After breakfast, we will meet you at our centre; you will be introduced  you to your RV and supplies. We will spend some time going over your  trip plans. About mid-morning start your drive down the Pan  American highway to the Paracas National Reserve. Enjoy the drive  along the southern coast while you refill energy with some healthy  snacks. Once in the Paracas National Reserve you will have some time  to explore the Reserve and set up your camp next to the beach. Let the context  connect you with your soul. 

 Tolls to pay: 

  - Peaje Conchán, 5.50 Nuevos Soles (PEN) 

  - Peaje Chilca, 14.60 Nuevos Soles (PEN) 

• Entrance to overnight in the Paracas National Reserve, 30.00 (PEN) 

After breakfast, drive to the Paracas jetty to take an early  boat ride to the Ballestas Islands to watch cormorants, sea lions, Humboldt penguins, Peruvian Boobies, Inca Terns and more coastal-marine species. After lunch in Chaco town in Paracas, you will head south along the Pan American Highway through one of the driest deserts in the world, crossed by valleys coming down from the Andes. Along the way we will stop for dune  boogying for a guided ride and some sandboarding, or if you are not into this  adventure we can visit some vineyards in Ica instead and find out how is the  processing of local Peruvian grape liquor: Pisco. Arrive in Nazca in the late afternoon. Camp in the gardens of our  recommended Casa Hacienda Hotel. 

Tolls to pay: 

- Peaje Ica, 14.60 Nuevos Soles (PEN) 

- Peaje Nazca, 7.50 Nuevos Soles (PEN) 

Breakfast at the hotel or in your RV. Before continuing your roadtrip to the  south, it is recommended to take an early flight over the Nazca Lines and  enjoy the mystery that enfold these ancient geoglyphs traced by the Nazca culture and part of the UNESCO World Heritage. Once finished your  overflight, you can take your time to discover the road as it won’t be too long  to your last destination of the day. Start your drive towards Puerto Inca  where in the time of the Inca´s the people were engaged in the extraction of  seafood, to dry it, and transport to Cusco. Nowadays in Puerto Inca there are  some remains of "secaderos" that served to clean and dry sea food, as well  as tombs and ceremonial platforms from that time. The natural beauty is also very important and we recommend to hike to Humboldt Penguins Cave and Black Sand Beach from the campsite. 

Tolls to pay:

- Peaje Yauca, 7.50 Nuevos Soles (PEN) 

Breakfast at the hotel or in your RV. Today it is more recommended to focus on your driving and the scenery will  provide beautiful views. Maybe an early walk can be done, but be sure that you take time enough to depart at 9.30 am maximum between the activity and packing up. Although 411 km may not look such a long distance, you will  go from 0 meters over the sea level (mosl) to 2,335 mosl and the highway will turn more sinuous to be able to make  your way up through the Andes. On the way there are no places to spend the night that we recommend, so our advice is to finish your drive today in Arequipa. 

Tolls to pay: 

- Peaje Atico, 7.50 Nuevos Soles (PEN) 

- Peaje Camaná, 9.00 Nuevos Soles (PEN) 

- Peaje Uchumayo, 5.00 Nuevos Soles (PEN) 

Wake up to have breakfast in campsite or your hotel. Today is a good day to rest  from driving and walk around the city centre or take a tour to know more this so  called the ‘White City’ of Peru due to the ashlar, stone used to build the main  buildings of the city centre. The city is known for its rich history and culture, also  for it’s gastronomy, we recommend to take your time to explore both! 

 Depart in the morning as a fair drive awaits you to get to the Colca Canyon. Our  advice is to get as close as you can to the ‘Cruz del Condor’ main attraction, maybe  try hiking to the Condor’s Cross at your arrival and if with a bit of luck you will see  Condors. The next day spend the day enjoying Colca Canyon and change campsite. 

Today we advise to enjoy the Colca Valley. Go hiking in the morning to the Condor’s Cross and with more chances than the previous day, chances are very good that you will see Condors. Comeback and have come breakfast at La Granja  del Colca before departing to meet the local communities. There are many  communities and towns to visit on the way to Coporaque.

You can also choose a more adventurous experience and go rafting in Colca River. 

Beautiful scenic drive through the altiplano (high plateau) and finishing  in front of the mighty Lake Titicaca at almost 4,000 mosl is ahead. Driving  from Coporaque to Llachon will be a long drive so our advice is to take  precautions and leave early in the morning. We recommend stopping  in Lampa on the way to have lunch in a local restaurant and admire the  beauty and surprises hidden in this little ‘Pink Town’ as it is called. To get in Lampa the Cabanillas road (123) must be taken and then continue  through Juliaca to Llachon that is located in the Peninsula of Capachica.  The entrance to Capachica Peninsula is signposted halfway between  Juliaca and Puno, it is also easy to locate with the GPS or an overlanding  application. Once entering the Peninsula, drive to Llachon Community almost to the tip of this peninsula, you will get  to our local friend’s house where he will be awaiting to show you your awesome lakefront parking spot. Llachon  community people are really friendly, they dress typically with colourful hand-knitted cloth and work in their local  agriculture mainly. Here is a perfect option to share with the locals, learn from them and take some activities in the  lake.  

Tolls to pay: 

- Peaje Patahuasi, 3.90 Nuevos Soles (PEN) 

- Peaje Santa Lucia, 3.90 Nuevos Soles (PEN)