Immerse yourself in Peruvian culture and explore Lima’s scenic beauty and history on this four-day program. Visit several historical landmarks, drive through the fashionable suburbs of San Isidro, Barranco and Miraflores, enjoy a demonstration by Peruvian Paso horses at a traditional Hacienda and wander through the pre-Columbian ruins of Pachacamac.

DAY 1

After flying into Lima International Airport, you will be met by a representative and transferred to your hotel in the Miraflores district, in the heart of Lima. The day is at leisure and meals are on your own.

Hotel check in time is at 3:00pm. Should your flight arrive early in the morning you may wish to book an extra night to ensure that your room is ready upon your arrival. Day rooms can only be requested directly with the hotel.

DAY 2

After breakfast and check out, proceed to Lima’s main square, where Spanish conqueror Francisco Pizarro founded the “City of Kings” in 1535. The Government Palace, the Archbishop’s Palace and the Lima Cathedral all surround the square. You will visit the cathedral where Pizarro is buried.

Next, you will see the Santo Domingo Convent, the oldest church and convent in Lima. The foundation of Santo Domingo was conceived by Friar Tomas de San Martin, who later served as the Preceptor Prior of the Dominican Order.

Construction began in 1540, and the convent was later renovated to its present neo-classical style in the 18th century. It is a city within a city of sorts, comprised of a succession of cloisters and yards surrounded by service areas and communal rooms. Spanish Saint San Juan Masias is buried in the convent.

Visit a modern home containing the treasures of the Luna Elias-Polo family, who will greet you and show off their extensive collection of Nativity scenes from Peru and all over the world. This is followed by lunch at a local restaurant.

Continue to Museo Amano which houses a valuable collection of textiles from pre-Hispanic civilizations and then travel to the quaint Barranco district where one stately mansion after another comes into view. This area is known for its rich cultural history and artistic atmosphere.

Nearby visit the unique Puente de los Suspiros (Bridge of Sighs) where lovers gather for love promises. This iconic wooden pedestrian bridge was built in 1877 out of the necessity to connect both sides of the ravine. Its architecture is simple, yet over time it has become one of the most romantic spots in the city of Lima and an inspiration for numerous legends, songs, and poems.

As this day of discovery comes to an end, return to your hotel for dinner and overnight.

DAY 3

Following breakfast at the hotel, you will enjoy a picturesque drive to the outskirts of Lima to explore the ruins of Pachacamac. This large excavated pre-Columbian complex of buildings includes an extraordinary pyramid and temples and a highly sophisticated irrigation and reservoir system. Pachacamac may have been the site of an oracle, as pilgrims visited for centuries.

For a more contemporary look at life in the country, you will visit a traditional hacienda where Peruvian Paso horses are bred. Known for its unique high stepping and comfortable gait, the Peruvian Paso horse has become a symbol for the coastal region of Peru. The horses will display their skills as you learn about their origins and uses over lunch.

Upon returning to the hotel, you will enjoy the remainder of the day at your leisure. Dinner is included at the hotel.

DAY 4

After breakfast, settle any incidentals and check out. Meet your guide and transfer to Callao, Peru’s first port. Visit Monumental Callao, which was once one of the spiciest neighborhoods and is now one of the most important landmarks of art and social transformation in Peru. During some free time, visit a gallery or exhibition or perhaps do some last-minute souvenir shopping.

Following your stop here, transfer to the port of Callao where you will embark the ship.

Land Program Details Step by Step

•The order of sites visited may vary to avoid congestion. Program times are approximate, given here for general reference purposes and subject to change.

•Itineraries with the up-to-date details will be issued when you are emailed your final cruise documents 21 days prior to sailing. You will then receive a final itinerary from our ground operator with a Welcome Letter upon arrival or at your hotel. Please review the letter and your final itinerary carefully for further amendments.

•The hotels used for your land program will be the hotels listed in this document unless you have been advised otherwise in advance of the land program start date.

•Guests failing to arrive on Day 1 of a scheduled land program will be considered a no-show and their hotel space released.

Extra Nights

•If you book extra nights through the cruise line, you will be met as per the flight details provided and transferred to your hotel. Check-in is 3:00pm (subject to change). Meals oth-er than breakfast, as well as activities, are on your own until day 2 of the program.

•If you have an early-arriving flight, you may wish to book an extra night as your room will not be ready for occupation until approximately 3:00pm.

•If you book extra nights on your own, transfers are not included.

DAY 1

After arriving at the Lima International Airport, you will be met and transferred to your hotel

3:00pm Check in time at the hotel

Meals are on your own today

Overnight at the Pullman Miraflores or similar hotel

Meet and Greet and transfers

•Final cruise documents will be emailed 21 days prior to sailing. The local ground agent’s tel-ephone number will be on page 1, if you can’t locate the meet-and-greet representative upon arrival. Be aware that the representative may be assisting others and may not be in sight when you first exit Customs and the luggage claim area.

•Look for someone holding a sign with the cruise line logo and possibly your name. If in doubt, ask the airport staff to direct you to the meeting area for transfers or to page our representative.

•Meet and Greet and transfers are arranged for guests arriving on Day 1 of a land program or for extra nights booked through the cruise line and are arranged based on the flight de-tails received by guests at least 14 days before sailing. Guests arriving independently be-fore the program start date will not have a transfer included.

•If we have not received your flight details or your flights have changed, and the Destination Services Land Team has not been notified, then a transfer cannot be provided, and guests will be responsible for getting to the land program hotel at their own expense. Please im-mediately contact our Reservations Department for any flight changes before departure.

DAY 2

7:00am Wake-up call

7:30am Buffet breakfast at hotel

9:00am Transfer to City Center

9:50am Visit main square, Cathedral and St. Domingo

11:50am Transfer to San Isidro

12:30pm Lunch at Casa Luna

2:00pm Transfer to Miraflores

2:15pm Visit Amano Museum

3:30pm Transfer to Barranco

3:45pm Visit Puente de los Suspiros

5:15pm Return to your hotel

7:00pm Dinner included at the hotel

Overnight at the Pullman Miraflores or similar hotel

DAY 3

7:00am Wake-up call

7:30am Buffet breakfast at hotel

9:00am Transfer to Pachacamac

10:20am Visit Archaeological site and museum

12:00pm Transfer to Hacienda

12:30pm Show and lunch at Hacienda

3:25pm Return to your hotel

7:00pm Dinner included at the hotel

Overnight at the Pullman Miraflores or similar hotel

DAY 4

8:00am Wake-up call

7:30am Buffet breakfast at hotel

8:45am Settle incidentals and check out

9:00am Transfer to Callao Monumental

10:00am Guided visit + shops

11:30am Transfer to La Punta

11:50am Visit La Punta and beach

12:30pm Drive to the port in Callao and board the ship

Expected Weather:

In January and February, the average temperature in Lima is approximately 29ºC/85ºF and min 21ºC/71ºF.

In November, December, April and March, the daily high temperatures in Lima are 71 - 77° F (21- 25°C) and an average low of 60 - 64° F (15- 18°C)

What to Bring

Light loose clothing, comfortable walking shoes, hat, light sweater and/or rain jacket.

