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Life-changing and Experiential Yoga Teacher Training Peru

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Join Moksha Yoga Amazónica on a transformative and experiential Integral Vinyasa, Yin, & Karma yoga teacher training in the Amazon jungle of Peru. In this Yoga-Alliance accredited school and training, you will learn the authentic daily practices of shatkarma, pranayama, meditation, and asana in order for you to feel the power and energy of the yogic life. The instructor team trains you to go beyond the physical and mental states so that you learn to speak through your consciousness and live life with equanimity. The main goal of this yoga teacher training is to prepare you in the yoga sciences and asana postural practice, with a focus on verbal and hands-on adjustments during asana classes, so that you develop a practical and clear vision for teaching and sharing your love of yoga with the world, and go within to deepen your personal practice and growth.

40 hours of self-paced, pre-arrival preparation training as per Yoga Alliance new standards. Start today through our pre-recorded lectures, library, forum, and more.

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Highlights

  • Ayurvedic self-care routines
  • Vinyasa (morning) and Yin (afternoon) yoga classes daily
  • Daily shatkarma and detox cleansing
  • Daily pranayama and meditation practice
  • Eligibility to register with Yoga Alliance upon completion of the course
  • 13 nights accommodation at Kantu Garden Lodge + 3 Gourmet meals daily
  • Complimentary pick up at Guillermo del Castillo Paredes - Tarapoto Airport (TPP)
  • Amazonian experiential excursions

Skill level

  • Beginner
  • Intermediate
  • Advanced

Styles


14 days with instruction in English
The organizer also speaks: Spanish
Group size: Maximum of 24 participants
Airport transfer included: Cad. FAP Guillermo del Castillo Paredes Airport[1]
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Accommodation

Check-in Time:
17:00
Check-out Time:
16:00

Facilities

  • Dining area
  • Environmentally friendly
  • Garden
  • Kitchen
  • Lounge
  • Meditation garden
  • Multilingual staff
  • Smoke-free property
  • Yoga shala
  • Free Wi-Fi

Students will reside and practice at Kantu Garden Lodge in a residential and communal environment in private or shared rooms surrounded by nature. The rooms are new, spacious, and have new and comfortable mattresses, private balconies, Wi-Fi, and modern private bathrooms with hot solar showers and modern toilets. There is an open-air restaurant on-site. Enjoy the outdoor pool and fully-equipped luminous yoga shala. You will be completely immersed in nature, while also being within walking distance of many shops and local markets.

Program

Certification

Upon completion of this yoga teacher training you will receive a certificate of completion from Moksha Yoga Amazónica, a Registered Yoga School (RYS) with the Yoga Alliance, and become eligible to register with Yoga Alliance as a 200-hour Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT200), allowing you to teach worldwide.

Overview

Whether you are beginning your yoga journey or are an advanced practitioner searching to expand your knowledge, this teacher training will deepen your yoga practice, detox your body and mind, and bring you confidence and inspiration to become a joyful and knowledgeable yoga teacher.

Located in the spectacular Kantu Garden Lodge in the warm and dry jungle of Moyobamba, with a plethora of flowers, scents, and soundscapes, hummingbirds and monkeys visit throughout the day, organic fruits grow on the property, and morning mist make this jungle oasis a surreal and ideal place to complete your yoga teacher training.

Moksha Yoga Amazónica is an experiential yoga school based in the Amazon rainforest of Peru that focuses on Integral Vinyasa, Yin, and Karma Yoga. The teachings are based on the ancient Vedic texts of Patanjali’s Yoga Sutras, the Bhagavad Gita, and the Hatha Yoga Padipika.

The teachings are combined with the physical and spiritual body and mind cleansing and detoxification techniques, incorporating Ayurvedic Abhyanga massage and self-care routines to activate and align the Nadis (energy lines) and chakras (vortexes of energy located over the main endocrine glands).

Moksha Yoga Amazónica offers yoga classes, retreats, and teacher training courses in Peru. They are a Yoga Alliance registered school, allowing you to teach anywhere in the world upon successfully completing this yoga teacher training program.

Covid-19 travel guidelines:

Peru has removed proof of vaccination or negative covid test requirements to fly into Peru, and travelers can now enter the country simply with their passports (and tourist visas for those citizens who require it).

Most countries' citizens do not need a travel visa to enter Peru, but please verify with your local Peruvian embassy if you require a tourist visa.

