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31/10/2024

✨ Día de los Angelitos ✨

On October 31st, Oaxaca is filled with families preparing for Día de los Angelitos, or the Day of the Little Angels—a tender day devoted to welcoming back the souls of children. While beliefs and customs can vary, many hold that once the clock strikes midnight, it’s time for the angelitos (little angels) to return. Families gather in cemeteries, decorating graves with toys, candies, and marigolds to guide the spirits of little ones back home. The air is filled with a blend of joy and quiet grief as families share laughter, stories, and moments of remembrance that are both tender and bittersweet, honoring the lives of loved ones lost too soon. 🌼✨

Our travelers will join this beautiful tradition in the cemetery tonight, witnessing firsthand the ways love and memory transcend time. Leading up to this moment, we spend time with our travelers discussing the significance behind Día de Mu***os and how to respectfully engage with these sacred moments. For those joining us, it’s not only about experiencing the rituals but truly understanding the heart behind them.

If you’ve dreamed of being part of an experience that immerses you in cultural heritage and meaningful acts of remembrance, our Día de Mu***os trip offers that and so much more. This journey lets you step into Oaxaca’s living traditions, where love binds families, past and present. 💫

Curious about joining us in 2025? There’s no better way to understand the beauty of Día de Mu***os than through the eyes of the people who live it every year. Head to the link in our bio to shop the 2025 and 2026 trips now.

30/10/2024

🌸 Get a $300 Artisan Credit to Shop Local on Your Next Adventure! 🌸

Secure your spot on our 2025 Día de Mu***os in Oaxaca or Día de Todos los Santos in Guatemala trips before November 3rd and snag a $300 credit to bring home authentic, hand-crafted treasures from local artisans! 🎉

This credit isn’t just a shopping spree—it’s a chance to connect deeply with the incredible cultural traditions and skilled craftspeople that make these destinations so unique.

Both Día de Mu***os in Oaxaca and Día de Todos los Santos in Guatemala honor those who have passed in beautifully distinct ways.

In Oaxaca 🇲🇽, you’ll find parades, elaborate face paint, flower-adorned altars, and the vibrant comparsasthat turn the streets into a lively dance floor. Oaxaca’s celebrations are an explosion of color, joy, and reverence with a festive community feel like no other.

Guatemala 🇬🇹, on the other hand, has a more intimate but equally impactful vibe. Families gather to fly stunningly painted giant kites—barriletes—symbolizing messages sent to the heavens, creating a surreal landscape of floating colors above the cemeteries.

Use your artisan credit to bring a piece of each destination’s magic back home with you:
✨ In Oaxaca, shop for handwoven Zapotec rugs, smoky mezcal, intricately carved molinillos, and Oaxaca’s signature black pottery.
🌿 In Guatemala, you’ll find beautiful handwoven textiles, rich, locally-grown coffee, exquisite leather goods from Pastores, and so much more that reflects the country’s artisan traditions and Mayan heritage.

Whether you’re drawn to Oaxaca’s vibrant parades or Guatemala’s soulful kite festival, you’re in for a transformative journey that honors culture and tradition. ❤️

Don’t miss your chance to make 2025 a year of connection, celebration, and handmade keepsakes that support local artisans.

Lock in your spot now and take a piece of tradition home with our $300 Artisan Craft Credit! Head to the link in our bio to shop both trips now.🧡

28/10/2024

🌼 Ready to Secure Your Spot on a Bucket List Trip AND Go Shopping—On Us? 🌼

Who says you can’t mix adventure with a little retail therapy? 😉 Sign up for our Día de Mu***os 2025 trip before November 3rd, and not only will you be checking off a bucket list experience, but you’ll also get a $300 Artisan Craft Credit to spend while you’re there! 🎒

Think of it as guilt-free shopping that directly supports talented local artisans! 💛

Shopping in Oaxaca is truly a treat, as there are LOADS of incredible artisans to support. Here are a few of our favorites!

🌸 Fundación En Vía - Hand-made textiles and unique crafts by inspiring women entrepreneurs. Each piece you take home tells a story and supports a brighter future!

🌼 Flower Crown & Altar Building Workshop - Make your own Día de Mu***os decorations with local artists. These gorgeous, hand-crafted items are perfect mementos of your journey!

🍫 Molinillos - These beautifully carved wooden whisks are essential for frothing up a cup of Mexican hot chocolate. Snag one at Rogelio’s workshop for a sweet and meaningful souvenir!