Local Currency

Peru’s currency is the Nuevo Sol (S/.)

Electricity

The current is 220 volts AC. In most hotel bathrooms, there is an electrical outlet with 110 volts for electric shavers, but this should not be used for travel irons or hair dryers. Most hotel rooms are equipped with hairdryers. We recommend bringing a universal travel adaptor for electric devices.

Documents and Visa Requirements

Please check with your local embassy for any visa requirements for your nationality. Foreign passengers entering Peru must have a passport valid at least 6 months past the day of arrival in Peru.

Travelers to Peru will receive a card from Peruvian immigration upon arrival stating the length of approved stay (usually 90 days)

The above information is subject to change and serves as a guide only. We would like to take this opportunity to remind all of our guests that it is the ultimate and sole responsibility of the guest to ensure they meet the entry requirements for each destination.

If traveling internationally, the countries you are flying to and/ or connecting through may have different document requirements and as such we encourage you to visit the government and airport websites of every country you will be traveling to throughout the journey to familiarize yourself with their requirements.

Accommodations

Pullman Hotel in Lima or similar

Juan Fanning 515-525, Miraflores, Lima, Peru

Phone: +51 1 3131430

*We will only source different hotels in unforeseen situations. If similar hotels are required, they will be of equal ratings and standards, and you will be notified of the change. If you are not notified of any changes before your departure, then you will be staying at the hotel listed in this program.

Program includes:

•3 nights at the Pullman Miraflores or similar on a bed and breakfast basis – deluxe room

•Touring and entrances per the itinerary

•Gratuities for luggage porterage and restaurants

•2 lunches (2 glasses of local wine or beer, 1 water or soft drink, and 1 hot beverage)

•2 dinners (2 glasses of local wine or beer, 1 water or soft drink, and 1 hot beverage)

•Bottled water on coaches

•English-speaking licensed guides

•Transfers*

*Please Note: Guests booking their own flights (independent of the cruise line) are responsible for ensuring that the cruise line has the updated arrival information, so your transfer can be arranged. If you book additional nights independently of the cruise line, an arrival transfer is not provided. If we do not receive flight details a minimum of 14 days in advance, transfers will not be provided.

Program excludes:

•Drinks and meals not mentioned above

•Personal expenses and hotel incidentals such as laundry, phone calls, mini bar and room service

•Gratuities to drivers and guides

Please note: Land programs that encompass multiple days ashore customarily include extensive and prolonged activity, while those of shorter durations typically have more moderate activity levels. However, each program varies, and participants should be prepared to negotiate a mixture of surfaces which may include inclines, cobblestones, sand, gravel and natural paths. There may also be a need to climb steps or stairs on occasion. Guests who utilize a wheelchair and those with mobility concerns should check with the cruise line in advance to see if any portion of the tour program may not be considered suitable for their individual situation.

Please note: All land programs are capacity controlled and subject to availability. Programs falling under the minimum number of required participants are subject to cancellation. Pricing listed is also subject to change to meet unexpected cost increases for transportation, land arrangements or currency fluctuations. Once purchased, pricing is guaranteed and not subject to change. Land programs must be purchased no later than 90 days prior to your sail date. Cancellations made within 90 days or less prior to the sail date are subject to 100% cancellation penalty. There are no refunds for unused portions of any program. Guests failing to arrive on Day 1 of a scheduled land program will be considered a no-show and their hotel space will be released.

Price: $1,899 per guest based on double occupancy.

Hotel and Land Program pricing is not combinable with FREE 1-Night Pre-Cruise Luxury Hotel Package. If applicable, please contact Regent Seven Seas Cruises or your travel agent for multi-night pre-cruise hotel pricing information. Land program promotions are subject to terms.

Ecuador’s Galápagos Islands are one of the world’s most remarkable destinations: an open-air wildlife museum that stirs the explorer within everyone. The archipelago, located about 600 miles west of mainland Ecuador, is home to an astonishing variety of endemic species — enough to inspire a theory that would change the world — and proves an irresistible destination for adventurers and nature-lovers to this day. On this epic adventure spend two and a half days exploring the Galapagos and all that it has to offer with the addition of an overnight in Lima and highlights tours in both Guayaquil and Lima.

Special Notes:

•Due to the nature of the day trips on this program, it is not suitable for guests who have walking difficulty or utilize a wheelchair. Guests must be able to get in and out of small dinghy boats with little to no assistance.

•Also, any guests travelling with Portable Oxygen Concentrators (POC) or CPAP breathing machines should read further below for airline stipulations with regards to bringing this equipment on tour.

•If you have any food intolerances or special dietary needs, please inform us prior to your departure for review by our local vendors. It is important that your land program extension reflects these details to ensure a smooth and enjoyable dining experience.

•This program begins in Guayaquil, Ecuador therefore your flight must be booked into the José Joaquín de Olmedo International Airport in Guayaquil. Guests will board the ship in Lima, Peru and the international flight to Peru is included in this program.

DAY 1 – March 5, 2027

On arrival at the Guayaquil International Airport, proceed through Immigration formalities, identify, and collect your luggage and clear Customs. After Customs clearance you will meet our local representative and transfer to your hotel which is located near the airport.

Check in time is at 3:00pm. Although every effort will be made to have your room available before this time, this cannot be guaranteed. Should you have an early arriving flight you may wish to book an extra night so that your room is ready upon your arrival.

Meals are on your own today.

DAY 2 – March 6, 2027

After breakfast, meet your guide and drive to the airport for a flight to the Galapagos.

Upon arrival at Baltra Airport, a Galapagos Naturalist Guide will welcome the group and help with luggage and guidance towards a public bus that will drive towards the Itabaca Channel. Next board a public ferry for a 5-minute crossing of the azure waters of the channel towards Santa Cruz. On Santa Cruz, board a private vehicle just for our group, to transfer to Puerto Ayora on the other side of the island. Make a short stop to see the Twin Craters

Driving through the rural areas of the island, you will experience the agriculture of the archipelago as well as the diversity of its flora. Surrounded by wild landscapes and different species, keep a lookout for the finches that are famous for being the basis of Darwin´s theory of evolution.

Lunch will be served at a local venue in the highlands.

During your visit to the Santa Cruz Highlands, watch the famous Galapagos land tortoises in their natural environment and learn how the private ranches aid to protect these special animals. You can hear their sounds while they are trying to eat the leaves of the trees or crashing through the undergrowth. Tortoises of all different ages and sizes gather here: small young ones with shining carapaces, and older ones which are a little bit more laggard and cracks in their shells showing evidence of a long life.

While seeking the giant tortoises, your local guide will share the story of the origin the lava tunnels located at this area. Formed by the lava floods of the volcanoes, they range from the highlands down to the sea level.

Continue to your hotel for check-in. Dinner is served at the hotel after an exciting and memorable day.

NOTE: Please pack accordingly for the flight from Guayaquil to the Galapagos. Guests can only check in free of charge one suitcase with a maximum weight of 50 lbs (23 kg). Each guest is also permitted free of charge one carry-on bag with a maximum of 15 lbs (7 kg). As an included service, any excess luggage will be stored in Guayaquil.