Online pre-arrival phase

As per Yoga Alliance standards, 40 hours are delivered online on Moksha Yoga's website in the members' area. These lessons and lectures are to be completed at your own pace before arrival.

Program

  • Day 1: Arrival throughout the day, opening ceremony, asana postural practice, and meditation
  • Day 2 to 13: Classes every day
  • Day 14: Morning classes, closing ceremony, and departure

Moksha Yoga Amazónica prepares you to become a yoga teacher specialized in Vinyasa Flow and Yin yoga. This combines the energetic flowing movements of Vinyasa with the stillness of Yin yoga.

This training is composed of theoretical and practical knowledge presented in an interactive and experiential way in order for you to become confident in leading mixed-level safe and creative classes to the public, all while gaining tools to deepen your personal yoga practice and advance to the next level. You will learn all this in the idyllic location that is the Amazon rainforest and jungle of Moyobamba, surrounded by nature, flowers, and wildlife.

The teaching team focuses on forming yoga teachers who teach more than simply asanas to their students, but who also and live a life that is consistent with yogic values, off-the-mat.

Learning objectives

  • Gain an in-depth understanding of Vinyasa flow-based and Yin yoga, covering traditional asanas, alignment, modifications and adjustments, pranayama, meditation, anatomy, biomechanics, subtle body theory, yoga philosophy, yoga ethics, and the business of yoga.
  • Develop an ability to plan and guide asana postural practices of various levels across a spectrum from gentle beginner’s classes to vigorous flows that are challenging yet accessible.
  • Become confident in adjusting and assisting students in proper postural alignment with both verbal cueing and hands-on adjustments.
  • Find your voice and unique personal style as a yoga teacher, and internalize that being a great teacher means being a great student.
  • Further your own personal asana postural and off-the-mat yoga practice at home, as well as deepen your yogic lifestyle through an understanding and daily application of the ancient yogic texts toward developing equanimity.

Typical daily schedule

  • 05:45 - 07:00 Kriyas / sharkarma cleansing techniques, pranayama, and meditation
  • 07:00 - 08:30 Asana postural practice (Vinyasa Flow)
  • 08:30 - 09:15 Breakfast
  • 09:15 - 10:30 Philosophy
  • 10:30 - 11:30 Anatomy, physiology, and bio-mechanics
  • 11:30 - 12:30 Teaching methodology
  • 12:30 - 13:15 Lunch
  • 13:15 - 14:30 Break
  • 14:30 - 15:30 Body-alignment and adjustments practicum
  • 15:30 - 17:00 Asana postural practice (Yin yoga)
  • 17:00 - 18:00 Meditation class and practice
  • 18:00 - 19:00 Ancient Vedic texts study and discussion
  • 19:00 - 19:45 Dinner
  • 19:45 - 21:00 Ayurvedic Massages
  • 21:00 - 22:30 Self-study

Hatha yoga

The Sanskrit word ‘Hatha’ means force and alludes to a system of physical techniques comprised of asanas, pranayama, kriyas, mudras, and meditation. As such, Hatha yoga is actually an umbrella term for most types of yoga teaching physical postures, meaning nearly every yoga style is Hatha yoga. With ‘Ha’ meaning the sun and ‘tha’ the moon, this practice aims to balance these two energies, bringing peace to the mind and body, to prepare the body for deeper spiritual practices like meditation. As ancient asanas were not merely postures but instead mudras, they were intended to seal and channel prana within the body.

Hatha yoga asana practice is relatively gentle, slow, and characterized by longer static posture holds than most other styles. In spite of this, however, the practice can still be physically and mentally challenging. Classes will typically start with a gentle warm-up and then progress to more physically challenging postures.

During this training, you will learn the Hatha yoga Pawanmukta Series (a warm-up that connects breath to movement, awakens your muscles and joints, and opens up your body) and foundational asanas such as serpent, eagle, bow, cow face, crocodile, fish, lion, camel, the warriors, and many more.

Vinyasa yoga

The Sanskrit word ‘Vinyasa’ translates as “to place in a special way”, and Vinyasa yoga is thus characterized by fluidly stringing asana postures together, with each movement synchronized with the breath. Vinyasa yoga is a vigorous and movement-intensive style based on continuous flow from one asana to the next and offers a wide variety of postures which means that, unlike the rigidity of Ashtanga yoga sequences, no two Vinyasa classes are ever alike. Faster-paced than Hatha yoga, Vinyasa yoga classes involve progressively increasing body heat - and sweat - and building strength. It teaches us to cultivate an awareness that links each action to the next, both on the mat and in our lives.

