Peru Explorer 19 Days and 18 Nights
From Lima to Puerto Maldonado
Pack your bags for an incredible Peru Explorer journey through Peru! Over 19 days, you’ll explore everything this amazing country has to offer—from hiking the colorful trails of Rainbow Mountain to walking through the ancient streets of Machu Picchu.
Coast across the peaceful waters of Lake Titicaca, learn the history and culture of the Sacred Valley, and experience the unforgettable sights and sounds of the Amazon rainforest.
Along the way, you’ll meet locals, taste amazing food, and soak in views to last a lifetime. With a trek through the Inca Trail, wildlife spotting in the jungle, and the option to relax or get an adrenaline rush in a desert oasis, this trip has a little bit of everything.
Get ready for the adventure of your dreams!
Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival in Lima, Peru
Upon arrival at Jorge Chavez International Airport in Lima, Peru’s bustling capital city, an EAT rep will greet and show you to your hotel. Take the evening to settle in and enjoy the city’s eclectic charm.
Maybe wander through the bustling streets of Miraflores or savor some Peruvian cuisine at a nearby restaurant. Lima is known for its world-class gastronomy, so why not try some ceviche or lomo saltado?
- Meals: Breakfast
- Accommodations: Tierra Viva Hotel Miraflores
- Lima Altitude: Sea level
Day 2: Lima City Tour
Day 2 strikes a balance between history and modernity. Spend the morning at your leisure before joining a guided tour in the afternoon.
Start at Huaca Pucllana, an ancient pre-Inca pyramid tucked into the Miraflores district. From there, head to the colonial heart of Lima at the Plaza Mayor.
Explore the grandiose Government Palaces and the Cathedral, where conquistador Francisco Pizarro rests. The San Francisco Monastery offers a mix of history and intrigue, with its sprawling catacombs holding the bones of over 250,000 people.
Round off the day with a visit to Larcomar, a chic shopping center perched on cliffs overlooking the Pacific Ocean. Enjoy the vibrant nightlife of Lima or return to your hotel for a restful evening.
- Meals: Breakfast
- Accommodations: Tierra Viva Hotel Miraflores
- Tour Duration: 5 to 6 hours
- Lima Altitude: Sea level
Day 3: Arrival in Paracas and Nazca Lines overfly
After a delicious hotel breakfast, you’ll be taken to the local bus station where you’ll then board a comfortable first-class bus for the 3.5-hour journey south to Paracas––a tranquil port town nestled on the Paracas Bay. This charming destination, located near the renowned Paracas National Marine Sanctuary, is a haven for natural beauty.
Upon arrival, check into your hotel and take a moment to settle in. Later, a short 30-minute drive will take you to Pisco airport, where you’ll embark on an unforgettable hour-long flight over the Nazca Lines. These ancient geoglyphs, etched into the desert between 500 BC and 500 AD, feature intricate designs of animals, plants, and abstract patterns that continue to puzzle researchers today. From above, marvel at their immense scale and precise detail—a breathtaking sight that must be seen to be believed. After landing, return to Paracas for a relaxing evening by the bay.
- Meals: Breakfast
- Accommodations: San Agustin hotel
- Lima Altitude: Sea level
Day 4: Ballestas Island Tour and Overnight at La Huacachina
Have a lovely breakfast at your hotel before hopping on a 2-hour boat tour to the Ballestas Islands. On the way, keep an eye out for the famous Candelabra, a 595-foot (181-meter) long, candlestick-shaped symbol of unknown origins etched into a seaside hill.
Once you’ve arrived at the “Galápagos of Peru,” you’ll spot sea lions lounging on rocky outcrops, penguins waddling along the shore, and flocks of guano birds filling the skies. If you’re lucky, you may even see green sea turtles and dolphins!
After the excursion, enjoy some downtime before traveling to La Huacachina, a surreal desert oasis framed by towering sand dunes. Ride the dunes in a buggy, then try your hand at sandboarding down the slopes. Wrap up the day at your leisure with a beautiful desert sunset.
- Meals: Breakfast
- Accommodations: Curasi Hotel or similar
- Lima Altitude: Sea level
Day 5: La Huacachina and Return to Lima
Wake up in La Huacachina with a delicious breakfast before making the scenic 4.5-hour drive back to Lima. Upon arrival, you’ll check into your hotel in the Miraflores neighborhood and have the rest of the day to yourself. Perhaps dine at one of Lima’s famous restaurants, like Central or Maido, for a meal that combines artistry with authentic Peruvian flavors.
