Peru Resorts

Peru is divided into three geographic reagions the coast, highlands, and the jungle.

The coast is a warm climate along the caostline that includes superb natural beaches, mysterious deserts, fertile river valleys and exotic dry woods. The highlands have a temperate climate, dominated by the snow-capped peaks of the Andes. The jungle or Amazonia is a regaion of tropical climate, lush vegetation and abundant fauna that is part of one of the planet's largest natural reserves. The top attractions include Arequipa, Colca's Canyon, Huascaran National Park, Chiclayo-Lord of Sipan, Cusco-Machu Picchu, Iquitos-Amazon River, and paracas National Reserve.

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Peru is one of the most interesting countries in Latinamerica and is home of the Inca Empire, rich in gastronomy and culture. Arequipa is the second largest city in Peru. Called White City because of the color of the houses built with volca- nic stones. Its colonial architecture is outstanding.A sample of this is the Cathe- dral and Santa Catalina Monastery. Try new and great experiences in food with Arequi- pena Cousine, which stands out from the Peruvian gastronomy. Visit El Colca Canyon the deepest canyon of the world and comple ment your stay in Peru visiting Cuzco ...

Located in the Sacred Valley, you can enjoy a marvellous vacation here practicing extreme sports, such as mountan biking to the beautiful ruins of Machu Picchu, located only one hour from the resort. You can also enjoy fishing at Urubamba River, take a nice horseback ride, and enjoy all the different birds in the area. You can also enjoy culture in the city of Cuzco, which is only 37 miles from the resort.

Mirador de Los Collaguas

Known as "The Valley of Wonders" Colca Va- lley is twice deeper than Colorado, which makes it an unique place of visiting. An ancient agricultural system of cultiva- tion terraces, along with old comunities, Collaguas and Cabanas, with fascinant cus- toms and particular cousine, as well as its special flora and animal life such as the splendor of Condors, makes this place worth of touring. Yanque, where El Mirador de los Collaguas is located, is a small village full of ancient history and warm people, and it is an excellent balcony to admire the beauty of the whole place.

Sauce Alto Resort

Sauce Alto is only a 20-minute drive from Lima and is set on more than 17 acres near a stream of the Lurin River. Amenities include tennis courts, swimming pool, children's recreation center, and horseback riding. You can also visit various historical sites, the beautiful coast of Lima, and much more. This is a perfect base from which to explore the region.

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