Luxury Travel to Arequipa
Uncover the secrets of this magnificent city
Surrounded by the majestic Andes Mountains and rich historical landmarks, Arequipa is affectionately known as "The White City" because to the widespread usage of white volcanic rock in the city and its environs.
Santa Catalina Convent, with its vibrant colors, is a must-see. This almost-city-within-a-city was established in the 15th century and is characterized by its tiny cobblestone roads that wind past buildings and passageways painted vibrant blue and scarlet.
Arequipa should be a part of your private Peru tour; to make it happen, consult a travel designer.
Travel to Arequipa
Our knowledgeable tour guides will bring the city's rich history to life as you discover its many wonders. Views of Arequipa's famed snow-capped volcano are available from each location in the city, thanks to its recent designation as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Travel expert, Stacey Leasca
Experiences in Arequipa
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Salinas Aguada Blanca
Protected sanctuary Salinas Aguada Blanca is located in close proximity to Arequipa and Colca Canyon. Along the picturesque landscapes are lagoons, wetlands, birds, untamed vicunas, and even volcanoes.
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Chivay
Chivay, a Colca Canyon small village, serves as the starting point for Colca Canyon excursions. On Chivay's main square, which is home to the Church of Our Lady of the Assumption, which was completed in the 8th century, one may behold traditional dancers or vendors offering Peruvian mementos.
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The Ice Maiden Juanita
One of the most exceptionally well-preserved corpses in the Andes is known as Juanita. Her history, demise in the 1400s, and 1995 discovery are all covered at the Museo Santuarios Andinos in Arequipa, where you can view her remains and gain knowledge about them.
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Santa Catalina Monastery
The Santa Catalina Monastery in Arequipa is essentially a city within a city, encompassing more than 20,000 square miles. It was initially constructed in 1579 as a Dominican nun monastery, wherein the nuns constructed all their necessities within its confines and never ventured off the premises.<...
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Misti Volcano
The Misti Volcano imparts an extraordinary quality to the Arequipan horizon. It is adjacent to the Chachani and Pichu Pichu volcanoes and stands 19,098 feet (5,822 meters) above sea level in a cone-shaped formation.
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Arequipa Downtown
Regarded as a UNESCO World Heritage site is the Historic City Center of Arequipa. European architectural influences, such as Baroque and neoclassical, coexist harmoniously with Andean symbolism in the Plaza de Armas. You may be able to hear live Peruvian music emanating from the street at upscale...
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Travel Checklist
Salinas Aguada Blanca
Protected sanctuary Salinas Aguada Blanca is located in close proximity to Arequipa and Colca Canyon. Along the picturesque landscapes are lagoons, wetlands, birds, untamed vicunas, and even volcanoes.
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Travel Checklist
Chivay
Chivay, a Colca Canyon small village, serves as the starting point for Colca Canyon excursions. On Chivay's main square, which is home to the Church of Our Lady of the Assumption, which was completed in the 8th century, one may behold traditional dancers or vendors offering Peruvian mementos.
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Travel Checklist
The Ice Maiden Juanita
One of the most exceptionally well-preserved corpses in the Andes is known as Juanita. Her history, demise in the 1400s, and 1995 discovery are all covered at the Museo Santuarios Andinos in Arequipa, where you can view her remains and gain knowledge about them.
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Travel Checklist
Santa Catalina Monastery
The Santa Catalina Monastery in Arequipa is essentially a city within a city, encompassing more than 20,000 square miles. It was initially constructed in 1579 as a Dominican nun monastery, wherein the nuns constructed all their necessities within its confines and never ventured off the premises.<...
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Travel Checklist
Misti Volcano
The Misti Volcano imparts an extraordinary quality to the Arequipan horizon. It is adjacent to the Chachani and Pichu Pichu volcanoes and stands 19,098 feet (5,822 meters) above sea level in a cone-shaped formation.
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Travel Checklist
Arequipa Downtown
Regarded as a UNESCO World Heritage site is the Historic City Center of Arequipa. European architectural influences, such as Baroque and neoclassical, coexist harmoniously with Andean symbolism in the Plaza de Armas. You may be able to hear live Peruvian music emanating from the street at upscale...
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Travel Checklist
Salinas Aguada Blanca
Protected sanctuary Salinas Aguada Blanca is located in close proximity to Arequipa and Colca Canyon. Along the picturesque landscapes are lagoons, wetlands, birds, untamed vicunas, and even volcanoes.
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Travel Checklist
Chivay
Chivay, a Colca Canyon small village, serves as the starting point for Colca Canyon excursions. On Chivay's main square, which is home to the Church of Our Lady of the Assumption, which was completed in the 8th century, one may behold traditional dancers or vendors offering Peruvian mementos.
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Travel Checklist
The Ice Maiden Juanita
One of the most exceptionally well-preserved corpses in the Andes is known as Juanita. Her history, demise in the 1400s, and 1995 discovery are all covered at the Museo Santuarios Andinos in Arequipa, where you can view her remains and gain knowledge about them.
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Travel Checklist
Santa Catalina Monastery
The Santa Catalina Monastery in Arequipa is essentially a city within a city, encompassing more than 20,000 square miles. It was initially constructed in 1579 as a Dominican nun monastery, wherein the nuns constructed all their necessities within its confines and never ventured off the premises.<...
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Travel Checklist
Misti Volcano
The Misti Volcano imparts an extraordinary quality to the Arequipan horizon. It is adjacent to the Chachani and Pichu Pichu volcanoes and stands 19,098 feet (5,822 meters) above sea level in a cone-shaped formation.
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Travel Checklist
Arequipa Downtown
Regarded as a UNESCO World Heritage site is the Historic City Center of Arequipa. European architectural influences, such as Baroque and neoclassical, coexist harmoniously with Andean symbolism in the Plaza de Armas. You may be able to hear live Peruvian music emanating from the street at upscale...
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