- Meals: Breakfast
- Accommodations: Tierra Viva Hotel Miraflores
- Lima Altitude: Sea level
Day 6: Arrival in Arequipa and Arequipa City Tour
After breakfast, you’ll be transferred to the airport to fly to Arequipa, a.k.a. the “White City,” famous for its sillar stone buildings that glow in the sunlight. Upon landing, an EAT rep will meet you and take you to your hotel, where you’ll have time to settle in and prepare for the day ahead.
A bit later in the day, your guide will lead you through Arequipa’s highlights. Explore the lively Plaza de Armas and the grand neoclassical Cathedral. Visit the San Ignacio Chapel, known for its intricate artwork, and the Santa Catalina Monastery, a brilliant colonial convent that once housed 500 nuns!
Finish the day at a mirador (viewpoint) for sweeping views of the city framed by the majestic Misti Volcano before spending your evening at your leisure.
- Meals: Breakfast
- Accommodations: Tierra Viva hotel
- Arequipa altitude: 2,335 m/7,660 ft.
- Approximate tour time: 4 to 6 hours
- Difficulty: Easy
Day 7: Colca Canyon and Overnight in Chivay
Fuel up with a nutritious breakfast before heading out on a scenic drive to Colca Canyon, one of Peru’s most stunning natural wonders. As the journey takes you through the high-altitude plains of Salinas y Aguada Blanca National Reserve, keep an eye out for vicuñas grazing in the wild and viscachas hopping among the rocks. The drive reaches its peak at Patapampa Pass, towering 15,300 feet above sea level, offering sweeping views of the Andes and its snow-capped volcanoes.
As you descend toward the town of Chivay, the landscape transforms, revealing ancient pre-Inca terraces that stretch across the valley. In Chivay, take time to explore the lively main square before enjoying a leisurely lunch (included). Later, unwind at the Calera Hot Springs, where you can soak in its therapeutic thermal waters surrounded by breathtaking mountain scenery. As the day comes to an end, settle into your hotel near Colca Canyon and enjoy the Andean countryside.
- Meals: Breakfast and lunch
- Accommodations: Colca Lodge Hotel
- Maximum altitude: 3,635 m/11,926 ft.
- Minimum altitude: 2,680 m/8,792 ft
- Approximate tour time: 5 to 6 hours
- Difficulty: Easy
Day 8: Colca Canyon Tour and Arrival in Puno
Start your day early with your guide for a visit to Mirador Cruz del Condor, a popular viewpoint in Colca Canyon. Here, you can observe incredible Andean condors gliding on thermal currents, their impressive wingspans contrasting against the dramatic canyon landscape. Along the drive, you’ll pass charming villages and the remnants of pre-Inca ruins, with the Ampato and Hualca glaciers providing a dramatic backdrop in the distance.
After lunch back in Chivay, begin the scenic journey to Puno, which takes about 5 to 6 hours by car. The drive is filled with incredible views of Peru’s highlands, so keep your camera handy. Arriving in Puno, situated at a higher altitude than Arequipa, it’s best to take the evening slowly to acclimate. Many of our recommended hotels are situated on the lake shore, making for a lovely place to settle in.
- Meals: Breakfast and Lunch
- Accommodations: Casa Andina Premium Puno or similar
- Maximum altitude: 3,826 m/12,549 feet.
- Minimum altitude: 3,650 m/11,975 feet.
- Approximate tour time: 5 to 6 hours
- Difficulty: Easy
Day 9: Lake Titicaca Tour
Start your day with a big breakfast before heading out for a full, 9-hour day exploration of Lake Titicaca. Your first stop is the unique Uros Islands, a network of 32 floating islands made entirely of totora reeds. Here, you’ll learn about local traditions, explore reed-built homes, and even ride one of their traditional reed boats.
Next, take a scenic boat ride to Taquile Island, roughly 30 miles from Puno. As you approach, admire the peaceful beauty of the lake and surrounding peninsulas. On the island, a steep hike leads to a stunning viewpoint, offering panoramic views of Lake Titicaca’s vibrant blue waters.