🖤 Black Pottery - Bring home the beauty of Oaxaca with unique black pottery pieces, crafted through a special firing process that’s centuries old.

🎨 Zapotec Rugs - Brighten your space with stunning handwoven Zapotec rugs. Each one carries the vibrant history and artistry of Oaxaca! Trust us when we say, these are some of the finest rugs in the world!

🍹 Mezcal - Sip your way through Oaxaca with artisanal mezcal, made from agave and known for its smoky, soulful flavor. A perfect way to toast to an unforgettable adventure!

✨ Remember, book your spot by November 3rd and you'll get your craft credit to support local artisans while taking home unforgettable treasures. This is the trip that keeps on giving—don’t miss out! Head to the link in our bio to shop DDM 2025 (and 2026!) and we'll get your credit all sorted out!

27/10/2024

Día de Mu***os vs. Día de Todos los Santos: Unique Traditions of Mexico and Guatemala! 🌟💀

You may have seen us sharing about Día de Mu***os in Oaxaca, where the festivities are in full swing right now! 🎉 We have something extra special for those who want to join us in 2025—keep reading to find out. October is a time to honor the past and look forward to the future, and we're diving into two of Latin America's most meaningful celebrations: Día de Mu***os in Mexico and Día de Todos los Santos in Guatemala. 🌼

Día de Mu***os in Oaxaca 🇲🇽
Celebrated on November 1-2, this tradition is a colorful tribute to life and death. Families create ofrendas with marigolds, candles, and mementos to welcome back the spirits of their loved ones. Oaxaca's streets burst with parades, music, mezcal, and the iconic La Catrina, blending a joyful and reverent spirit. 🌺✨

Día de Todos los Santos in Guatemala 🇬🇹
On November 1st, the Giant Kite Festival in Sumpango and Santiago Sacatepéquez fills the skies with vibrant kites that serve as messengers to the spiritual realm. It's a deeply moving celebration, where families gather at gravesites to share stories, meals, and memories. 🪁💫

✨ What’s the Difference?
While both festivals honor the departed with a mix of ancient traditions and Catholic influences, Oaxaca’s lively parades contrast with Guatemala’s intimate and reflective kite-flying traditions. Both are beautiful celebrations that connect us with those who came before.

🎁 Special Offer Alert! 🎁
From October 25th through November 3rd, you can reserve your spot for either our Día de Mu***os in Oaxaca or Día de Todos los Santos in Guatemala 2025 trips AND receive a $300 USD Artisan Craft Credit! 💥 Use this credit to buy unique, hand-made crafts directly from local artisans during your trip—supporting the incredible communities you'll meet. 🛍️✨

At Heart of Travel, we’re committed to sharing these traditions authentically, collaborating closely with local artisans and families. If you're looking for an immersive experience that goes beyond the surface, these trips are calling your name! 📆 Head to the link in our bio to snag your spot today.

27/10/2024

It's that time of year of again! Heart of Travel's Día de Mu***os trips in Oaxaca, Mexico and Todos Santos Trip in Guatemala are in full swing and we couldn't be more excited and grateful 🙏🏽 for this festive season!

🎒 For anyone ready to say yes to one of these adventures in 2025, we've got an awesome deal going on now through November 3rd! 🎒

📣 Book by November 3rd and receive a $300 Artisan Craft Credit! Use it to pick up stunning ceramics, vibrant textiles, handcrafted leather goods, freshly roasted coffee, unique jewelry and so much more—all while supporting the incredible artisans who keep these traditions alive.

📅 October 26 - November 3, 2025
🇲🇽 Discover Oaxaca’s local markets and take home:�
🌺 Beautiful Zapotec rugs that tell the story of the region�
✨ Gorgeous hand-carved Molinillos—the perfect tool for frothy hot chocolate�
🍶 Unique and stunning black pottery crafted with ancient techniques

📅 October 25 - November 3, 2025
🇬🇹 Explore Guatemala’s artisan traditions with:�
🪁 Colorful miniature kites handcrafted by Sumpango artists�
🧶 Bright and vibrant woven textiles from women-led cooperatives�
☕️ Smooth, aromatic Guatemalan coffee directly from local farmers

Choose Oaxaca’s vibrant celebrations or Guatemala’s stunning kite festival, and make memories that last a lifetime—all while giving back to local communities. 🌼👩‍🌾 Reserve your spot and get a craft credit to bring a piece of these unforgettable experiences home! 🌍✈️

