AmaWaterways has announced the addition of a Machu Picchu land extension to its Colombia river cruise itineraries, providing guests with the opportunity to explore the renowned Incan site as part of their travel experience.
Expanded Travel Options for Guests
The new Machu Picchu extension will be available to travelers booking the Magdalena River cruises, which are scheduled to begin in November 2024. This optional add-on allows guests to extend their journey by four nights, visiting Lima, Cusco, the Sacred Valley, and Machu Picchu in Peru.
Kristin Karst, co-founder and executive vice president of AmaWaterways, stated, “We are thrilled to offer our guests the opportunity to combine the wonders of Colombia with the iconic Machu Picchu. This new extension provides a seamless way to experience two of South America’s most fascinating destinations in one journey.”
Details of the Machu Picchu Extension
The four-night extension includes guided tours, hotel accommodations, and select meals. Guests will have the chance to visit key sites in Lima and Cusco, explore the Sacred Valley, and spend a full day at Machu Picchu. The program is designed to complement the river cruise experience, offering a blend of cultural and historical exploration.
The Machu Picchu extension can be added to both pre- and post-cruise itineraries on the Magdalena River. AmaWaterways’ Colombia cruises feature stops in destinations such as Barranquilla, Mompox, and El Banco, providing travelers with a comprehensive look at the region’s culture and history.
Booking and Availability
The Machu Picchu extension is now open for reservations in conjunction with AmaWaterways’ Colombia river cruises. The company’s Magdalena River sailings are set to launch in November 2024, with multiple departure dates available.
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