After a locally prepared lunch (included), return by boat to Puno in the early evening to spend your evening however you wish.
- Meals: Breakfast and Lunch
- Accommodations: Casa Andina Premium Puno
- Maximum altitude: 3,950 m/12,959 ft.
- Minimum altitude: 3,826 m/12,549 feet.
- Approximate tour time: 5 to 6 hours
- Difficulty: Moderate
Please note, the Taquile hike is a steep climb of about 500 steps at high altitudes (12,000–13,000 feet). Take your time and stay hydrated.
Day 10: Arrival in Cusco
fter breakfast at your hotel in Puno, you’ll be transferred to the bus station for a comfortable tourist bus that will take you on a scenic ride to Cusco through the sun’s route. The 9- to 10-hour ride includes stops at historical and cultural sites with guided tours, as well as a break for lunch to rest and refuel.
You’ll arrive in Cusco in the early evening, where you’ll be met by an EAT representative at the bus station and taken to your hotel. The evening is then free for you to unwind or begin exploring the city.
- Meals: Breakfast and Lunch
- Accommodations: Tierra Viva hotel or similar
- Maximum altitude: 3,826 m/12,549 feet.
- Minimum altitude: 3,400 m/11,154 ft.
- Approximate tour time: 9 to 10 hours
- Difficulty: Easy
Day 11: Cusco City Tour
Take the morning for yourself, possibly exploring some of Cusco’s local gems. We recommend the San Pedro Market for fresh produce, local crafts, and traditional snacks, or a stroll through the bohemian San Blas neighborhood for artisan shops and cozy cafes. For history buffs, Cusco is home to many museums worth a visit.
In the afternoon, meet your guide to tour Cusco’s iconic sites. Together, you’ll visit the grand Cusco Cathedral in the Plaza de Armas, explore Qoricancha, the former Inca Temple of the Sun, and end at Sacsayhuamán, known for its massive stone walls. In the evening, relax at your hotel or enjoy Cusco’s vibrant dining scene.
- Meals: Breakfast
- Accommodations: Tierra Viva hotel or similar
- Maximum altitude: 3,700 m/12,139 ft
- Minimum altitude: 3,400 m/11,154 ft.
- Approximate tour time: 5 to 6 hours
- Difficulty: Easy
Day 12: Rainbow Mountain Hike
Your day begins bright and early with a 4 a.m. pick-up from your hotel, followed by a two-hour drive to the village of Cusipata. Here, you’ll enjoy breakfast at a local home to prepare for the adventure ahead. Another hour’s drive brings you to the trailhead at Llacto, where your hike to Rainbow Mountain begins.
The 1.5-hour trail offers steady but manageable climbs, with the final stretch being a bit steeper. Reaching the summit rewards, you with incredible views of Rainbow Mountain’s vibrant mineral bands, Ausangate Mountain (the tallest in Cusco) towering in the distance, and the picturesque Red Valley. After enjoying the views, our transportation will be waiting for us at the foot of the mountain to take us back to Cusipata where we will stop for a well-deserved lunch before returning to Cusco around 4 p.m. Then, the rest of the day is reserved for your leisure.
- Meals: Breakfast and Lunch
- Accommodations: Tierra Viva hotel or similar
- Lowest Elevation: 3,399 m/11,150 ft
- Highest Elevation: 5,020 m/716,469 ft
- Distance to walk: 13 km/8 miles
- Approximate walking time: 3 hours
- Level of Difficulty: Challenging
Day 13: Sacred Valley Tour and Overnight in Ollantaytambo
Today, your journey into the Sacred Valley begins! Your first stop is Chinchero, a village known for its well-preserved Inca walls and terraces, where we’ll visit the archaeological site built by Tupac Inca Yupanqui and explore a bustling market filled with colorful textiles and handcrafted goods. Next, head to Moray, where circular terraces carved into the earth showcase the Incas’ (not Aliens!) agricultural ingenuity, used to experiment with crops at different altitudes.
The day continues at the Maras Salt Mines, a striking network of salt pools cascading down a mountainside, fed by ancient aqueducts and still in use today.