Hurry—spaces are filling up fast! Head to the links below to snag your spot today. ✨

25/10/2024

In Part 2 of our Día de los Mu***os exploration, we’re taking a closer look at the journey through Mictlán, the nine levels of the underworld in Mesoamerican tradition. 🌑💀

For the ancient cultures of Mexico, death wasn’t the end—it was the beginning of a new journey that required strength, resilience, and reflection. 🌀

As the soul moves through the nine stages—facing challenges like colliding mountains, raging winds, and the fog-covered paths—they are slowly transformed, shedding the attachments of their past life. This journey reminds us of the power of perseverance and the ultimate peace that comes with embracing both life and death. 🕊️

Swipe through to learn more about the incredible journey through Mictlán and the role of gods like Mictlantecuhtli in guiding souls through this sacred process. And if you’re as captivated by these traditions as we are, there’s still time to join us on our 2025 Día de Mu***os trip to Oaxaca! 🎉 Like to plan? Our ‘26 is also open for registration! Head to the link in our bio to snag your spot today.✈️

22/10/2024

On the final day of our Inca Trail series, let’s hear what Eimy had to say about the last stretch of the journey to Machu Picchu!

Day 4: The Final Push!
The last day of our journey began in the stillness of the early morning, with a wake-up call at 3:15 a.m. and warm coca tea delivered to our tents. 🍃

We had packed the night before, so we quickly grabbed our backpacks and set off towards the main entrance of Machu Picchu National Park. Camping just 10 minutes away meant we were first in line at 3:45 a.m., ready to be the first to enter the park as soon as it opened at 5:30 a.m.! Being the first to step into this sacred space felt like an incredible privilege. ✨

As we began the peaceful walk through the cloud forest, the first light of day appeared, and we made our way toward the Sun Gate. It was a misty morning, with glimpses of Machu Picchu barely visible through the fog—a mystical, almost dreamlike moment. After soaking it all in, we knew we were only 40 minutes away from the final destination, and although our bodies were feeling the toll of the past few days, our hearts were bursting with excitement as we neared this world wonder. 🌄

Wait for an entire Machu Picchu photo dump coming soon! 📸✨

Want to experience the Inca Trail for yourself? Join us September 6 - 15, 2025 for our Adventure on The Inca Trail and make memories that will last a lifetime. 🌟

21/10/2024

Back for another Inca Trail recap from Eimy on our September trip! 🌄✨

Day 3 really put us to the test as we tackled the longest distance yet—9 miles in total! This day was packed with the most beautiful and iconic scenery we’ve seen so far. The trail took us through forests bursting with native flora, and for part of the journey, we followed a clear, refreshing river. While the steps seemed endless, the elevation was more balanced, with smaller ups and downs compared to previous days, making the long trek a bit more manageable.

We started our hike bright and early at 6:30 a.m. and didn’t reach our campsite until 5:30 p.m.—a full 11 hours of walking! Along the way, we passed through the stunning Phuyupatamarka, or “The City Above the Clouds,” which sits at an elevation of 3,600 meters (11,811 feet). This site, with its breathtaking views of the Urubamba River below, was a major highlight.

Believed to have been an important administrative and lookout point for the Incas, Phuyupatamarka offered a beautiful blend of history and nature that kept us going even after a long day of trekking.

Though the distance made it challenging, the beauty and serenity of the trail made it all worthwhile. 🌿

20/10/2024

Our hearts are with all of our friends and family in Cuba and todo el pueblo cubano. It’s been over 52 hours since the majority of the island has had no electricity after months of rolling blackouts throughout the nation. Abismal infrastructure and mismanagement of finances and resources by the Cuban government placed Cuba is a very vulnerable position. Add in natural disasters and a reduction in oil shipments from Russia, Mexico and Venezuela and the Cuba people find themselves in the dark. Precious food rotting in the heat, families cooking in the street over wood fires, power banks running out of battery rendering people with no means of communication. At times the power will be restored briefly before another 10+ hours with no electricity. Some protests have taken place but many choose to stay home and “aguantar” for fear of becoming a political prisoner.

Enmanuel is checking in with us to keep us posted on the situation and most importantly to let us know that everyone is safe as they find ways to make the best of the situation.

Thank you to everyone who has reached out to check in on the team. We will keep you posted as things continue to develop and we remain hopeful that the immediate problem will be resolved quickly. If you’re wondering what you can do to help right now, the team asks that you share information about what is going on and help to spread the voices of those who can’t get their message out as easily from where they are.

