Arequipa Countryside Tour
Discover the essence of Arequipa in a tour that combines natural landscapes, colonial architecture and living history. The Campiña Tour is ideal for those who want to get to know the surroundings of the White City and immerse themselves in its cultural tradition, enjoying viewpoints, colonial mansions and the beauty of the Arequipa valley.
| ITINERARY | APPROX. TIME |
|---|---|
Viewpoint of Yanahuara We begin our adventure with a visit to the traditional neighborhood of Yanahuara. From its viewpoint, we will enjoy one of the best panoramic views of Arequipa and its tutelary volcanoes: Misti, Chachani and Pichu Pichu. | 09:00AM |
Carmen Alto viewpoint A perfect spot to contemplate the Chilina Valley, its agricultural terraces and the natural environment surrounding the city. | |
Incalpaca Outlet We will learn about the four varieties of South American camelids (llamas, alpacas, vicuñas and guanacos) and appreciate the quality of the alpaca textiles that make the region famous. | |
Founder’s Mansion An architectural jewel of the seventeenth century, former stately residence that retains period furniture and beautiful gardens. A trip to Arequipa’s colonial past. | |
Sabandía Mill Historical construction from the XVII century that still works, showing the old milling process. Surrounded by a natural environment, here you can observe horses, alpacas and even take short walks. | |
Paucarpata Platforms We will admire the impressive pre-Inca agricultural engineering, with terraces still in use by local farmers, and unique views of the Misti volcano. | 02:00PM |
Includes:
- Pick up from centrally located hotels in Arequipa.
- Equipped tourist transportation.
- Official bilingual tour guide (Spanish/English).
Does not include:
- Lunch.
- Personal expenses.
- Tickets:
- Carmen Alto: S/ 8.00
- Founder’s Mansion: S/ 15.00
- Sabandia Mill: S/ 10.00
- Menelik Museum: S/ 10.00
Recommendations:
- Comfortable and light clothing (ideally long sleeves for sun protection).
- Sneakers or comfortable shoes for walking in rural terrain.
- Hat or cap, sunscreen and sunglasses.
- Water and personal snacks.
- Cash (soles) for entrance fees and local purchases.
- Camera or cell phone with a charged battery to capture the landscapes and colonial houses.