- Meals: Breakfast
- Accommodations: Hotel in Ollantaytambo
- Lowest Elevation: 3,400 m/11,154 ft
- Highest Elevation: 3,700 m/12,139 ft
- Approximate Tour Duration: 6-8 hours
- Level of Difficulty: Easy
Day 14: Ollantaytambo – Short Inca Trail – Machu Picchu – Aguas Calientes
Today’s journey takes you on a challenging but very rewarding 3-hour hike along the original stone steps of the Inca Trail. As you trek through the diverse Andean landscapes, your guide will share insights about the region’s unique plants, wildlife, and the traditions of the Inca civilization.
By midday, you’ll reach Wiñay Wayna, or “Forever Young” in Quechua, an impressive site perched on a steep hillside with terraced fields and structures showcasing the engineering skills of the Incas. Nearby, explore a temple featuring seven rainbow-colored windows, a remarkable example of their architectural design.
The trail then leads to the Sun Gate (Inti Punku), where you’ll be rewarded with your first panoramic view of Machu Picchu nestled among the peaks. After taking in the moment, descend to the gates of the Lost City and continue to Aguas Calientes, a lively town where you can unwind and prepare for tomorrow’s exploration of Machu Picchu.
- Meals: Breakfast, Box Lunch and Dinner
- Accommodations: Hotel in Aguas Calientes
- Lowest Elevation: 2,040 m / 6,691 ft
- Highest Elevation: 2,720 m / 8,920 ft
- Distance to walk: 13 km/8 miles
- Approximate walking time: 6-8 hours
- Level of Difficulty: Moderate
Day 15: Aguas Calientes – Machu Picchu tour and return to Cusco
Rise and shine for an early bus ride through the misty mountain terrain to the gates of Machu Picchu! Arriving at dawn gives you a calm and quiet start to explore this world-famous site before the crowds arrive.
After a short 25-minute ride, step into the Lost City, where your guide will lead a two-hour tour through its ancient stone temples, terraced fields, and sacred plazas. Learn of the Inca people’s daily lives, ceremonies, and architectural ingenuity as you roam one of the seven wonders of the world.
For an added adventure, hike Huayna Picchu (with pre-booked tickets) for a breathtaking bird’s-eye view of the ruins and the surrounding peaks. Or take the time to explore at your own pace, discovering hidden corners and soaking in the magical atmosphere.
When your visit wraps up, return by bus to Aguas Calientes for a well-deserved lunch. From there, board the train to Ollantaytambo or Poroy, where private transport will take you back to your hotel in Cusco. It’s a day filled with memories at one of the world’s most extraordinary places.
- Meals: Breakfast
- Accommodations: Tierra Viva hotel or similar
- Lowest Elevation: 2,040 m/6,691 ft
- Highest Elevation: 2,430 m/7,972 ft
- Level of Difficulty: Easy
Day 16: Arrival in Puerto Maldonado
Meet your transfer to the airport for an early flight from Lima to Puerto Maldonado, the gateway to Peru’s rainforest. Upon arrival, you’ll head to the port for a boat ride along the Tambopata River, leaving the town behind as the jungle’s dense greenery and sounds of wildlife surround you.
At the lodge you’ll have time to settle into your accommodations, often built with local materials to blend with the environment. Many lodges are located within Ese’eja community lands, offering insight into the region’s cultural heritage. After meeting your guide to review the plans for your stay, take some time to rest. In the evening, enjoy dinner and the calming sounds of the rainforest as you prepare for the days ahead.
- Meals: Breakfast/Box lunch/Dinner
- Accommodations: Eco Lodge at the Amazon
- Amazon Altitude: 183 m/600 ft.
Day 17: Amazon Tour
Mornings in the Amazon begin with the first light, and today’s adventure starts at dawn, when the jungle is at its liveliest. Head out with your guide to explore the riverbanks and trails, keeping an eye out for caimans, turtles, hoatzins, toucans, and even the elusive river otters, which can grow up to six feet long. After an exciting morning, return to the lodge for a hearty lunch and a bit of downtime.
In the afternoon, venture out once more for a guided walk where you’ll learn about the Amazon’s plant life. Your guide will point out indigenous species and the hidden creatures that reside among the foliage.
After dinner, grab a flashlight for an unforgettable night walk. As darkness falls, the jungle transforms, with nocturnal creatures emerging and the forest filling with an entirely new symphony of sounds. For a more relaxed evening, you can opt to unwind in your cabana.
- Meals: Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner
- Accommodations: Eco Lodge at the Amazon
- Amazon altitude: 183 m/600 ft.