During this training, you will learn Vinyasa yoga methods to assess the needs of individual students or groups, and then build a complimentary, step-by-step practice to meet those needs. In addition to the postures you will learn during Hatha yoga classes (many of which transpose in Vinyasa), you will practice Ashtanga sun salutations A and B, plank pose, four-limbed staff pose, cat-cow stretches, side plank, cobra, grasshopper, as well as many other and more advanced asanas such as arm balances, headstands, inversions, and handstands techniques.

Course content

The instructors are always present during classes and practice, observing and making recommendations for pose modifications and adjustments into proper alignment. You will learn the fundamentals of yoga, its philosophies and ethics, and how to deepen not only your physical but also mental, spiritual and emotional practice. There will be observations and feedback on your personal practice and practicums by the lead trainers so that you learn areas of improvement specific to you.

The physical component of this training consists of morning kriya cleansing techniques, two asana postural practices and two meditations daily, a daily body-alignment practicum where you will learn hands-on adjustments, pose modifications and verbal cueing, and special clinics on arm balances and headstands. You will learn proper hand placement and weight distribution for foundational postures so that you develop good habits to avoid injuries and find more ease of movement and balance as you progress towards more advanced postures.

You will also learn proper sitting positions to activate your root chakra during meditation, and exercises you can practice to make sitting for long periods of time not painful but instead enjoyable. You will take part in peer-to-peer class observations and assisting others during their practicums in addition to teaching your own classes so that when you complete the training you have advanced your practice to a much higher level and can apply both the theoretical and practical knowledge to your personal practice and teaching.

The theoretical component of this training covers both traditional Indian yogic knowledge on shatkarma and pranayama’s effects on the body, a study of yoga philosophy through discussing ancient Vedic texts, a study of Ayurveda and nutrition, the aims and effects of deep breathing and meditation, and a study of the subtle body, but also modern anatomy, physiology, and biomechanics.

This 200-hour yoga teacher training program incorporates training hours in the following educational categories and topics:

Asana postural practice techniques

  • Breakdown and analysis of more than 80 classical Hatha and Vinyasa yoga postures, including arm balances and inversions.
  • Pose modifications for injured people and prenatal yoga, and variations for different student levels.

How to use yoga props

  • Blocks, bolsters, straps, and blankets

Specialized workshops and clinics

Themed workshops will cover a wide range of key asanas and body parts, such as standing, balancing, and seated postures, forward bend, back-bends, hip openers, downward-facing dog, chair, the moons, the warriors, hip openers, twists, inversions, headstands, handstands, wrists health and conditioning, and core strengthening.

Teaching practice

Constructive feedback about your teaching will be given by both fellow students and trainers to allow you to hear students’ perspectives, improve your technique and cueing, and find your unique voice and style as a teacher. Some of the things you will learn and practice include:

  • Teaching practicums
  • Receiving feedback from peers and trainers
  • Observing others teaching
  • Listening to and giving your own feedback
  • Learning to give hands-on adjustments
  • Learning verbal alignment cues
  • Communication skills for compassion and non-competitiveness
  • Teaching methodology, including safe sequencing
  • Principles of demonstration
  • Teaching styles and the qualities of a great teacher
  • Voice projection and floor presence
  • Pranayama, mudras, and bandhas locks

The process of learning

  • Learning styles and student needs
  • Planning and structuring a class
  • Dealing with injuries and contraindications
  • Safety precautions and modifications

Shatkarma/Shatkriya body cleansing

Shatkarma is the Sanskrit term for the yogic purification techniques (kriyas) of the body as outlined in the "Hatha Yoga Pradipika." The purpose of these cleansing techniques is to keep the body clean and healthy and to prepare for the main work of yoga towards moksha, or liberation. Shatkarmas are said to remove toxins and impurities blocking the flow of prana in the body, making pranayama and meditation practice easier. Some of the Shatkarma techniques you will learn and practice include:

  • Nauli
  • Agni Saar
  • Kapalabhati
  • Trataka

Pranayama yogic breathing: breath expansion, restriction, and retention

As breath is linked to energy flow, moods and even longevity, breathing theory and practice will be studied in various classes, from pranayama, meditation, asana, anatomy, philosophy, and workshops. You will learn the different types of prana, breathing, and techniques to cool or warm the body and calm the mind, and practice the following:

  • Nadi Shodhana (alternate nostril breathing)
  • Sheetali (cooling breath)
  • Shitkari (hissing breath)
  • Ujjayi (victorious breath)
  • Bhastrika (bellows breath)
  • Simhasana (lion’s breath)
  • Swana (panting dog breath)
  • Bhramari (humming bee breath)

Meditation

  • Breathing meditation
  • Trataka (candlelight meditation)
  • Active meditations
  • Yoga Nidra

Mudras and Bandhas

You will learn foundational mudras and their applications, such as various hand, but also head, postural, and perennial mudras. You will also learn and practice the 4 main bandhas energy locks: throat lock, root lock, abdominal lock, and great lock.

Philosophy

Through the study of ancient Vedic texts and open discussion, philosophy classes will touch on many important and interesting points that deal with human existence and how the practice of yoga can help us reach higher states of consciousness and happiness.

You will learn about the ancestral trilogy of yoga: Bhakti or the yoga of devotion, Karma or the yoga of selflessly performing actions and service without expecting anything in return, and of Jnana yoga, an analytical self-inquiry into one’s own true nature through self-observation and conscious attention. You will discuss how to experientially apply these principles to your yoga teacher training experience together, as well as beyond in your daily lives. Some of the other topics you will learn about include:

  • The meaning of yoga, its origins, and history
  • The eight-limb path of yoga according to Patanjali
  • The Vedas and the 12 schools of Indian philosophy
  • The aim of yoga, modification of the fluctuations of the mind, mental disposition, levels of preparation, the meaning and benefits of Om chanting, and Samadhi
  • The obstacles on the path of yoga, physical and mental disturbances caused by an un-concentrated mind, means to overcome obstacles and methods to control the fluctuations of the mind
  • Lifestyle and ethics for yoga practitioners and teachers

Anatomy and bio-mechanics

Classes will cover both physical anatomy, physiology, and biomechanics such as bodily systems, organs, muscle groups, and the major joints, but also subtle body anatomy such as the chakras, nadis, and koshas. This includes both the study of the subjects and the application of their principles to yoga practice, such as benefits or contraindications. Some additional topics to be covered include:

  • The skeletal, muscular, respiratory, nervous, circulatory, endocrine, digestive, sympathetic and parasympathetic systems
  • Fascia and connective tissue
  • The Golgi tendon organ
  • The neck, shoulders, wrists, spine, hips, pelvic floor, knees, and ankles

Professional development

In order for you to gain the tools necessary to succeed in your yoga teaching career, you will learn about the various avenues you can take in your teaching journey, from studio employee to freelancer, organizing workshops and retreats, as well as how to market yourself or your studio. Some of the topics to be covered include:

  • Understanding the difference between being certified and being registered
  • Studio employee vs. independent contractor work options
  • Private class methods
  • Roles and responsibilities as a yoga teacher
  • Trauma and betterment methods for students
  • Networking, marketing, and advertising
  • Insurance, legal, and tax considerations

One-on-One Mentorship Integration Session

Because feedback is essential for growth, as part of your professional development you will receive a one-on-one mentorship session with an instructor, which will serve both as an opportunity for you to ask questions or voice any concerns you may have, while the instructor will compassionately share feedback from his or her observations thus far. Through constructive conversation, you will be assigned an action item for growth.

Yoga Nidra

You will take part in a class on yoga Nidra methods as well as a practicum so that you can both learn the theory behind reaching this deepest state of relaxation while maintaining full consciousness and also experience it for yourself.

Sound therapy sessions

We live in a vibratory universe where everything we sense, feel, see and touch is pure energy, or particles of energy vibrating. As such, the basic principle of sound healing is this concept of resonance of vibratory frequencies of objects, which includes human beings. If we are not resonating with some part of ourselves or our surroundings, we become dissonant and without harmony, which can create illness.

Although healing with sound is believed to date back to ancient Greece, recent research has linked music to a number of health benefits, from boosting immune function and lowering stress levels to improving your body’s functions such as blood pressure, and even breathing. Sound is measured in terms of Frequency of Hertz (Hz), and sound therapy is the application of healing frequencies to the physical and subtle energy fields around the body.