As of yesterday, there are no Heart travelers on the island and we will be in touch with upcoming groups regarding the situation in a few days when we hope to have greater clarity on what to expect in the coming months.

20/10/2024

The adventure continued with Day 2 of the Inca Trail, and it did not disappoint! This was the toughest day of the trek, both physically and mentally, but the sense of accomplishment was unbeatable.

If you’re wondering what it’s like to tackle the infamous Dead Woman’s Pass, our guide Eimy is here with all the details. 🌄✨

🧡Day 2🧡
After an early start, we kicked off what would become the hardest and most rewarding day of the journey. We woke up before sunrise, greeted by hot coca tea, and fueled up with breakfast. The trail ahead was no joke, with an elevation gain that was double the day before. By the end of the day, we had climbed an incredible 1,290 meters (4,232 feet) in elevation! 🏔️

Our main goal? Conquering the legendary Dead Woman’s Pass, the highest point of the Inca Trail.

The steps seemed never-ending, but once we reached the summit, the breathtaking views made every single step worthwhile. That feeling of triumph and awe at the top was something we’ll never forget.
But the descent reminded us that every uphill has its downside! The path to the campsite was easier on our lungs, but tough on our knees. Still, we all made it! And when our amazing porters welcomed us with applause and fresh lemonade at the campsite, we knew we had just accomplished something incredible. 🍋💪

19/10/2024

ICYMI, we had an EPIC time on the Inca Trail this September!

From breathtaking views to amazing camaraderie, this women’s trip was everything we hoped for and more. Over the next few days, our guide Eimy will be giving us a daily breakdown of the experience so you can relive every step of the journey with us. 🌄✨

🧡Day 1🧡
We kicked off the day with a delicious breakfast at the stunning before packing up and hitting the road at 7:30 a.m. 🚐 We headed to km 82.5, where the real adventure began. Upon arrival, we met our amazing team of porters who took our duffel bags and set off ahead of us to prepare lunch. With the sun shining, we crossed the bridge over the Urubamba River and started our hike. 🌞 Along the way, we passed Patallacta, an ancient ceremonial and agricultural site where our guide gave us the day’s history lesson. After 6.5 miles of hiking and a 650-meter (2,133 ft) elevation gain, we arrived at our campsite. We were welcomed with afternoon tea and a delicious dinner prepared by our chefs. 🍵🍽️ We ended the night early to rest up for the adventure that awaited us on day two!

18/10/2024

Chichicastenango (affectionately known as “Chichi”) is home to the largest market in Central America!

Every Thursday and Sunday are the biggest market days, and the streets of this vibrant town are filled with local artisans and vendors selling everything from handwoven textiles to intricate pottery, jewelry, and colorful masks. It’s a sensory overload—in the best way possible—where the smells of street food mingle with the vibrant hues of traditional clothing and crafts.

But Chichi isn’t just about shopping. The market is a cultural hub, where people from different towns come to trade, share stories, and connect. Whether you’re shopping for a beautiful leather handbag or simply soaking in the energy, this experience is like no other.

You’ll also find the iconic Iglesia de Santo Tomás, a 400-year-old church that serves as a spiritual bridge between Catholicism and ancient Maya rituals. On any given day, you can witness ceremonies being performed on the steps, a beautiful blend of traditions that is both moving and awe-inspiring.✨

This lively marketplace is a must-see on several of our Guatemala itineraries, but if it’s not part of your chosen trip, don’t worry—you can always add on a day in Chichicastenango to explore this unforgettable piece of Guatemalan culture. 🇬🇹✨

16/10/2024

Something ✨really✨ exciting is launching next month, and you definitely don’t want to miss it! 🌊

We’ve been working on something special for 2025, and if you’re into epic adventures, this is for you. Make sure you’re on our mailing list so you’re the first to get the scoop. Trust us, you’ll want to be in the loop!

Here’s a hint: 🐋☀️🤿🌮

Anyone have any guesses? Drop them below! 👇

11/10/2024

Taking off early this Friday for a little weekend trip to the foothills but before I disconnect here's a little reminder that there are just four Heart of Travel group trips left this year and we are still taking sign-ups. Holler at me if you're interested - discounts are available ;)

🇬🇹 Guatemala: All Saint's Day & Giant Kite Festival
📆 October 26th - November 4th, 2024, This 10-day/9-night adventure visits Antigua, Lake Atitlán, and Petén and includes 2 bonus nights in Sumpango for the Giant Kite Festival.

