excursions by skiff, kayak and, when the water level permits, hikes on dry land. Look for sloths and monkeys, including variably colored saddleback tamarins, noisy howlers and shaggy-tailed monk saki monkeys. Watch for an astounding variety of birds, from tanagers and hummingbirds to parrots and scarlet macaws. In the river, look for massive paiche fish, the Amazon’s largest; rare pink dolphins; and the infamous piranhas.

One of the unexpected joys of traveling in the Upper Amazon of Peru is interacting with the local ribereños, the traditional people who live on the riverbanks. Visit the local non-profit Minga Peru, including a program of handicraft development, radio broadcasts, women’s health initiatives and efforts in sustainable farming.

Day 10 Nauta / Disembark Ship / Iquitos / Lima

Disembark in Nauta, stopping at the Amazon Rescue Center on the drive to Iquitos. Fly to Lima and connect for flights home. Ask your expedition specialist about options to extend your stay, including an overnight at the Wyndham Grand Costa del Sol Lima Airport hotel.

Departure Time: After 9:00 p.m. local time.
Departure City: Lima.

Please note:

Itineraries are subject to change. 

Exploring Peru: Machu Picchu and the Amazon reverse itinerary:

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Please note: *

Itineraries are subject to change. 

Day 10 Nauta / Disembark Ship / Iquitos / Lima *

Disembark in Nauta, stopping at the Amazon Rescue Center on the drive to Iquitos. Fly to Lima and connect for flights home. Ask your expedition specialist about options to extend your stay, including an overnight at the Wyndham Grand Costa del Sol Lima Airport hotel.

Departure Time: After 9:00 p.m. local time.
Departure City: Lima.

Day 7-9 Exploring the Pacaya-Samiria Reserve *

Explore the Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve, a pristine swath of jungle stretching more than five million acres and harboring some of the Amazon’s most fascinating flora and fauna. The reserve is bordered by the Marañón and the Ucayali, two powerful rivers that converge to create the famed Amazon, which floods annually with nutrient-rich waters and is known locally as the Mirrored Forest for the reflections created by its seasonal glassy water.

Set out into this remarkable wilderness on daily excursions by skiff, kayak and, when the water level permits, hikes on dry land. Look for sloths and monkeys, including variably colored saddleback tamarins, noisy howlers and shaggy-tailed monk saki monkeys. Watch for an astounding variety of birds, from tanagers and hummingbirds to parrots and scarlet macaws. In the river, look for massive paiche fish, the Amazon’s largest; rare pink dolphins; and the infamous piranhas.

One of the unexpected joys of traveling in the Upper Amazon of Peru is interacting with the local ribereños, the traditional people who live on the riverbanks. Visit the local non-profit Minga Peru, including a program of handicraft development, radio broadcasts, women’s health initiatives and efforts in sustainable farming.

Day 6 Cusco / Lima / Iquitos / Nauta / Embark Ship *

After breakfast, fly via Lima to Iquitos in the Peruvian Amazon basin, and continue overland to the riverside village of Nauta, where the ship awaits. Settle into your cabin and gather for a welcome dinner of fine Peruvian cuisine on board. Tonight, step out on deck to gaze at the magnificent Amazon night sky. 

Day 5 Cusco *

This morning drive the short distance to Sacsayhuamán, the emblematic site standing over the city from the northern outskirts. Like Machu Picchu, the ceremonial center was built during the reign of Inka Pacachuti. Opt to return to Cusco on foot, walking through the San Blas neighborhood. Tour the ornate 17th-century cathedral and Plaza de Armas, the sacred Inca Temple of the Sun and other treasures of this burgeoning cultural capital and center of the Inca universe, where colonial buildings stand atop Inca foundations. Enjoy lunch in the city center with time to stroll the streets and explore on your own.  Dinner is on your own to delve into the culinary scene in this burgeoning cultural center.

Day 4 Sacred Valley / Cusco *

Departing your hotel, drive through the Sacred Valley to Moray—a visually stunning Inca site with dramatic agricultural terraces. Later, visit Chinchero, a typical Andean village, where National Geographic Grantee Nilda Callañaupa puts on a family-style lunch and a demonstration of Inca weaving traditions with the women in her cooperative. Continue to Cusco and check in at the Palacio del Inka in the historic heart of the city. Dinner is on your own tonight to explore the many options. 

Day 3 Machu Picchu *

Drive to Ollantaytambo, where you'll admire the archaeological site and board the scenic train traveling along the Urubamba River to Machu Picchu. Perched at less than 8,000 feet in the “eyebrow of the jungle,” the sanctuary is surrounded by tropical mountain forest with diverse birds and orchids. Enjoy an afternoon tour of the ruins and return to Machu Picchu Pueblo for the train ride back to the Sacred Valley and Tambo del Inka, your hotel for the night. Dinner is served aboard the first-class train.

Day 2 Lima / Cusco / Sacred Valley *

Fly to Cusco this morning and continue by land to Pisac, known for its market and the archaeological site that rises above the town. After lunch, continue through the Sacred Valley and check-in at Tambo del Inka, your hotel for the next two nights. 

Day 1 Lima, Peru *

Arrive in Lima, Peru’s thriving capital, and transfer to the convenient Wyndham Grand Costa del Sol Lima Airport hotel, located at the airport. Most international flights arrive in the late evening. Opt to arrive early for a Lima pre-voyage extension, staying at the iconic Country Club Lima Hotel. The extension adds just a day to the expedition and gives you a chance to rest, relax and see this UNESCO World Heritage designated city.

Arrival Time: Anytime after 12:00 p.m.
Arrival City: Lima, Peru

* = Indicative
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Delfin III, the ship servicing Exploring Peru: Machu Picchu and the Amazon

Delfin III

Vessel Type: River Vessel

Length: 169 feet / 51.5 meters

Passenger Capacity: 42

Built / Reimaged: 2015 / 2017

Delfin III offers an exceptional way to experience Peru’s Upper Amazon, sailing the Ucayali and Marañón rivers year-round with elegance and comfort. Purpose-built to blend luxury with authenticity, this 42-guest, all-suite ship showcases the best of Amazonian-Peruvian culture. It features sustainably crafted furnishings, hand-made textiles, and original art sourced from local communities, which are actively supported through guest contributions. With 30 attentive crew—most hailing from the region—and induction into the prestigious Relais & Châteaux group, Delfin III promises a journey that is both immersive and indulgent.

Spread across three decks, the ship features 21 beautifully appointed suites in four categories, including the stunning 597-square-foot Andes Suite with wraparound windows at the bow. Guests can unwind in the panoramic dining room, the open-air sun deck with whirlpool, or the air-conditioned lounge and presentation room. A wellness spa, small gym, and the welcoming open bridge complete the experience. Whether relaxing in the comfort of your suite or taking in the view from a shaded deck chair, life aboard Delfin III is serene, stylish, and deeply connected to the surrounding rainforest.

Cabin layout for Delfin III
• Spend a full day exploring the fabled Machu Picchu archaeological site with hand-picked guides

• Discover the cobbled lanes and monuments of Cusco, imperial capital of the Inca

• Journey to Iquitos and the Amazon for a five-day voyage aboard the 28-guest Delfin II riverboat, venturing out daily in nimble skiffs and kayaks to explore tributaries brimming with wildlife

• Explore the flooded forest of Pacaya-Samiria National Reserve with a team of experienced local naturalists

• Watch for elusive Amazon wildlife, including pink dolphins, monk saki monkeys, piranhas, and scarlet macaws