At an elevation of 3,800 meters (12,500 feet), the Alpaca Lodge offers panoramic views of one of the most magical landscapes in the world.
Resting at the foot of the Apu Antaquillka and enjoying commanding views of the Sacred Valley of the Inkas, the Alpaca Lodge is designed in line with its surroundings, generating a dialogue with the high Andean mountains surrounding the valley, as well as with the nearby plantations that are still farmed by their inhabitants.
Alpaca Lodge and its extraordinary night sky make it the ideal setting for the observation of stars, nebulae, and constellations while listening to the myths of the Apus and deities of the shepherds of Ovejas, Llamas, and Alpacas.
Built using the traditional techniques and materials of the area, the hostel combines the comforts and requirements that modern life demands, always maintaining a welcoming touch of rural simplicity.
The rooms of our luxury property boast stunning views of the Sacred Valley and allow the traveler to enjoy the open spaces and tranquility of the mountains and glaciers. The design of the building and interior decor are inspired by the cultural history of the area, with handicrafts that add to the local charm of the property.
The location of Alpaca Lodge offers great advantages for travelers. The road brings you in close proximity to the rooms. From there it is a short walk, making it a perfect location for families with small children, or for those who do not want to walk long distances, but who still wish to enjoy the incredible beauty of the Andes.
Alpaca Lodge offers travelers a series of authentic and fun activities of native Andean culture in the heart of the Peruvian Andes mountains. From the hotel, we can organize short walks to nearby lagoons, where you will enjoy magnificent views of the Vilcanota Mountain Range and where you can observe the local flora and fauna.
Staying with us transforms a trip to the Sacred Valley into a unique and unforgettable getaway. We offer activities with local residents, such as traditional weaving workshops, participation in the shearing of wool from llamas and alpacas, and observation of native potato crops on some of the world’s highest agricultural plots. Horseback riding is also available. At night, the spectacular star-filled Andean sky offers you an unbeatable opportunity to observe the Andean constellations.
Additionally, it is possible to arrange walks with llamas and alpacas, enjoy an evening campfire, or relax with a session of yoga. These are just a few of the features that make us stand out from others.
We look forward to sharing our accommodations with you. We are a warm refuge in the middle of the Sacred Valley; the house is the space that welcomes all those interested in getting to know the life of the alpacas Llamas in their original environment.
Our brand is inspired by a place – our privileged location in the Peruvian Sacred Valley, where the adventurous and curious, like us, can live an unparalleled experience.
We did the 1 day Inka trail which was a moderate to strenuous at times 8 miles of beauty. Thanks to Lucio the trip was informative, fun and safe. The cool Urbano and the porters somehow created a delicious lunch on the trail and coming over the sun gate entrance in the afternoon was truly a wonder of the world!
In July we joined Ronaldo and the rest of the group at Alpaca Trek Adventures for a walk through the Andes with Alpacas and Llamas. Ronaldo went out of his way to make sure we had a great experience. I would strongly recommend looking him up if you’re planning a trip to Peru.
It was a wonderful experience that I can recommend to everyone. It was excellently organized by Reynaldo and Margot. We had a wonderful guide, Sandro, and a driver. I highly recommend this unique and beautiful experience.
I spent this delightful day with Reyando and his wife Margot on a walk through a beautiful eucalyptus forest, along with their llamas and alpacas. There was a magical quality about walking in the quiet with these delightful animals.
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