🇬🇹 Guatemala: The Bucket List Trip
📆 November 30th - December 8th, 2024
This day 9 day/8-night adventure lets you experience the best of Antigua, Lake Atitlán, and Petén.

🇨🇴 Colombia: Enchanting Pubelos & Transformed Barrios
📆 December 7th - 13th, 2024
Enjoy a 7 days/6 night escape to Medellín and Guatapé as you dip your toes into the magic that is Colombia.

🇨🇺 New Years in Cuba
📆 We've got TWO options for New Year's in Cuba! From Dec 26th - to January 5th Girls LOVE Travel® visiting Havana, Viñales, Cienfuegos, and Trinidad as well as a shorter trip from December 28th - January 5th in Havana and Viñales!

11/10/2024

Here at Heart of Travel, we think one of the best ways to get to know a culture is by exploring the local markets! In Oaxaca, the markets are bursting with color, flavor, and tradition, offering everything from fresh produce and fragrant herbs to beautifully woven textiles and hand-painted ceramics.

It’s truly a feast for the senses. You’ll find local mezcal, rich mole, and so much more.🧡

Eating and learning about local ingredients here helps you understand the region’s history and even resistance through food and tradition—there’s so much more to a dish than just the flavors.✨

Whether you’re browsing for unique crafts or simply soaking in the lively atmosphere, Oaxaca’s markets are the heart of its culture—and right now, they’re buzzing with preparations for Día de Mu***os.
All October long, we’ll be sharing glimpses into how Oaxaca is getting ready for this incredible celebration. And if you want to experience it for yourself, we still have spots open for our 2025 and 2026 trips!

Tap the link in bio to grab your spot and join us in Oaxaca next year for Día de Mu***os!

07/10/2024

Algorithms are crazy.

The other day I posted a simple sentence - no photos, no links and it got way more engagement and response from people. Thanks to that simple post I was able to get some spots filled on our 2024 Oaxaca Mu***os trip. So here I am again - we’ve got spots open on a VERY cool itinerary to Guatemala this October 26th - Nov 4th. It includes time in Antigua, Lake Atitlán and Petén. Plus as a bonus, you get to experience Día de Todos Santos in Guatemala and enjoy two extra nights on this cool farm-style estate in Sumpango for the Giant Kite Festival.

Holler at me if you’re interested - we are offering $500 off!

04/10/2024

Welcome back to another series of 5 things that happened in LATAM! 🌎✨

Here’s your quick roundup of the latest events from August and September:

🦣 1. Ice Age Discovery in Peru
Scientists uncovered ancient mastodon remains in the Andes! These fossils are shedding light on prehistoric migration and climate change. ❄️🌍

⚖️ 2. Fujimori’s Controversial Legacy
Former Peruvian President Alberto Fujimori passed away, leaving behind a complex mix of achievements and human rights controversies. 🇵🇪

🎨 3. Cuban Activist Wins International Award
Luis Manuel Otero Alcántara, a Cuban dissident and artist, won the Rafto Prize for standing up to authoritarianism. 🎖️🎨

💪 4. Championing Women’s Rights in the Caribbean
Reverend Patricia Sheerattan-Bisnauth is pushing for safe abortion access and education in the Caribbean.

🇻🇪 5. Venezuelan Opposition Candidate Speaks Out
Edmundo González revealed he was coerced into recognizing Maduro’s election win, adding to the country’s political tensions.

Let us know which story resonates with you! 💬👇

02/10/2024

It’s almost Marine Expedition trip time… 🌊🐋

Get ready for an unforgettable adventure from March 22 - 29, 2025, as we set sail on our Marine Expedition in Guatemala! This isn’t your average trip—this is your chance to experience the magic of nature up close. Picture yourself watching majestic whales breach the surface just feet away, guided by a marine biologist who will help you understand the incredible ecosystems around you. 🌎✨

But it’s not just about the thrill of whale watching—this expedition also offers the chance to connect with the serene beauty of Guatemala’s Pacific coast. From tranquil moments on the water to exploring lush landscapes, this trip combines the best of adventure and relaxation. 🌿🌊

Imagine hiking an active volcano, riding in the back of a truck bed to a local coffee farm, riding ATVs up a mountain, and paddling through a mangrove forest. Yep, all this is included and more.