During this training, you will take part in sound therapy/healing sessions, witnessing a variety of Indian, Tibetan, and Andean instruments and tools such as tuning forks, singing bowls, ocean drums, rain, and thunder-making instruments, koshi bells, hangdrums, native double octave flutes, chanting, and more.

Ayurvedic massages

Traveling through the sea of life our bodies gather barnacles of conditioning through diverse experiences. These ‘barnacles’ are subconscious areas of tension that house our history of emotions, such as defenses and vulnerabilities. Through Ayurvedic massages, you will learn to read an individual’s body map of aches, pains, and bumps, fully aware that every touch evokes certain emotions, and gently facilitate the ‘letting-go’ of unresolved wounds. Just as a machine needs to be oiled, the body loves to have its largest organ, the skin, soothed, which is why oils are commonly used in Ayurvedic massages.

This course is for you if:

  • You want to become a yoga instructor with an integral formation
  • You want to have a training that allows you to know the Yoga Sutras, the lessons of the Bhagavad Gita, and the techniques of Hatha Yoga Pradipika
  • You want to live an intense personal and professional transformational experience
  • You want to enrich your practice with different styles of yoga
  • You want to register with the Yoga Alliance as a certified Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT200) with international recognition.

The purpose is to train qualified yoga teachers whose practice, discipline, and personal knowledge inspire their students in an extraordinary way. As such, they train instructors who integrate the classical practices of yoga: asanas, study yoga (Jnana), yoga of action (Karma), yoga of meditation (Raja) and yoga of devotion (Bhakti). Upon graduating, you will feel ready and confident to lead safe and inspired Vinyasa and Yin yoga classes, while maximizing the use of props, pose variations and modifications, and contraindications towards creating progressively challenging classes.

Come feel the music on this sacred journey into ancient arts and explore the divine intricacies of yoga in its many forms, combining science with the path of the heart and cultivating self-love and happiness in a teacher training deeply devoted to spiritual growth. You will deepen your ability to be centered, present in life, and engaged with the world so that you can better spread mindful movement and inspire wellness through your love of sharing yoga. They look forward to welcoming you as part of our community.

Gifts

  • Mala beads rosary for meditation
  • Moksha Yoga Amazónica tank top

Included excursions

Keeping true to making this yoga teacher training experiential and not confined to a classroom, you will take part in the following excursions:

Karma yoga volunteering experiential excursion

You will teach yoga asanas to disadvantaged children, plant trees to reforest areas where endangered animal and bird species live, paint houses or murals to gentrify poor neighborhoods, and/or conduct river beach clean-ups to help the environment.

Tingana Eco-reserve

Experience the beauty and authenticity of this refuge for wild animals that take you canoeing on a discovery trip through Amazonian wetlands filled with gigantic renaco trees and mangroves, where you can listen to jungle soundscapes and observe birds, monkeys, sloths, and other animals in their natural habitat.

You will bring your yoga mat to the reserve to have our asana practice, meditation, and some of the lectures in full open nature for the day.

Waqanki hummingbird and orchid sanctuary

At Waqanki hummingbird and orchid sanctuary, you can observe more than 19 different species of hummingbirds and various orchid flowers.

Excursion to waterfalls

Enjoy an excursion to local turquoise waterfalls.

Instructors

Karolina Kisiel

Danni Cullen

Emily Cordes

Alina Kazandjian

Location

Located in the most stunning location of Moyobamba, Kantu Garden Lodge, with new facilities and rooms and the first and only yoga shala in Moyobamba, filled with various fruit trees, gardens, and two lagoons.

Various fruits grow on the property, the lodge features a pool to refresh yourself after asana practice and boasts various enchanting spots to practice yoga and meditate.

The hotel is within walking distance from the Mirador of Tahuisco, which is a collection of small pedestrians-only streets with shops, restaurants, and a chocolate museum. From there, you can walk down towards the river for a swim or a boat ride in the Mayo River.

Moyobamba in general, and Kantu Garden Lodge in particular, offer you the opportunity to breathe fresh air, slow down, reconnect with nature, and observe the present moment while truly relaxing and reflecting in this unique jungle oasis. When you stop to observe, you will see hummingbirds, toucans, and monkeys visiting the space daily, and sometimes the resident owls also show their faces!

