Absolutely. We require all students to travel with medical international insurance, and our team is trained in first aid and emergency protocols. If a student needs medical attention, we coordinate transportation, call for an ambulance, and accompany them to the nearest hospital. A supervisor stays with the student at all times while keeping parents and teachers fully informed and involved in every decision. Your child's well-being is our top priority, always.

We prioritize student safety in all our activities by implementing comprehensive safety measures. Our staff is trained in first aid and emergency response protocols, and all excursions are led by experienced local guides who are knowledgeable about the terrain and cultural context. Before each activity, we conduct safety briefings to prepare students and ensure they understand guidelines and procedures.

Additionally, we use high-quality equipment and conduct regular safety checks to maintain everything in optimal condition. Our supervision ratio of one adult for every eight students ensures personalized attention, allowing staff to monitor participant safety closely. Emergency response plans are in place, and students are briefed on what to do in case of an emergency. Overall, we strive to create a safe and enjoyable environment where students can explore and learn with confidence.

Your own teachers and group leaders will travel with the group, along with a designated Trip Coordinator. Depending on the excursion, our local adventure guides, a dedicated driver, and additional staff will also be present. We maintain a supervision ratio of one adult for every eight students, ensuring personalized attention and support. Additionally, there will be private transport available to the group at all times.

Yes. We use shared dorm-style rooms, separated by gender for privacy and comfort.

Students will enjoy a range of Peruvian and kid-friendly meals. Breakfast typically consists of light options such as eggs, bread, fruit, and beverages like tea or coffee. Lunch usually features soup and a main dish, while dinner focuses on a hearty main course. Peruvian dishes often include ingredients like potatoes, quinoa, chicken, vegetables, and fresh juices. Be prepared to try new flavors, alongside plenty of juice and tea.

Dietary Restrictions / Food Allergies: We can accommodate various dietary preferences, including vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options. Vegans should bring their own snacks, as choices may be limited, and we appreciate your understanding, as veganism is not widely recognized in Peru. Most allergies can be managed with prior notice, so please indicate any allergies or food restrictions on the medical forms, allowing our team to arrange suitable alternatives if needed.

Water: We provide bottled or purified water for drinking. Tap water is safe for showering and brushing your teeth. Remember to bring a reusable water bottle to help minimize plastic waste.

Programs are designed for students aged 15–20.

No. Families or schools arrange flights so you can choose the route and price that suit you best. We handle everything from the moment students land in Cusco.

Yes. Nourishing meals and snacks are part of the package, so students can focus on exploring, learning, and enjoying every moment togheter.

If you have any other questions , just let us know, either via email or ask in your call with us!

Absolutely. Every trip is covered by comprehensive insurance, and our team is trained in first aid and emergency protocols. If a student needs medical attention, we coordinate transport, call an ambulance, and accompany them to the nearest hospital. A supervisor stays with the student the entire time while we keep parents and teachers fully informed and involved in every decision. Your child's wellbeing is our first priority, always.

Because there are no teachers coming along on ready-to-join trips like with the customized school trips, we add extra group leaders so the ratio of adults to teens is 5:1. We'll also have 1 or 2 specialized guides for all weekend excursions.

Friendly, vetted adults are on hand to guide, mentor, and share the joy of travel.

Yes. From airport pick‑up to airport drop‑off, students aren't left unsupervised. Even in free‑time blocks, staff are nearby, ready to help or simply share in the fun. There will be private transport available to the group at all times.

Our home base is a family‑run lodge in the Sacred Valley, comfortable beds, mountain views, wholesome breakfasts and dinners, and plenty of common space for hanging out. It's comfy, welcoming, and rooted in local hospitality. (Take a peek: Casita Huaran.)

Yes. We use shared dorm‑style rooms, separated by gender for privacy and comfort.

Programs are designed for students aged 15 – 18.

No. Families or schools arrange flights so you can choose the route and price that suit you best. We handle everything from the moment students land in Cusco.

Yes. Nourishing meals and snacks are part of the package, so students can focus on exploring, learning, and enjoying every moment together.

If you have any other questions, just let us know, either via email or book a call with us!