Guests checking in more than one suitcase or an overweight bag on the flight will need to pay excess or overweight luggage fees at the airport upon check in. The average cost is approximately $120 USD per extra suitcase and an additional $120 USD for an overweight bag. Fees are imposed by the airline and are subject to change.

DAY 3 – March 7, 2027

Today, take a full day boat tour to one of the nearby Islands. The island chosen for the day is subject to confirmation by Galapagos National Park Management much closer to the program operation date. This government institution assigns the island tours based on technical ecological analysis and is dependent on the number of groups visiting the area at the same time. Regent Seven Seas Cruises nor our local ground operator can control which programs are chosen for each day.

Start times vary from 6:00am – 8:30am depending on the program.

Island Tours:

BARTOLOME:

Experience a day in paradise with beautiful white beaches, outer space ambient, clear water, and observe as many native animals start their day.

On the two-hour boat trip breakfast is served while watching the sunrise at sea. There may be an opportunity to observe dolphins and other marine residents very close to the boat in the early hours.

Landing in Bartolome, approximately 300 steps lead up through the moon-like landscape to the highest point of the island. The reward is an amazing view over the islands Santiago, North Seymour, Baltra, Santa Cruz and Rábida. Also in view is Chinese Hat Island, as well as the well-known Pinnacle Rock, which is all that remains of an ancient volcano. The rock is home to a large quantity of sea birds and is the most photographed landscape in the Galapagos Islands.

After changing clothes for a beach visit, board the dinghy-ride for a short ride to Sullivan Bay for snorkeling. Those who don't wish to snorkel may stay on the dinghy to search among the rocks for the diminutive Galapagos Penguin. Back at the beach enjoy some time to relax or swim. The shallow sea invites you to go swimming and snorkeling while we search for Galapagos penguins, sharks, starfish, rays, sea turtles and other exotic and colorful fish. Enjoy the diversity of native residents such as marine iguanas, sea lions, pelicans, and more. After this amazing adventure, lunch is served on the return journey.

SEYMOUR AND BACHAS:

This tour offers the golden chance to get to know Seymour Island and Bachas beach. During the 1-hour boat navigation to Seymour Island, observe the slow awakening of the archipelago as the day begins.

Disembark your boat and board a dinghy for a ride along the rocky coast near a small forest consisting of gray and silver Palo Santo (Holy Stick) trees, which are without leaves for most of the year. Seymour is famous for its large colonies of birds. The unique male frigate birds with their inflated red pouches attract females during breeding season, and the famous Galapagos blue-footed boobies can be observed as well. Other highlights of this excursion are a beach with small cliffs, seagulls, many sea lions, marine iguanas and pelicans, mostly an arm's length away.

A freshly cooked lunch consists of two courses and is served on the boat. After lunch, your boat navigates to Bachas beach along the northern coast of Santa Cruz Island. Take a short hike to the flamingo pond just behind the beach and afterwards refresh with swimming and snorkeling at this isolated paradise beach with white sand and turquoise waters. Sea lions, rays, sea turtles, and tropical fish may join in our underwater experience!

PLAZAS AND PUNTA CARRION:

Travel by boat to South Plaza Island. The island welcomes travelers with a bright colorful red and green carpet of sesuvio, an endemic plant, spread over the Island, as well as the loud, friendly barking of several sea lion families which have settled down on the shore of the channel between North and South Plaza Islands where your boat anchors. The turquoise water of the ocean juxtaposes perfectly with the white shining beaches and the black lava rocks of the coast.

The hike is easy and goes alongside relaxing sea lions and land iguanas which can be found on most parts of the island. The trail leads to the highest cliff where swallow-tailed gulls cross the air screaming. Here lie the sea lions which could not persist against their competitors climbing up the almost vertical wall. At the same time, tropical birds, blue-footed boobies, and other marine frigate birds glide gently in the wind. We suggest guests bring along binoculars in order to get an extraordinarily close view of these animals, as well as the other marine life. The view from the highest point over the ocean and the powerful waves breaking at the cliffs is an experience that visitors will not forget.

Afterwards, the trip continues to Punta Carrion, where lunch is served on board the boat. This is a great spot to snorkel and swim among rays, sharks, and hundreds of colorful tropic fish.

SANTA FE:

Formed by uplifting, rather than by a volcano, Santa Fe is known for having one of the most beautiful coves in all the Galapagos. Some of the island’s endemic species include the Galapagos hawk, Galapagos snake, land iguanas, various types of finches, and the Galapagos mockingbird. The visit includes a hike on a trail past salt bushes where Galapagos hawks as well as the Santa Fe land iguanas tend to roam. Playful sea lions will usually accompany swimmers and snorkelers during beach time.

FLOREANA:

Navigate to the small town of Puerto Velasco Ibarra located on the Floreana Island (approximately 2.5 hours from Santa Cruz). Upon arrival, take local transportation known as “Chiva” to start a 30-minute ride up to the highlands of Floreana Island. The chiva will ascend a dirt road surrounded by typical dry vegetation which transforms into a lush, green vegetation as you gain elevation. In this area, you will also find some farms with banana, coffee, cacao, and other tropical plantations. The short drive will end at the “pampada” from where you will start a beautiful walk to observe the typical flora of the area. Along the way you will also encounter some giant Galapagos tortoises. Continue to the place known as “Asilo de la Paz” (Peace Asylum), a historical place where the German Wittmer family settled down when they arrived to Floreana in 1932. Observe the caves used as their home before moving to the place which is now known as Puerto Velasco Ibarra. Back in town, enjoy lunch prepared in a small, local restaurant.

Next, walk to “La Loberia”, a beautiful bay. The main attraction is the presence of a small colony of sea lions. There is also a great chance to observe marine iguanas resting on the rocks, and in the waters of the bay we may be able to see marine turtles.

ISABELA:

This morning, sail to the town of Puerto Villamil on Isabela Island (approximately 3 hours from Santa Cruz). Upon arrival, visit the Isabela Tortoise Breading and Interpretation Center where your guide will explain the different activities developed by the National Park to protect the fragile environment. Here, you will also find Giant Galapagos Tortoises of different species and sizes.

Afterwards, walk to the place known as “Humedales” (Wetlands). The walk follows a well-maintained path from which you can observe this beautiful place composed of lagoons and rocks and surrounded by four species of mangroves and typical trees of the area. In the lagoons you can observe flamingos and migratory birds.

After lunch at a local restaurant, visit "Las Tintoreras”, a scenic area where you will find colonies of marine iguanas, sea lions, and many sharks known as Tintoreras (White-tipped sharks) resting in the channels formed by lava flows. Later, you can do some snorkeling, perhaps in the company of sea lions, penguins, and marine turtles.

Regardless of the program selected for the day, your trip ends with a late afternoon return to your hotel.

Dinner will be at the hotel or at a nearby local restaurant.

Please Note:

Boat tours may be shared with independent guests.

Boat sailing during the navigable day tour is usually rough and due to sea conditions, may take longer than 2 hours. The islands to be visited are determined at the sole discretion of the Galapagos National Park Management.