- Approximate walking time: 5 hours
- Difficulty: Easy
Please note, the day’s activities and their order may vary based on weather and other conditions. Your guide will provide a detailed plan upon arrival.
Day 18: Amazon Tour
After breakfast, head out for a guided jungle hike to learn how local communities use the forest for food, medicine, and shelter. Along the way, you may spot toucans, monkeys, and even sloths.
After lunch at the lodge, join another tour focused on the fruits and crops grown by local communities. This time, you’ll learn more about human life in the jungle, examining the type of fruits and vegetables that local communities grow. Return to the lodge before sunset for your final evening in the Amazon.
- Meals: Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner
- Accommodations: Eco Lodge at the Amazon
- Amazon altitude: 183 m/600 ft.
- Approximate walking time: 5 hours
- Difficulty: Easy
Please note, the day’s activities may vary based on weather and conditions.
19: Departure from Puerto Maldonado
On your last day, we’ll eat an early breakfast at the lodge before taking a scenic boat ride back to Puerto Maldonado. From the port, you’ll be transferred to the airport for your flight to Lima, where you can continue your journey home or head to your next destination.
Your flight must be booked for after 12 pm.
- Meals: Breakfast
INCLUDED:
- Professional licensed guide fluent in English and Spanish.
- 3 nights in Lima, 1 night in Paracas, 1 night in Huacachina, 1 night in Arequipa, 1 night in the Colca Canyon, 2 nights in Puno, 4 nights in Cusco, 1 night in Ollantaytambo and 3 nights in the Amazon in Peru hotels based on US standards
- Ground transportation and entrance fees to all visited places based on the itinerary
- Private vehicle – Lima –Paracas – Lima
- Flight over Nazca Lines
- Bus: Arequipa to Puno
- Bus: Puno to Cusco
- Meals as described in the trip itinerary
- Train from Ollantaytambo to KM 104 (start of the Inca Trail hike)
- Expedition return train from Aguas Calientes to either Ollantaytambo or to Poroy after Machu Picchu
- First-aid kit including emergency oxygen tank for all tours
NOT Included:
- Flights
- Huayna Picchu Mountain permit (this ticket can be purchased for an extra USD $75 per person)
- Meals not described in the itinerary
- Tips (see our guidelines)
- Travel Insurance (highly recommended)
PRICES
Group: USD $3700 per person
Private: USD $3950 per person
AVAILABLE ADD-ONS
- Return Vistadome Train (US $60) for trip from Aguas Calientes to either Ollantaytambo or to Poroy
- Return Hiram Bingham Train (US $500) for trip from Aguas Calientes to Poroy
What to bring:
- Original passport (if you have acquired a new one after you made your booking, bring both)
- Trekking boots, warm fleece jacket, a few t-shirts, socks, sun hat, warm underwear, light long pants, gloves, rain jacket
- Toiletries (toilet paper, wet wipes, personal towel)
- Sunscreen SPF 35+ recommended
- Head lamp
- Sunglasses
- Camera with spare batteries (batteries run down faster at high altitudes)
- Binoculars
- Book to read (you will have some spare time)
- Trekking poles (recommended especially for the steep descents, can be rented from us)
- Insect repellent
PRICE PER PERSON IN USD:
Group: $3700
Private: $3950
DURATION:
19 Days / 18 Night
AVAILABLE ADD-ONS
- Return Vistadome Train (US $60) for trip from Aguas Calientes to either Ollantaytambo or to Poroy
- Return Hiram Bingham train (US $500) for trip from Aguas Calientes to Poroy
OVERVIEW
- Day 1: Arrival in Lima, Peru
- Day 2: Lima City Tour
- Day 3: Arrival in Paracas and Nazca Lines overfly
- Day 4: Ballestas Island Tour and Overnight at La Huacachina
- Day 5: La Huacachina and Return to Lima
- Day 6: Arrival in Arequipa and Arequipa City Tour
- Day 7: Colca Canyon and Overnight in Chivay
- Day 8: Colca Canyon Tour and Arrival in Puno
- Day 9: Lake Titicaca Tour
- Day 10: Arrival in Cusco
- Day 11: Cusco City Tour
- Day 12: Rainbow Mountain Hike
- Day 13: Sacred Valley Tour and Overnight in Ollantaytambo
- Day 14: Ollantaytambo – Short Inca Trail – Machu Picchu – Aguas Calientes
- Day 15: Aguas Calientes – Machu Picchu tour and return to Cusco
- Day 16: Arrival in Puerto Maldonado
- Day 17: Amazon Tour
- Day 18: Amazon Tour
- Day 19: Departure from Puerto Maldonado
INQUIRE ABOUT THIS EXPERIENCE
WHY WE'RE DIFFERENT
Your Full Satisfaction or Your Money Back
We understand planning a big trip like ours at EAT takes a lot of trust, and we’re here to make sure that trust pays off from the moment you book to the day your adventure wraps up. We’re fully committed to making your experience unforgettable. If something doesn’t go as planned—whether it’s an issue with the service or something unexpected along the way—we’ll step in to fix it.
