We navigate the scenic roads hugging the Colca's edge until we reach the breathtaking Cruz del Cóndor. Step out and walk the rim trail, where the air is thin and the views are endless. While you admire the canyon’s raw power, keep your cameras ready and your eyes on the skies—you may witness the majestic flight of the Condor, the largest flying bird in the world, riding the morning wind

We pause at the breathtaking Antahuilque viewpoint, a place where nature and history merge. Here, you will gaze out over massive amphitheaters of 'andenes'—ancient terraces carved into the canyon walls. You are looking at a masterpiece of ancestral engineering: a brilliant system that tamed the mountains to grow food at dizzying altitudes. Below, the waters flow toward the distant Atlantic, marking the birth of the mighty Amazon River.

Discover the charm of Maca, where the locals' smiles are as bright as their textiles. This is your opportunity to add a splash of Andean color to your journey. You are welcome to don the beautiful, traditional embroidered clothing for a unique photo opportunity. A small direct contribution to the locals is all it takes to create a picture-perfect moment that captures the spirit of the Colca Valley.

After the morning of exploration, it is time to reward your body. We descend into the valley to find the Chacapi Hot Springs, a natural spa set against a dramatic mountain backdrop. Find your perfect temperature among the varying pools and let the natural volcanic energy melt away any fatigue. There is no better way to connect with the Colca than to soak in its waters while gazing up at the majestic peaks that surround you.

After refueling with a delicious local feast in Chivay, we take the road to the sky. We reach the tour's highest point at Patapampa (4,910 m.a.s.l.), a place where the earth seems to touch the clouds. Here, the view is commanded by the majestic volcanoes of the Andes. Keep your camera ready for Sabancaya, an active volcano that often puts on a show, reminding us of the earth's raw, living power

The landscape comes alive as we spot the 'Camels of the Andes.' You will see herds of Alpacas and Llamas grazing on the ichu grass—a testament to the living harmony between the local communities and their land. Among them, try to spot the elusive Vicuña. This protected species is a national treasure; in ancient times, only the Inca Emperor could wear their fine wool. We encourage you to capture this timeless scene with your camera. Watching these creatures against the vast horizon is a moment of pure Andean magic that you will want to remember forever