DAY 4 – March 8, 2027

This day will be similar to Day 3 but with a different island visited. As with Day 3, the island visited will be chosen by the Galapagos National Park Management.

DAY 5 – March 9, 2027

After breakfast, transfer to the airport.

Upon arrival at Guayaquil Airport, you will be met and transferred to a local restaurant for lunch, followed by a panoramic city tour of Guayaquil, Ecuador’s main port and largest city. The city has a blend of cultural traditions and modern architectural developments.

The panoramic tour begins on 9 de Octubre Avenue, known for its notable architecture, and proceeds to Centennial Park, a public green space dedicated to commemorating the heroes of Guayaquil’s Independence. Bolivar Park, also referred to as the “park of the iguanas,” is next, where iguanas are commonly seen in the area.

The tour continues to the Malecon 2000, which follows the Guayas River, passing locations such as Civic Plaza, the Moorish Tower, City Hall, and the Rotonda Monument. Heading north, the route passes Santa Ana Hill, the site of Las Peñas, Guayaquil’s oldest neighborhood, where homes have been restored with various colours and design features.

After your tour, return to Guayaquil international airport to check-in for your international flight to Lima. Guests will be reunited with any luggage that was stored. Dinner is on own at the airport. On arrival in Lima, meet your guide and transfer to your hotel for check-in.

NOTE: For the international flight between Guayaquil and Lima, guests can normally check in free of charge 1 suitcase with a maximum weight 50 lbs (23 kg). Each guest is also permitted free of charge one carry-on bag with a maximum of 15 lbs (7 kg).

For this reason, a second piece of checked luggage per person (per maximum weight listed above) is included in the cost of this program. Should guests need to check in more than 2 pieces or have any overweight luggage on the flight, they will need to pay the airline fees at the airport upon check in. The average cost is approximately $120 USD per extra suitcase and an additional $120 USD for an overweight bag. Fees are imposed by the airline and are subject to change.

DAY 6 – March 10, 2027

After breakfast, check out meet your guide for a quick tour of Lima. The historical center of Lima, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, offers a rich blend of history, culture, and architecture that makes it a must-visit destination.

Get a glimpse of the colonial era during a photo stop at the Plaza Mayor. Located in the heart of Lima's historic center, this is a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its hand-crafted wooden balconies. Next see the impressive Cathedral of Lima, whose exterior is dominated by two lovely towers and three large gateways. The plaza is also lined by the Archbishop's Palace, City Hall and the Presidential Palace.

After your city tour, proceed to the port for embarkation.

Land Program Details Step by Step:

•Please note: The order of sites visited may vary to avoid congestion. This program is subject to flight confirmations which are beyond our control. All program details including timings and any flights indicated below are approximate, given here for general reference purposes and subject to change. Direct flights are never guaranteed.

•Itineraries with the most up to date details (at the time) will be issued when you are emailed your final cruise documents 21 days prior to sailing. You will then receive one last final itinerary from our ground operator with a Welcome Letter upon arrival or at your hotel. Please review that Welcome Letter and your final itinerary carefully for any further amendments.

•The hotels used for your land program will be the hotels listed in this document unless you have been advised otherwise in advance of the land program start date.

•Guests failing to arrive on Day 1 of a scheduled land program will be considered a no-show and their hotel space released.

Extra Nights

•All extra nights booked through the cruise line are confirmed at the hotel that is used on the FIRST NIGHT of your land program

•If you book extra nights through the cruise line, you will be met as per the flight details provided and transferred to your hotel. Check-in is 3:00pm (subject to change). Meals other than breakfast, as well as activities, are on your own until day 2 of the program.

•If you have an early arriving flight, you may wish to book an extra night as your room will not be ready for occupation until approximately 3:00pm.

•If you book extra nights on your own, transfers are not included.

DAY 1

Arrive at the Jose Joaquin de Olmedo Internation Airport in Guayaquil

You are met at the international arrival exit door, after collecting your luggage

Transfer to your hotel

3:00pm Check in time at the hotel

Although every effort will be made to have rooms available sooner, this cannot be guaranteed

Meals are on your own today

A welcome letter with relevant information for your program will be sent to your room

Overnight at the Hilton Colon Guayaquil or similar hotel

Meet and Greet and transfers

•Final cruise documents will be emailed 21 days prior to sailing. The local ground agent’s telephone number will be on page 1, if you can’t locate the meet-and-greet representative upon arrival. Be aware that the representative may be assisting others and may not be in sight when you first exit Customs and the luggage claim area.

•Look for someone holding a sign with the cruise line logo and possibly your name. If in doubt, ask the airport staff to direct you to the meeting area for transfers or to page our representative.

•Meet and Greet and transfers are arranged for guests arriving on Day 1 of a land program or for extra nights booked through the cruise line and are arranged based on the flight details received by guests at least 14 days before sailing. Guests arriving independently before the program start date will not have a transfer included.

•If we have not received your flight details or your flights have changed, and the Destination Services Land Team has not been notified, then a transfer cannot be provided, and guests will be responsible for getting to the land program hotel at their own expense. Please immediately contact our Reservations Department for any flight changes before departure.

DAY 2 - Below times are dependent on final flight details which could change up to the time of your departure

6:45am Breakfast at your hotel

7:45am Transfer to the airport

8:00am Arrival to Guayaquil’s Airport and check-in

10:10am Flight to Baltra (Flight details TBA and subject to change)

11:07am Arrive in Baltra, immigration and then meet your naturalist guide

11:30am Transfer to the highlands of Santa Cruz

12:30pm Lunch at a local venue

2:00pm Visit a giant tortoise ranch

3:30pm Transfer to Puerto Ayora

4:00pm Hotel check in

7:00pm Dinner at your hotel

Overnight at Ikala Galapagos Hotel or similar hotel

DAY 3

TBA Breakfast at your hotel or boxed breakfast (depending on the navigable tour)

TBA Navigable tour

1:00pm Lunch onboard or in a seated venue (depending on the island visited)

3:30pm Return back to the dock and transfer to your hotel

5:00pm Arrival to the hotel

7:00pm Dinner at the hotel or at a local restaurant nearby

Overnight at Ikala Galapagos Hotel or similar hotel

DAY 4

TBA Breakfast at your hotel or boxed breakfast (depending on the navigable tour)

TBA Navigable tour

1:00pm Lunch onboard or in a seated venue (depending on the island visited)

3:30pm Return back to the dock and transfer to your hotel

5:00pm Arrival to the hotel

7:00pm Dinner at the hotel or at a local restaurant nearby

Overnight at Ikala Galapagos Hotel or similar hotel

DAY 5 - Below times are dependent on final flight details which could change up to the time of your departure

6:00am Breakfast at your hotel

7:00am Transfer to Baltra Airport

8:00am Arrival at Baltra Airport - check in

10:05am Flight to Guayaquil (Flight details TBA and subject to change)

12:56pm Arrival to Guayaquil Airport

1:15pm After immigration, meet your guide and transfer to a local lunch venue

1:30pm Lunch at local restaurant

3:00pm Depart for a city tour of Guayaquil

5:15pm Return back to the airport, collect any stored luggage and check-in, dinner on own

8:40pm Flight to Lima (Flight details TBA and subject to change)

10:35pm Arrival in Lima, go through Immigration, collect luggage and transfer to hotel

11:00pm Check in at your hotel

Overnight at the Costa del Sol Airport Hotel or similar hotel

DAY 6

AM Breakfast at the hotel

9:45am Hotel check out

10:00am Drive to the city center

11:00am City tour

12:00pm Transfer to the pier for embarkation

Expected Weather:

Guayaquil

March is a hot month, with an average temperature varying between 30.7°C (87.3°F) and 22.7°C (72.9°F).