Don’t miss your chance to be part of something extraordinary. 🐋 Head to the link in our bio to shop our 2025 Whale Watching Marine expedition trip!

30/09/2024

In Guatemala, Día de Todos Santos is a special day filled with vibrant traditions and deep cultural significance. One of the most breathtaking parts of this celebration is the Giant Kite Festival, where massive, intricately designed kites soar through the skies to honor loved ones who have passed. These colorful creations are a symbol of connection between the earthly and spiritual worlds, turning the sky into a canvas of remembrance and joy. It’s a unique and moving experience that brings communities together in a beautiful way.✨

And guess what? We’ve got an incredible deal for you to experience this magical event in person! 🇬🇹

📅 All Saint’s Day & Giant Kite Festival in Guatemala
🗓️ Oct 26 - Nov 4, 2024
💸 Price starting at $3,495 USD
🎁 Use code GUATE500 to save $500!

30/09/2024

¡Feliz domingo mi gente!

Dropping discount codes here for all remaining 2024 trips. You're welcome 😉

🇨🇺 Exploring the Island’s Past, Present & Future�
📅 Oct 12-19, 2024�
💸 Price starting at $2,795 USD
🎁 ISLAND200 to save $200 USD✨

🇬🇹 All Saint’s Day & Giant Kite Festival in Guatemala�
📅 Oct 26 - Nov 4, 2024�
💸 Price starting at $3,495 USD�
🎁 GUATE500 to save $500 USD✨

🇬🇹 Guatemala: The Bucket List Trip�
📅 Nov 30 - Dec 8, 2024�
💸 Price starting at $2,995 USD�
🎁 BUCKETLIST400 to save $400 USD✨

🇨🇴 Enchanting Pueblos & Transformed Barrios in Colombia�
📅 Dec 7 - 13, 2024�
💸 Price starting at $2,750 USD�
🎁 COLOMBIA250 to save $250 USD✨

🇨🇺 New Year's Eve in Central Cuba with Girls Love Travel - Public Page.
📅 Dec 26, 2024 - Jan 5, 2025
💸 Price starting at $3,495 USD�
🎁 ISLAND200 to save $200 USD✨

Don’t wait—secure your spot on one of these incredible trips and get ready for the adventure of a lifetime! 🌍✨

Join us on an ethical adventure! Browse all 2024 trips below and get ready for an epic trip to Latin America.

26/09/2024

25/09/2024

Happy birthday to our girl 🧡

Yeni runs our Viñales, Cuba operations and is the sweetest soul around. To be loved by Yeni is so special and we are eternally grateful that Enma introduced her to us. Have the best day celebrating, Yeni!✨🧡

25/09/2024

It’s hard to believe our 7th anniversary party took place this weekend of last year!

We are constantly blown away by the support of this community. Even if you haven’t traveled with us in a while, just know we think of you as family, forever and always.🧡

We’re working on something exciting with that we can’t wait to share later in the year!✨

24/09/2024

Happy birthday, Gaby!

Gaby has been part of our team for nearly two years now and she has totally helped to take Heart to the next level. She is wildly talented in SO many different areas and helps us with project management, email marketing, and even website development! A brand specialist that wears so many hats.

She is always quick to help, goal oriented, and just an all around lovely human to be around. We love you so much, Sapon! Can't imagine crushing all these wild goals without ya.

Everyone help us wish Gaby S a very happy birthday!

20/09/2024

✨ OUR FIRST EVER WOMEN’S TRIP ON THE INCA TRAIL CRUSHED IT!!! ✨

This fabulous group just got home from an epic two-week adventure through Cusco, Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu, and more 🏔️💫

Highlights of the trip:
• Making it to the top of Dead Women’s Pass after an intense day of hiking
• Walking through the Sun Gate at Machu Picchu the morning they finished the hike
• Sharing a beautiful Despacho ceremony with each other
• SO much more!

The group was blown away by the beauty of The Sacred Valley waking up in new campsites every morning, and spending time with our incredible guides Eimy, Wilmer, and the AMAZING porters 🙌.

✨ Another favorite moment? Spending time in the community of Chinchero and soaking in all the beautiful ancestral knowledge Peru has to offer 🌿

Thank you, ladies, for being such a tough, badass group of women! You did it! 💥

Ready to embark on the adventure of a lifetime? Join us next year for our Inca Trail trip happening:
📅 April 5-14, 2025
📅 September 6-15, 2025

👉 Head to the link in our bio to snag your spot today!