Features

Activities

  • Hot spring
  • Massage
  • Stargazing
  • Swimming pool (outdoor)

General

  • Balcony
  • Dining area
  • Environmentally friendly
  • Garden
  • Lounge
  • Meditation garden
  • Multilingual staff
  • Picnic area
  • Terrace
  • Patio

Services

  • Convenience / grocery store
  • Free Wi-Fi
  • Laundry
  • Local market
  • Room cleaning
  • Wireless internet

Food

Three nourishing meals a day are provided by the restaurant at Kantu Garden Lodge. All meals are vegetarian with vegan and gluten-free options available. Let them know if you have any allergies or other dietary preferences. There is an open air restaurant from which you can order meat and fish dishes or portions separately.

The following meals are included:

  • Breakfast
  • Lunch
  • Dinner
  • Drinks

The following drinks are included:

  • Water
  • Coffee
  • Tea

The following dietary requirement(s) are served and/or catered for:

  • Vegetarian
  • Vegan
  • Organic
  • Fruitarian
  • Lactose Free
  • Yogic
  • Ayurvedic
If you have special dietary requirements it's a good idea to communicate it to the organiser when making a reservation

Things to do (optional)

  • Acupuncture / Chiropractic session at Mega Salud (15 USD / hour)
  • Physiotherapy session at Vital Fisio (15 USD / hour)
  • Visit to the hot springs of San Mateo
  • Boat ride on the Mayo river
  • Shopping at local markets

What's included

  • Eligibility to register with Yoga Alliance upon completion of the course
  • Karma yoga volunteering experiential excursion teaching yoga to children
  • Cacao and the heart chakra: a workshop and ceremony
  • Excursion to Tingana eco-reserve with a silent meditational canoe ride
  • Excursion to Waqanki hummingbird and orchid sanctuary
  • Excursion to local turquoise waterfalls
  • Yoga asana and meditation classes twice daily
  • Pranayama (breathing techniques)
  • The "8 Limbs of Yoga"
  • Ayurveda
  • Chakras
  • Mudras
  • Bandhas
  • Alignment
  • Verbal and hands-on adjustments
  • Ancient eastern philosophy
  • Anatomy, physiology, and bio-mechanics
  • Business coaching
  • Nutrition
  • Bonfires
  • 3 daily vegetarian meals (dinner on day 1 and breakfast and lunch on day 14)
  • Filtered drinking water
  • 13 nights accommodation
  • Textbook and materials
  • Complimentary pick-up from Tarapoto Airport (TPP)
  • Mala beads rosary for meditation practice
  • Moksha Yoga Amazónica cotton tank top
  • Yoga mats and props are provided

What's not included

  • Airfare
  • Return taxi fare from Kantu Garden Lodge to airport (35-40 USD / taxi and students usually travel back together in groups of 3-4).

How to get there

Recommended Airports

Arrival by airplane

Please book your flights to arrive at “Guillermo del Castillo” airport (TPP) in the city of Tarapoto. It is recommended to land in Lima Late at night or early in the morning (to both avoid having to stay at a hotel in Lima, and to arrive at Kantu Garden Lodge in time (the drive from Tarapoto to Moyobamba takes 2 hours) Transfer from the airport to the hotel is included. Moksha Yoga Amazónica's representative will pick you up at the airport and hold a Moksha Yoga Amazonica sign.

Arrival by bus

You can travel from Lima to Moyobamba by bus, which takes about 24 hours. It is recommended to take the bus companies "Movil Tours" and "GH Bus" as good service options.

On the first day of the training, you can arrive anytime during the day.

The main airlines serving domestic flights within Peru are Star Peru, Latam, Sky Airline, and Viva Air. Do check their baggage policies as they tend to have several options. Star Peru for example tends to include luggage in their airfare pricing (and generally has the best prices), while Sky Airline offers cheaper flights but sells luggage allowance separately.

Airport: Cad. FAP Guillermo del Castillo Paredes Airport[1] Airport transfer included: Cad. FAP Guillermo del Castillo Paredes Airport[1] No additional charges. You can request this in the next step.

Cancellation Policy

  • A reservation requires a deposit of 14% of the total price.
  • The deposit is non-refundable, if the booking is cancelled.
  • The rest of the payment should be paid 30 days before arrival.

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