Janet
Tobias
Janet
Tobias
June 14, 2025
Schedule of events
Friday, June 13, 2025
Welcome Dinner
5:00 pm
Semi-formal or cocktail attire, a warm layer is recommended
Saturday, June 14, 2025
Ceremony
12:00 pm
Women: Long gowns or very elegant midi dresses - Men: Formal suit (no tuxedo)
After the ceremony, please join us for a cocktail hour, followed by a reception and, of course, plenty of dancing and celebration! More details to come soon
Travel
Hotel
Sonesta Hotel Posadas del Inca Yucay
Please email “reservas.sonestayucay@ghlhoteles.com” with the subject BODA JANET & TOBI to reserve your stay.
Flight
CUZ
The nearest airport is Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport (CUZ). Transportation A designated driver will be available to pick you up from the airport. Please share your flight details with us in advance to arrange this service
RSVP
Registry
Things To Do
General Recommendation
We advise to explore Lima 1-2 days upon arrival, then continue to Cusco to attend the wedding and afterwards leave some time to explore the Cusco region & rest of Peru. Most of the main travel destinations are close to Cusco & our venue, making it ideal to visit after the festivities. We’re happy to help with all the arrangements, just reach out to us.
Machupicchu
If you're planning to visit Machu Picchu during your trip, let us know! We’d be happy to help with the planning. Keep in mind that tickets often sold out up to 4 months in advance, so early preparation is key. Feel free to reach out for any assistance! The tour begins with a departure from the hotel at 7:00 AM for transfer to the Ollantaytambo train station. Participants board the train at 8:30 AM, heading to Aguas Calientes near Machu Picchu, arriving at approximately 10:00 AM. From there, the group takes a bus to the Machu Picchu citadel, reaching the site around 12:00 PM. A guided tour, led by one of the local guides, lasts approximately 2 hours. After the tour, participants return by bus to Aguas Calientes for lunch. At 3:30 PM, the group proceeds to the Aguas Calientes train station to catch the 4:22 PM train back to Ollantaytambo, arriving at 6:10 PM. The tour concludes with a transfer from Ollantaytambo to the hotel, arriving around 7:00 PM.
Sacred Valley & Inca Sites
The tour begins with a departure from the hotel at 9:00 AM, heading to the ruins of Pisaq. Participants can marvel at the impressive Inca architecture, including the terraces used for cultivating various plants at different altitudes. After exploring the site, the group visits the artisan market. Next, the tour continues to the town of Urubamba, where lunch is enjoyed at restaurants offering delicious buffet options. After lunch, the journey proceeds to Ollantaytambo, where participants visit the archaeological site. This site features remarkable structures and offers panoramic views of the entire town from its elevated vantage points. The tour concludes with a return to the hotel, arriving around 5:00 PM.
Rainbow Mountain
The tour begins with a departure from the hotel at 5:00 AM, heading toward the town of Urcos. Here, participants take a brief break before continuing to the trailhead, arriving at approximately 9:30 AM. From the trailhead, the group begins a hike to Rainbow Mountain, reaching the destination around 11:00 AM. Participants have the opportunity to take photos of Rainbow Mountain and the stunning Ausangate Mountain, a sacred snow-covered peak. Afterward, the group hikes back to the trailhead, where the transport awaits. The tour then continues to the town of Cusipata for lunch. The experience concludes with a return to the hotel, arriving at approximately 5:00 or 6:00 PM.
Salt Mines & More
The tour begins with a departure from the hotel at 9 AM, heading to the archaeological site of Chinchero. Here, participants can observe constructions from the pre-Inca and Inca periods. The group also visits a local home for a demonstration of the traditional weaving process. Afterward, the tour continues to the town of Maras for lunch, followed by a visit to the archaeological site of Moray. At Moray, participants can view the circular and semicircular terraces, which the Incas used as an agricultural research center. The final stop is the Salt Mines, where visitors can see local community members working the salt mines using methods passed down from ancient inhabitants. The tour concludes with a return to the hotel, arriving around 4:30 PM.
Sanctuary Treks ATV Tour
The traditional Maras Moray Salt Mines ATV tour offers an exciting and scenic experience. The tour begins with hotel pickup and a one-hour drive to the ATV base, where travelers can enjoy fresh Peruvian fruits, beautiful landscapes, and water. After a brief training session led by an official guide, participants ride ATVs through breathtaking locations, stopping to photograph giant mountains, glaciers, and traditional villages. The journey includes a visit to Moray, an ancient Inca agricultural laboratory featuring unique circular terraces, with a guided tour lasting about 20 minutes. At the Salt Mines, visitors explore the stunning white salt pools, where salt is still harvested by locals. Since ATV access to this site is restricted, transportation is provided to ensure a smooth visit, complemented by a refreshing Cusqueña beer. On the way back to Cusco, the tour stops at a local market where artisans demonstrate natural dyeing techniques as well as traditional weaving methods.
Desert Mountain Oasis
Huacachina is a desert oasis and tiny village just west of the city of Ica in southwestern Peru. At its center are the green waters of the Huacachina Lagoon, ringed by palm trees and thought to have therapeutic properties. The lagoon's shores are dotted with bars and clubs. Dune buggies run across the high, rolling sand dunes surrounding the village. Popular activities are mentioned dune buggy tours, sand boarding, hiking or just exploring the lagoon and the villages many fabulous restaurants. Day-tours and logistics can be booked from Lima.
Nazca Lines
The Nazca Lines, located in Peru’s arid Nazca Desert, are a series of massive geoglyphs created by the Nazca culture between 500 BCE and 500 CE. Spanning over 800 square kilometers, they feature intricate designs of animals, plants, and geometric shapes, such as the Hummingbird, Spider, and Monkey. Created by removing the desert’s top layer of reddish stones to reveal lighter earth beneath, their purpose remains a mystery. Theories suggest they were used for astronomical, ceremonial, or water-related purposes. Best viewed from the air, these UNESCO World Heritage Sites continue to fascinate as an enduring testament to ancient ingenuity. You can book short flights (Cessna 206) of 30 - 45 minutes, offering a spectacular opportunity to see 12 of the most famous Nazca Lines.
Surfing in Lima
The beaches of Peru are known among experts as the best in the world for surfing. The swell is present throughout the year, offering small, large, long, tube, high peak, barrel and breaking waves that come in quick succession. Lima offers multiple ideal spots, but the main beach by Miraflores (Surfing Statue) has many vendors renting equipment and surfers hitting the waves throughout the year.
Huaca Pucllana
Among the many ancient ruins in Peru, travelers may not expect to find pyramids. Yet, right in the heart of the urban center of Lima sits Huaca Pucllana. (“Huaca” meaning “pyramid” or “temple” in Quechua). Now a grandiose and iconic structure, not too long ago we almost lost this archeological treasure to history. However, thanks to investigative and conservation efforts of the last several decades, generations to come will be able to enjoy and learn from this cultural Peruvian heritage.