Galapagos

From December until May temperatures range from the low 80°s (26 C°) to the high 90°s (32°) (with possibilities of

Peru

For the city of Lima, light clothing is recommended as it is summer season. Temperature average in this time of the year will be 17°C (68 ºF). 28°C (82 ºF).

What to Bring:

It is not necessary to carry much to the Galapagos, pack light and pack smart. Lightweight, fast drying materials are recommended.

•Light loose pants, shorts, shirts (short and long sleeved), bathing suit

•A windbreaker or light sweater for evening or early morning

•Hat, sunscreen, sunglasses, binoculars, insect repellent

•Shoes: you will have dry landings (step directly from the dinghy onto dry land) and wet landings (wade to shore from the dinghy through shallow water). You can either bring one pair of “hybrid” shoes that are good for walking and getting wet (Keens are great; Chacos and Tevas work as well), or one set of footwear for getting wet (sandals or water shoes) and one pair to bring ashore in a backpack for hiking (light hikers or sneakers)

•Small backpack to carry on land visits for your camera and water

•Plastic bag to keep your camera or photographic equipment dry

•On board the day trip boats, snorkeling gear will be available for all passengers. If you use a fin size smaller than 6-7 or larger than 10-11, please bring your own as these sizes may not be available.

•Wetsuit (not essential – may be provided on your tour boat or can be rented in the islands)

•Any required medications and seasick tablets if you are prone to motion sickness on boats

Local Currency:

Ecuador: US Dollars

Peru:Nuevo Sol (S/.)

Chile: Chilean Peso (peso).

Electricity

In Ecuador,110 volts, 60 cycle electricity, same as in the USA. In Lima, 220V. We recommend bringing your own universal travel adaptor for electric devices.

Galapagos

The electrical outlets are primarily Type A and Type B, the same as in the United States, using 120V with a 60Hz frequency. American travelers typically do not need a voltage converter or adapter for devices designed for 120-240V input, but may occasionally need an adapter for 3-prong Type B outlets if their device only has a 2-prong plug.

Luggage information

Flights Guayaquil – Galapagos – Guayaquil - Guests can only check in free of charge one suitcase with a maximum weight of 50 lbs (23 kg). Each guest is also permitted free of charge one carry-on bag with a maximum of 15 lbs (7 kg). Any excess luggage will be stored in Guayaquil at the hotel. Guests checking in more than one suitcase or an overweight bag on the flight will need to pay excess or overweight luggage fees at the airport upon check in.

Flight Guayaquil to Lima - Guests can check in 2 suitcases with a maximum weight of 50 lbs (23 kg). Each guest is also permitted free of charge one carry-on bag with a maximum of 15 lbs (7 kg). Should guests need to check in more than 2 pieces or have any overweight luggage on the flight, they will need to pay the airline fees at the airport upon check in.

The average cost is approximately $120 USD per extra suitcase and an additional $120 USD for an overweight bag. Fees are imposed by the airline and are subject to change.

Carriage of Portable Oxygen Concentrators (POC) or CPAP breathing machines on internal flights per airline regulations (subject to change as each airline has their own regulations)

1.Portable Oxygen Concentrator (POC) - Guests must obtain a Doctor’s Certificate mentioning their medical condition and the need to carry a POC. Further paperwork may be required by the airline.

2.CPAP Machine NOT being used in flight – please advise RSSC at least 95 days before your cruise if you will bring a CPAP on the internal flight(s) used in this land program. Please supply the make, model and battery type.

3.CPAP Machine to be used during flight – same as above + a doctor’s note is required mentioning the need to use the machine during flight.

*Guests are required to bring with them any details from the manufacturer regarding the CPAP specifications. While most modern CPAP machines are FAA-approved for in-flight use, having a copy of your manufacturer’s FAA-approval status will help to quickly clear any confusion that may arise.

* Failure to provide the above details in a timely manner may result in a denial of this equipment at the airport for which Regent Seven Seas Cruises nor our local ground operator will be responsible for.

*Some hotels do not provide distilled water. While we can certainly request this for you, we cannot guarantee that it will be available. If received in a timely manner, at least 95 days before sailing, requests will be sent on the final manifest that our ground operators and hotels receive. We highly recommend packing your own supply especially on programs that travel to more remote locations in order to avoid not having it. Please keep in mind the rule for liquids in carry-on bags. Many hotels will charge for distilled water. If there is a fee, this will be added to your hotel incidental account to be paid at check-out. Fees will vary from hotel to hotel.

Documents and Visa Requirements:

This program takes place between Ecuador, Chile (Easter Island) and Peru

A passport that is valid for at least 6 months after travel is required.

Please check with your local embassy for any visa requirements for your nationality for

Ecuador: No visa is necessary for U.S. citizens or citizens of most other countries. There are exceptions for some Asian, Central American, and European countries. Please check your individual situation with your travel agent, tour operator or local Consulate ahead of time.

Peru: No visa is necessary to enter to Peru, but there are some exceptions. Please check your individual situation with your travel agent, tour operator or local Consulate ahead of time.

Chile: Tourist Card (Chile)

A 90-day tourist card is issued to all arriving visitors. Please keep this tourist card with your passport as you may be required to turn this in when leaving Chile. Do not lose this piece of paper.

We advise you to make copies of all your important documents (visa, passport, credit cards, air tickets, etc.). In case they are lost, it will make replacement much easier.

VERY IMPORTANT

The name on your cruise booking, passport and any visas if required, must all be exactly the same for flight ticket purchase for this program otherwise guests may be denied travel by flight. Please ensure that all documents are identical in spelling to the names provided for your cruise reservation including first, middle and last name. Manifests generated by the cruise line must match your travel documents.

Failure to have the required documents ahead of time will result in denial of travel and guests will have to pay for any expenses incurred to not proceed with the program.

The above information is subject to change and serves as a guide only. We would like to take this opportunity to remind all our guests that it is the ultimate and sole responsibility of the guest to ensure they meet the entry requirements for each destination.

Aircraft types which may be used (subject to change):

Flight GYE-GPS-GYE Airbus A319

Flight GYE-LIM Airbus A319, A320, Boeing 787

Accommodation:

Hilton Colon Guayaquil Hotel

Av. Francisco de Orellana Mz. 111, Guayaquil 090512

Phone: +593 4 501 0000

Ikala Galapagos Hotel

Tomás de Berlanga 110 & Moisés Brito, Puerto Ayora

Phone: +593 5 2526 133

Costa Del Sol Airport Hotel

Av. Elmer Faucett SN, Lima 07031, Peru

Phone: +51(1) 7112000

*We will only source different hotels in unforeseen situations. If similar hotels are required, they will be of equal ratings and standards, and you will be notified of the change. If you are not notified of any changes before your departure, then you will be staying at the hotels listed in this program.

