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...found there, historic Lima is an enchanting haven of a period long gone. Lima is also renowned for its nearby pre-Inca archaeological sites, as well as its fabulous museums housing priceless national and private collections. Project...

...found there, historic Lima is an enchanting haven of a period long gone. Lima is also renowned for its nearby pre-Inca archaeological sites, as well as its fabulous museums housing priceless national and private collections. Project...

...city of Salta in Argentina. NOVEMBER TO MARCH - Leaving Santiago we head for Argentina. We cross the Andes past the Inca Bridge and San Martin's pass into Mendoza, the biggest wine region in Argentina. Here you can indulge in wine and good...

... Adventure through mountains, rivers and forests From the Amazon Rainforest, Lake Titicaca, the mysterious Inca ruins and the ultimately inspiring Machu Picchu experience, a trip to Peru is a journey into a magical dimension! As...

...and personal experience of the plant and animal life. The two week jungle course The placement starts in the ancient Inca capital city of Cusco with a day of orientation and preparation. During the day you’ll also do a tour of this...

...addition, individuals are encouraged to develop their own project and carry out research. This might be related to the Inca ruins that have recently been found nearby or into a more biological subject. Volunteers would live in a wonderfully...

...historic Spanish colonial apartment on San Blas square. The apartment is over 200 years old and built using ancient Inca stone. It is less then 10 minutes safe walk from the Plaza de Armas (the main square) on a a very cool little square...

Introduction We work with a number of locations in Cusco and the surrounding villages. When you arrive in Cusco we take you to visit the places that have a need for volunteers at the time and then you decide which placement (or placements)...

...found there, historic Lima is an enchanting haven of a period long gone. Lima is also renowned for its nearby pre-Inca archaeological sites, as well as its fabulous museums housing priceless national and private collections. Project...

...for travel. Peru has a fascinating history and culture which you can immerse yourself in, visiting ancient inca ruins such as Machu Picchu, tasting the local delicacy 'cuy' (guinea pig) and by learning Spanish or Quechua. Most...

...Spanish conquistadors discovered Peru in the 16th Century, the land had been ruled for roughly three centuries by the Inca people. During their rule the Incas gained control of an area about one million square kilometres in size, ranging...

...for travel. Peru has a fascinating history and culture which you can immerse yourself in: by visiting ancient Inca ruins such as Machu Picchu, tasting the local delicacy cuy (guinea pig) and by learning Spanish or even Quechua. Mos

...axe, crampons, and a sleeping bag and clothes to keep you warm at -20ºC. The drive to the trail head of Puente del Inca at 2,700m is just four hours from Mendoza City. Shortly before arriving the bus passes the Andinists Cemetery, a stark...

...families and environmental centre about 1.5 to 2 hrs from the capital city. The area has a spectacular series of pre Inca trails. The community produces jams, cheeses, etc, and is involved in reforestation projects and is attempting to set...

ve. Around the World via South America Go the end of the Earth (you'll find that in Chile), trek the famous Inca Trail in Peru, check out big stone heads on Easter Island and find out just how Carneeeval is really done in Rio...

...the regions seas. For the next stage of your volunteering work, in Peru, you’ll become part of local work on the Great Inca Road project, which aims to establish a new trekking route to provide sustainable sources of income to remote villages...

...life.AccommodationLocated 3400m above sea level in the Andes Mountains, Cuzco was once the centre of the great Inca Empire and is home to some 300,000 people. The city attracts a great deal of tourism - not least as the base for...

. What can I do in my spare time? The region offers incredible cultural and historical wonders. As it was an ancient Inca stronghold there are fascinating ruins and archaeological sites that will completely astound you. After your program...

e. Lake Titicaca is the world’s highest navigable lake and one of South America’s most sacred places. Legend has it the Inca sun god’s children rose from this lake to found Cusco and the Inca dynasty. Phase 1 Learn ¿Hablas español? You...

...Spanish conquistadors discovered Peru in the 16th Century, the land had been ruled for roughly three centuries by the Inca people. During their rule the Incas gained control of an area about one million square kilometres in size, ranging...