On this exciting tour you can discover the magnificent ruins of Machu Picchu, believed to have once been home to priests, high functionaries and the mamacunas or virgins who dedicated their lives to the sun god.

Lying on the equator and consisiting of 13 major islands and many smaller ones, the Galapagos Islands are renowned for their unique wildlife, including sea lions and giant tortoises, plus a variety of endemic bird species which you can experience on your magical cruise around the Galapagos Islands.

Travelling in a small group of fewer than 25 Saga guests, on this exciting tour you discover Quito. 2,850 metres above sea level and only 37 kilometres south of the equator, Quito has a wonderful spring-like climate. It was founded on an Inca site and many colonial buildings survive in the old town which you can see during your sightseeing tour of the city.

During your tour you will have the opportunity to journey through the Inca's sacred valley during a narrow-gauge rail journey on the way to Cuzco. Marvel at the stunning scenery that will surround you along the way.

Cuzco is the historic capital of the Inca Empire and was declared a World Heritage Site in 1983 by UNESCO. One of the cities main attractions can be found in its centre, where the massive granite walls and remnants of the Inca Temple of the Sun blend harmoniously with the monastery of Santo Domingo, built during the days of the Spanish Conquest. Enjoy a two night stay here during your tour.