Program Includes for guests:

*1 night at the Hilton Colon Hotel in Guayaquil or similar (Deluxe Room with bed and breakfast)

*3 nights at the Ikala Hotel in Galapagos or similar (Suite) on a full board basis

*1 night at the Costa del Sol Hotel in Lima or similar (Standard room with bed and breakfast)

*Private transportation with air-conditioning (except airport transfers in Baltra)

*English-speaking guides

*Airport assistance in Guayaquil and Lima

*Galapagos Naturalist Guide (provided by the Galapagos National Park) to accompany and guide the guests in the Galapagos Islands *1 x 250 ml bottle of water per person on each transfer in the mainland

*2 course set-menu lunches with 2 soft drinks in the Galapagos Island during the daily boat tour

*3 course set-menu dinners on Days 2, 3 and 4 including 2 soft drinks and 2 alcoholic drinks (house wine or local beer to choose from)

*3 course set-menu lunches on Days 2, and 5 including 2 soft drinks and 2 alcoholic drinks (house wine or local beer to choose from)

*All activities mentioned in the itinerary *Porterage at the Guayaquil and Lima airports

*Any excess luggage will be stored free of charge in Guayaquil

*Economy class domestic and international flights per the itinerary – direct flights not guaranteed

*Local escort to accompany the group throughout the program from start to end (will stay at a different hotel in the Galapagos)

Please Note: Guests booking their own flights (independent of the cruise line) are responsible for ensuring that the cruise line has the updated arrival information, so your transfer can be arranged. If you book additional nights independently of the cruise line, an arrival transfer is not provided. If we do not receive flight details a minimum of 14 days in advance, transfers will not be provided.

Program Excludes for guests:

*Any meals or beverages not listed in the itinerary

*Beverages with alcohol and additional soft drinks

*Gratuities for drivers and guides

*Hotel incidentals including mini bar, laundry and room service

*Overweight or excess luggage fees in addition to what is included

*Visa fees if required

Please note: Land programs that encompass multiple days ashore customarily include extensive and prolonged activity, while those of shorter durations typically have more moderate activity levels. However, each program varies, and participants should be prepared to negotiate a mixture of surfaces which may include inclines, cobblestones, sand, and gravel or natural paths. There may also be a need to climb steps or stairs on occasion. Guests who utilize a wheelchair and those with mobility concerns are advised to check with the cruise line in advance to see if any portion of the tour program may not be considered suitable for their individual situation. Weather appropriate cloth

Price: $6,099 per guest based on double occupancy.

Hotel and Land Program pricing is not combinable with FREE 1-Night Pre-Cruise Luxury Hotel Package. If applicable, please contact Regent Seven Seas Cruises or your travel agent for multi-night pre-cruise hotel pricing information. Land program promotions are subject to terms.

Delve into the sacred and mysterious landmarks of the Inca Empire, including the famed Machu Picchu, Lost City of the Incas, and other ancient temples, all important archaeological monuments from the Inca Empire.

Special Notes:

Please ensure passport details are added to your cruise booking right away so that Machu Picchu entry tickets can be purchased. Please verify the expiry date – passports must be valid for at least six months after travel in order to enter Peru.

As this is an active program that takes place at high altitudes, we strongly recommend that all guests should consult with their physician regarding their ability to participate prior to signing up. This program is not recommended for guests who require the use of a wheelchair or walker due the variety of surfaces required to be navigated. Any guests travelling with Portable Oxygen Concentrators (POC) or CPAP breathing machines should read further below for airline stipulations with regards to bringing this equipment on tour.

DAY 1

After flying into Lima International Airport, you will be met by a representative and transferred to your hotel in the San Isidro district in the heart of Lima.

Should your flight arrive early in the morning you may wish to book an extra night to ensure that your room is ready upon your arrival. Hotel check in time is at 3:00pm. Day rooms must be requested directly with the hotel.

This evening, please re-pack your bags accordingly as luggage storage for excess luggage will be available at the hotel from Day 2 – 5. We suggest bringing a carry-on only for the next few days (keeping in mind rules for liquids/gels etc). Any luggage to be left in storage should be properly labelled with your name and suite number on the ship. Don’t forget to take any valuables, medications and documents with you.

Meals are on own at your leisure today.

DAY 2

Depending on flight time, enjoy breakfast before transferring to the domestic airport for a flight to Cusco. Upon arrival, get acquainted with the area on a city tour.

Note: please separate any luggage that will not accompany you to Cusco prior to disembarking. It will be stored in Lima where you will be reunited with it on Day 4 when you return to Lima. Please remember to bring any medications, valuables and documents with you. Please make sure that any luggage to be stored is properly tagged with your name and suite number on the ship. We suggest bringing a carry on to Cusco only – keeping in mind restrictions for liquids, gels etc.

After lunch at a local restaurant, visit with the splendid Baroque-style Cusco Cathedral, built in the mid-1500s on the foundations of an Inca palace. Many of the stones used in its construction were looted from the nearby Sacsayhuaman fortress.

Next, visit the sacred site of Koricancha. Here, we will admire the lovely Dominican Convent of Santo Domingo that was built on the foundations of the Temple of the Sun, the most sumptuous temple in the Inca Empire. The curved, mortar-less masonry wall at the west end of the church is one of the greatest existing examples of Inca stonework.

Continuing, the next stop is Sacsayhuaman fortress. Strategically located on a hill overlooking Cusco, the fortress was constructed without mortar like many other Inca structures. Yet the enormous stones (some weighing 200 tons) of the remaining walls fit so tightly that not even a thin blade of grass can slide between them. The craftsmanship is a stunning example of the Inca’s sophisticated construction techniques and architectural skills.

After the visit of the city and sights, check into the Monasterio, a Belmond hotel. Dinner is included at the hotel. Your Deluxe Room is enriched with oxygen to promote better sleep and faster adjustment to the high altitude.

DAY 3

Following breakfast, you will drive to the train station and board the First Class train. Brunch will be served during the journey, as you take in the spectacular Andean scenery en route to Machu Picchu.

Upon arriving in Aguas Calientes, there is a short walk to the bus station where you will board a transfer bus to the ruins. Enter the site of Machu Picchu where you will explore the famous “Lost City of the Incas.” This citadel in the clouds was constructed as a royal retreat for the Inca emperor Pachacuti in the 1400s but was abandoned less than 100 years later, its population probably devastated by smallpox. Because the Spanish conquistadors never found this hidden city, Bingham discovered it largely intact.

Architectural highlights include the Temple of the Sun, designed much like the one in Cusco, several other temples, hundreds of terraces, and a mysterious carved stone situated on a raised platform that towers above the plaza. This stone may have been used for astronomical observations, but no one knows for certain. The Inca had no written language, so there is no record of Machu Picchu’s ultimate purpose. In fact, scholars are still striving to uncover clues as to its mysteries.

After visiting Machu Picchu, board the Hiram Bingham Train and begin the journey back to the Rio Sagrado Train Station. Dinner is served on board the train. Upon arrival, return to your hotel in Cusco for the night.

