Day 1: Huacachina Laggon, Pisco and Peruvian Wineries
Departing from your hotel, we journey south along the Pan-American Highway toward Ica, a region known for its vineyards, desert landscapes, and pisco tradition. Our first stop is the Huacachina Lagoon, a stunning natural oasis surrounded by sand dunes—one of the most iconic sights on the Peruvian coast.
We then visit La Hacienda La Caravedo, founded in 1684 and the oldest continuously operating distillery in the Americas. Discover the detailed process behind crafting Peru’s national spirit and enjoy a tasting.
Our final visit is to Tacama, South America’s oldest vineyard, established in 1540. With its colonial charm, Tacama pioneered wine and pisco production in the region. Enjoy a guided tour and tasting of wines, sparkling wines, and piscos, followed by a delicious regional lunch at the vineyard’s restaurant.
The day concludes with an overnight stay at the beautiful Viñas Queirolo Hotel, nestled among the vines. In the evening, delight in a pisco experience dinner—a perfect pairing of local flavors and tradition.