Peru
South America
At an altitude of 2,800 metres, colours are brilliant: the blue of the sky, the red of the earth and a fragmented mosaic created by a profusion of flowers. Sol y Luna is inspired by this luminous setting and is a paean to the Sacred Valley of the Incas.
Esther Moreno
Executive Manager & Travel Designer
- Related topics:
- Peru, South America, America
Its architecture is a mix of avant-garde and primitive Peru, its clay walls are a backdrop to both contemporary and traditional Peruvian art, and its stones, beams and bricks from the valley find their natural home here.
Its mouthwatering cuisine also draws its inspiration from local gastronomy, yet with a contemporary twist.
Sol y Luna is close to archaeological sites and offers a doorway to this lost civilisation.
Key points:
- Location: Only an hour and a half drive from Cusco.
- Accommodation: 43 rooms.
- Activities: Free flight over the Andes, quad bikes, mountain biking, kayaking, trekking, horseback riding, cooking demonstrations and spa treatments.
- Cuisine: Based on the organic seasonal products of the gardens and complementing with other components, Sol y Luna offers a culinary experience that values the original flavours of the ingredients and the subtle balance of their expressions.
- Best season: All year round.
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