Note: Machu Picchu stands at approximately 2,450 m above sea level, and Cuzco at 3,400 m. At these heights, there’s 20 per cent less oxygen in the air. In the vast majority of cases, symptoms of altitude sickness are very mild (a little sleepiness or a slightly foggy head) and wear off after a day or two, but it can make doing anything energetic feel like a struggle. It is recommended that you speak to your physician prior to signing up to discuss any potential side effects based on your medical history. Due to the amount of walking and over uneven terrain and/or steps, this program is not recommended for guests with limited mobility. Should you require use of any mobility aids, you may be required to hire a separate guide in order to assist along the way. Vehicles are not permitted inside the site.

DAY 4

After breakfast you will be transferred to the Cusco airport for a flight to Lima.

Upon arrival, the group is met and transferred to the port of Lima where you will embark the ship.

Guests will be reunited with any stored luggage once at the port.

Land Program Details Step by Step:

•Please note: The order of sites visited may vary to avoid congestion. This program is subject to flight confirmations which are beyond our control. All program details including timings and any flights indicated below are approximate, given here for general reference purposes and subject to change. Direct flights are never guaranteed.

•Itineraries with the most up to date details (at the time) will be issued when you are emailed your final cruise documents 21 days prior to sailing. You will then receive one last final itinerary from our ground operator with a Welcome Letter upon arrival or at your hotel. Please review that Welcome Letter and your final itinerary carefully for any further amendments.

•The hotels used for your land program will be the hotels listed in this document unless you have been advised otherwise in advance of the land program start date.

•Guests failing to arrive on Day 1 of a scheduled land program will be considered a no-show and their hotel space released.

Extra Nights

•All extra nights booked through the cruise line are confirmed at the hotel that is used on the FIRST NIGHT of your land program.

•If you book extra nights through the cruise line, you will be met as per the flight details provided and transferred to your hotel. Check-in is 3:00pm (subject to change). Meals other than breakfast, as well as activities, are on your own until day 2 of the program.

•If you have an early-arriving flight, you may wish to book an extra night as your room will not be ready for occupation until approximately 3:00pm.

•If you book extra nights on your own, transfers are not included.

DAY 1

After arriving at the Lima International Airport, you will transfer to the Country Club Hotel or similar.

Although every effort will be made to have the room available before the 3:00pm check in time, this cannot be guaranteed. If you are arriving early, you may wish to book an extra night to ensure that a room is ready upon your arrival or store your luggage with the Concierge and feel free to use the amenities of the hotel until your room is ready. Day rooms can only be booked directly with the hotel.

Meet and Greet and transfers

•Final cruise documents will be emailed 21 days prior to sailing. The local ground agent’s telephone number will be on page 1, if you can’t locate the meet-and-greet representative upon arrival. Be aware that the representative may be assisting others and may not be in sight when you first exit Customs and the luggage claim area.

•After arrival controls, please retrieve your luggage and look for your representative within the airport terminal. Look for someone holding a sign with the cruise line logo.

•Meet and greet and transfers are arranged for guests arriving on Day 1 of a land program or for extra nights booked through the cruise line and are arranged based on the flight details received by guests at least 14 days before sailing. Guests arriving independently before the program start date will not have a transfer included.

•After arrival controls, please retrieve your luggage and look for your representative within the airport terminal.

•If we have not received your flight details or your flights have changed, and the Destination Services Land Team has not been notified, then a transfer cannot be provided, and guests will be responsible for getting to the land program hotel at their own expense. Please immediately contact our Reservations Department for any flight changes before departure.

DAY 2 – timings below are subject to flight times which could change up to the time of departure

5:30am Wake-up call

5:30am Buffet breakfast at hotel

7:00am Meet at in the lobby, storage of excess luggage

7:17am Transfer to the airport

8:17am Arrival at airport and check-in for your flight

10:17am Flight Lima to Cusco (Airline and flight number TBA and subject to change)

11:48am Arrival in Cusco

12:25pm Drive to a local restaurant for lunch

2:20pm Drive to the Koricancha Temple

2:30pm Visit Koricancha Temple

3:25pm Visit the Cathedral and main square for photo opportunity

4:20pm Transfer to Sacsayhuaman Fortress

4:35pm Visit Sacsayhuaman Fortress

5:20pm Drive to your hotel and check in

7:00pm Dinner at the hotel

Overnight at the Monasterio, a Belmond Hotel or similar hotel

DAY 3

7:00am Wake-up call

8:00am Buffet breakfast at hotel

9:00am Drive to the train station to board train to Aquas Calientes

11:00am Board the First Class Train (time subject to change)

11:15am First Class Train to Aguas Calientes (brunch on board)

12:41pm Walk to bus station (approx. 15 min)

1:30pm Bus drive to Machu Picchu Citadel

2:00pm Guided visit of the Citadel

4:30pm Bus drive back to Aguas Calientes

5:00pm Walk to the train station

5:20pm Board the Hiram Bingham Train (subject to change)

5:50pm Hiram Bingham Train return trip (dinner on board)

8:36pm Arrival to the station and drive back to your hotel

10:00pm Arrival at the hotel for overnight.

Overnight at the Monasterio, a Belmond Hotel or similar hotel

DAY 4 – timings below are subject to flight times which could change up to the time of departure

8:00am Wake-up call

8:30am Buffet breakfast at hotel

9:30am Drive to the Cusco Airport

10:00am Arrival at airport and check-in

12:00pm Flight from Cusco to Lima (Airline and flight number TBA and subject to change)

1:25pm Arrival in Lima and transfer to the port.

Expected Weather:

From mid-November until the end of April is considered to be the wet season, with the peak rainfall occurring during January and February. Although it may not rain every day or for even for a few days at a time, there is a significant chance that you will encounter wet weather. Be prepared with appropriate clothing and even an umbrella. Daily temperatures average 18 °C (64 °F)

What to Bring:

•Comfortable, casual clothing in natural, "breathable" fabrics. Temperatures will change as altitudes and time of day change, so it’s best to bring shorts as well as long trousers, and clothing we can layer. Cathedrals, churches, and other religious sites require conservative dress. Both males and females should cover their arms, legs and shoulders.

•Local standards dictate a neat, clean outfit for dining in restaurants and touring urban areas. For men: long trousers and a shirt with a collar. For ladies: trousers or a knee-length (or longer) skirt with a modest top. Formal clothing is not necessary.

•A sweater or lightweight jacket for the cooler evening temperatures common in highland regions.

•A lightweight (preferably non-plastic) raincoat or poncho; an umbrella.

•Comfortable walking shoes with low or no heels.

•Sunglasses (with a strap), sun block and a sunhat as well as insect repellent.

•Please note that the use of walking sticks is prohibited in Machu Picchu unless they are needed by guests with mobility problems

Local Currency:

Peru’s currency is the Nuevo Sol (S/.)

Electricity:

The current is 220 volts AC. In most hotel bathrooms, there is an electrical outlet with 110 volts for electric shavers, but this should not be used for travel irons or hair dryers. Most hotel rooms are equipped with hairdryers. We recommend bringing your own travel adaptor for electronic devices if they do not conform to the above voltage.