That even includes offering a refund if needed so you can book with total peace of mind.
Your Peruvian adventure means the world to us, and we’ll go the extra mile to make sure it not only meets but exceeds your expectations. With our satisfaction guarantee, you can relax and focus on taking in all the incredible beauty and culture Peru has to offer.
We Help You Experience Peru Through The Eyes of a Local
We’re 100% locally owned and operated, with guides, porters, and chefs who grew up in the Cusco region. Fluent in Spanish, English, and Quechua, our team brings unmatched cultural and historical knowledge to share with you. Traveling with us means gaining insight into Peru’s traditions, landscapes, and stories from those who know them best.
We Work With Professional Guides Who Provide Exceptional Service
Our guides are the best of the best. Truly skilled experts with at least 5 years of experience, every guide we employ is ready to share their expertise on Peru’s trails, culture, and history. Our porters are no exception. They work hard to make your journey one for the books, while our chefs will prepare you delicious meals along the way. With a 99% recommendation rate, we’re dedicated to making every detail of your trip unforgettable.
We’re Committed to Our Team
Our porters and horsemen are easily the backbone of every trek. That’s why we are fully committed to prioritizing their well-being. We ensure they’re paid above-average wages—higher than those offered by most tour companies—recognizing their hard work and dedication to the team. Beyond fair pay, we truly care for their well-being, providing proper gear, meals, and working conditions so they’re not just safe but comfortable, too.
We Look Out for Our Community
A portion of every trek we sell supports local projects, like helping fund a much-needed school roof in Sacsayhuaman, where many of our team live. For years, children in the area had no nearby school and faced grueling four-hour walks in harsh conditions to get an education. Today, thanks to these contributions, they have a local school, and we continue to donate to its upkeep—because making an impact goes beyond the trek.
We Customize Our Adventures to Suit Your Travel Style
We want every trip to feel like it was made just for you. Whether you’re keen on hiking the famous Inca Trail, exploring lesser-known spots in the Sacred Valley, or tackling our one-of-a-kind Ancashcocha + Inca Trail trek, we’ll plan your adventure to fit your travel style. To keep things personal, we keep group sizes small—and if your group is larger than eight, we’ll bring in an extra guide so no one misses out on the experience.
We Travel with Purpose – Serving the Women, Children, & Men of Peru
Every journey with us has a ripple effect. Your adventure supports ethical tourism, fair wages for porters, and opportunities for female trekkers–many of whom are breaking barriers on the Inca Trail–and children. We’re passionate about creating opportunities for local children to grow up healthy and learn about everything their heart desires. Through initiatives like repairing schools, donating educational materials, and funding projects, we make it a mission to build a brighter future for kids in the Cusco region. Every trek you take with us contributes to this mission. When you book with us, you’re not just exploring Peru; you’re investing in it and setting a standard for all other tourism companies and tourists.
Our Reputation is Built on Trust
Year after year, Eco Andes Trekking has earned top ratings on TripAdvisor and the prestigious Certificate of Excellence. We’ve worked hard for these awards and are proud to see our hard work recognized. Even prouder to know our travelers leave with unforgettable memories and stories worth sharing.
We Travel Sustainably & Responsibly
Peru’s landscapes are magnificent. That’s why we work so hard to protect them. We prioritize sustainable traveling by working with our local communities and employing indigenous guides––thus promoting economic empowerment and preserving cultural heritage. Along the journey, we’ll always encourage travelers to embrace responsible practices as advocates for the environment.
