Peregrine Travel Centre

From Ancient Inca Kingdoms to Costa Rica

From Ancient Inca Kingdoms to Costa Rica

From GBP £4,010

Description

This expedition gives you a unique opportunity to explore fascinating archaeological sites and the mysteries of lost cultures. Starting with the magnificent Machu Picchu, then on to the Sacsayhuamán fortress, as well as the ancient Chimu kingdom´s pyramids and shrines. Finally, we sail through the Panama Canal before ending our journey in beautiful Costa Rica.

Lost Cities and a giant citadel
The Inca Empire was the largest empire in pre-Columbian America. This expedition starts on land. From Lima, Peru we will visit some amazing Inca constructions like the Incan town of Ollantaytambo, the ruins of spectacular Machu Picchu, the Sacsayhuamán fortress and Cusco, once the centre of the Inca Empire. Then board MS Fram to continue the expedition by sea.

In Salaverry we visit the ancient Chimu kingdom, the largest mud brick citadel of the Americas from the pre-Columbian era.

National Parks and Panama Canal
We will also explore the only coastal national park in Ecuador, visit a small coastal community known for excellent fishing in Panama and sail through the Panama Canal. The last day will be spent in Bocas del Toro and the Bastimentos National Park. Here you can dive and kayak among mangroves and coral reefs as well as hike through the rainforest in search of wildlife, before we reach the end of this expedition in beautiful Costa Rica.

Please Note: your voyage rates include return economy flight Lima-Cusco-Lima

Trip Name
From Ancient Inca Kingdoms to Costa Rica
Days
13
Overview
Vessel Type: Expedition Length: 114m Passenger Capacity: 276 Built: 2007 MS Fram is designed for sailing in polar waters, holds the highest safety standards and is the perfect size for optimum nautical manoeuverability and guests' comfort. With space for only 276 guests, you are sure to get to know many of your fellow travellers. You will share stunning sights and memories of a lifetime long after returning home. The Norwegian word Fram means ‘forward’ – lifting expectations of the voyage at hand. MS Fram was built in 2007 with one mission in mind - to bring her guests closer to nature, wildlife and unforgettable experiences. As well as offering numerous lounges in which to relax, our more active guests can use our well-equipped gym. Meanwhile, on deck, our Jacuzzis guarantee you surreal memories when passing the towering icebergs of Antarctica or Greenland.