Luggage information (subject to change by airlines):

For domestic flights on this program (Lima-Cusco-Lima), it is permitted to check one piece of luggage 23Kg (50 pounds) per person and 1 carry-on of 8Kg (17.5 pounds) per person.

Guests having excess or overweight luggage will be charged upon check in at the airport.

Fees: $90 approx. for overweight luggage (up to 23kg) / $90 for additional bags (cost per piece of luggage up to 23kg)

Excess luggage storage in Lima from Day 1 – 3 is included in the cost of the program. Any luggage to be left in storage should be properly labelled with your name and suite number on the ship. Don’t forget to take any valuables, medications and documents with you.

Guests not wishing to travel with all of their luggage might consider contacting “Luggage Forward” www.luggageforward.com. Phone: 877-231-5131 They can provide the service of shipping luggage from the ship to your home. There is an additional fee for this.

Carriage of Portable Oxygen Concentrators (POC) or CPAP breathing machines on internal flights per airline regulations (subject to change as each airline has their own regulations)

1.Portable Oxygen Concentrator (POC) - Guests must obtain a Doctor’s Certificate mentioning their medical condition and the need to carry a POC. Further paperwork may be required by the airline.

2.CPAP Machine NOT being used in flight – please advise RSSC at least 95 days before your cruise if you will bring a CPAP on the internal flight(s) used in this land program. Please supply the make, model and battery type.

3.CPAP Machine to be used during flight – same as above + a doctor’s note is required mentioning the need to use the machine during flight.

*Guests are required to bring with them any details from the manufacturer regarding the CPAP specifications. While most modern CPAP machines are FAA-approved for in-flight use, having a copy of your manufacturer’s FAA-approval status will help to quickly clear any confusion that may arise.

* Failure to provide the above details in a timely manner may result in a denial of this equipment at the airport for which Regent Seven Seas Cruises nor our local ground operator will be responsible for.

*Some hotels do not provide distilled water. While we can certainly request this for you, we cannot guarantee that it will be available. If received in a timely manner, requests will be sent on the final manifest that our ground operators and hotels receive. We highly recommend packing your own supply especially on programs that travel to more remote locations in order to avoid not having it. Please keep in mind the rule for liquids in carry-on bags. Many hotels will charge for distilled water. If there is a fee, this will be added to your hotel incidental account to be paid at check-out. Fees will vary from hotel to hotel.

Documents and Visa Requirements:

This program takes place within Peru.

A passport that is valid at least 6 months after travel is required

Please check with your local embassy for any visa requirements for your nationality

Passport details will be required to be added to your booking no later than 3 months before travel. Passport details are required for purchase of entry tickets to Machu Picchu. Should we not receive your details in time, there is a risk of tickets selling out and not being available to you. Ticket restrictions are in place by the National site of Machu Picchu and once sold out we are unable to obtain more.

VERY IMPORTANT

The name on your cruise booking, passport and any visas if required, must all be exactly the same for flight ticket purchase for this program otherwise guests may be denied travel by flight. Please ensure that all documents are identical in spelling to the names provided for your cruise reservation including first, middle and last name. Manifests generated by the cruise line must match your travel documents.

Failure to have the required documents ahead of time will result in denial of travel and guests will have to pay for any expenses incurred in order to not proceed with the program.

The above information is subject to change and serves as a guide only. We would like to take this opportunity to remind all of our guests that it is the ultimate and sole responsibility of the guest to ensure they meet the entry requirements for each destination.

If traveling internationally, the countries you are flying to and/ or connecting through may have different document requirements and as such we encourage you to visit the government and airport websites of every country you will be traveling to throughout the journey to familiarize yourself with their requirements.

Aircraft type (subject to change):

An Airbus 320 or similar size aircraft is used

Accommodations:

Country Club Hotel in Lima

Calle Los Eucaliptos 590, San Isidro, Lima, Peru

Phone: +51 1 6119000

Monasterio, a Belmond Hotel

Palacios 136, Cusco, Peru

Phone: +51 84 604000

*We will only substitute a hotel in unforeseen situations. If a hotel is substituted, it will be similar and with equal ratings and standards and guests will be notified in advance. If guests are not notified of any changes before departure, then the hotels listed in this program will be used.

Program Includes for guests:

•1 night at the Country Club Hotel or similar hotel in Lima – New Classic Room

•2 nights at the Monasterio, a Belmond Hotel in Cusco or similar hotel -deluxe oxygen enriched room

•Tours and entrance fees per the itinerary

•First Class train to Machu Picchu with brunch on board

•Hiram Bingham Train to Rio Sagrado with dinner on board

•Gratuities for luggage porterage and restaurants

•Breakfast daily

•1 lunch at a local restaurant (2 glass of local wine or beer, 1 water or soft drink, and 1 hot beverage)

•1 dinner at the hotel in Cusco (2 glass of local wine or beer, 1 water or soft drink, and 1 hot beverage)

•English-speaking guides and local escort

•Bottled water on coaches

•Airport transfers

•Luggage storage in Lima Day’s 2-4

•Economy class flights between Lima and Cusco

•Local escort to accompany guests on flights

Please Note: Guests booking their own flights (independent of the cruise line) are responsible for ensuring that the cruise line has the updated arrival information, so your transfer can be arranged. If you book additional nights independently of the cruise line, an arrival transfer is not provided. If we do not receive flight details a minimum of 14 days in advance, transfers will not be provided.

Program Excludes:

•Drinks and meals not mentioned above

•Hotel incidentals including mini bar and room service

•Gratuities to drivers and guides

•Excess and overweight fees (additional to what is included above) for luggage on flights

•Visa fees if required

Please note: Land programs that encompass multiple days ashore customarily include extensive and prolonged activity, while those of shorter durations typically have more moderate activity levels. However, each program varies, and participants should be prepared to negotiate a mixture of surfaces which may include inclines, cobblestones, sand, and gravel or natural paths. There may also be a need to climb steps or stairs on occasion. Guests who utilize a wheelchair and those with mobility concerns are advised to check with the cruise line in advance to see if any portion of the tour program may not be considered suitable for their individual situation. Weather appropriate clothing; hats; sunglasses; and flat, comfortable walking shoes are generally recommended.

Please note: All land programs are capacity controlled and subject to availability. Programs falling under the minimum number of required participants are subject to cancellation. Pricing listed is also subject to change to meet unexpected cost increases for transportation, land arrangements or currency fluctuations. Once purchased, pricing is guaranteed and not subject to change. Land Programs must be purchased no later than 90 days prior to your sail date. Cancellations made within 90 days or less prior to the sail date are subject to 100% cancellation penalty. There are no refunds for unused portions of any program. Guests failing to arrive on Day 1 of a scheduled land program will be considered a no-show and their hotel space released.

Price: $3,999 per guest based on double occupancy.

Hotel and Land Program pricing is not combinable with FREE 1-Night Pre-Cruise Luxury Hotel Package. If applicable, please contact Regent Seven Seas Cruises or your travel agent for multi-night pre-cruise hotel pricing information. Land program promotions are subject to terms.