Unveiling Arequipa

A 16th-century monastic citadel where narrow streets and vivid sillar walls create a world within the city. Moving through its cloisters and estancias, centuries of religious and cultural life unfold in an atmosphere of rare stillness.

A gentle walk through the historic heart of the city. From the Plaza de Armas to San Camilo market and the cloisters of La Compañía, history reveals itself in layers, religious, artisanal and mestizo, shaped across centuries in carved stone and daily ritual.

Among white and rose-toned volcanic cliffs, this experience explores the stone that shaped the city’s architectural soul. In Culebrillas, quarrymen continue a centuries-old craft, while nearby petroglyphs preserve an older memory of the valley. Walking through these narrow passages offers a rare encounter with the material origins of Arequipa.

A full-day journey into one of the world’s deepest canyons. From the Cruz del Cóndor to highland villages such as Maca and Yanque, the landscape reveals agricultural terraces, ancestral traditions and sweeping volcanic views. If conditions allow, the silent flight of the condor becomes the day’s defining moment.