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Visit the vivid Sydney!
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What's included
- Actividades: Excursiones a Leymebamba, Karajía, Quiocta, Gocta y Kuélap.
- Agua mineral de bienvenida y souvenir de recuerdo.
- Alojamiento por 2 noches en Chachapoyas, según el hotel seleccionado.
- Paseo en bote en Laguna San Nicolás
- Tours: Excursiones a Kuélap, Karajía, Quiocta y Gocta en servicio compartido.
- Agua mineral de bienvenida y souvenir de recuerdo.
- Entradas: Tickets de ingreso a la catarata (se abonan en la comunidad de Cocachimba).
- Tours: Excursiones a Kuélap, Karajía, Quiocta y Gocta en servicio compartido.
- Transporte Interprovincial: Pasajes de bus Cajamarca - Chachapoyas - Cajamarca (Empresa Virgen del Carmen).


Tradición y Paisajes de Cajamarca
Descubre la esencia más cálida de Cajamarca en una ruta diseñada para despertar todos tus sentidos. Desde la destreza de los artesanos de guitarras hasta el misticismo de lagunas navegables y haciendas históricas, este recorrido te invita a conectar con la identidad viva de nuestra región. Con TM Travel, cada parada es una oportunidad para crear recuerdos auténticos y sentir el orgullo de nuestras tradiciones.
¿Qué hace única a esta experiencia?
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Namora y su Sonido Tradicional: Conoce de cerca la cuna de las guitarras y el capulí, donde las manos de maestros artesanos dan vida a instrumentos que son el alma de nuestra música.
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Paz en la Laguna San Nicolás: Navega en balsas de totora y observa aves migratorias en un entorno de calma total, ideal para quienes buscan una conexión real con la naturaleza.
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La Mística Hacienda La Colpa: Sé testigo del famoso «llamado de las vacas», una tradición ganadera única en una de las haciendas más antiguas y hermosas de Cajamarca.
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Arte en Mollepampa: No solo observes la cerámica; siente el barro en tus manos y moldea tu propia pieza en el torno, rescatando la simbología de la cultura Caxamarca.


Tu viaje nuestra pasión
Tu Viaje, Nuestra Pasión En TM Travel, transformamos viajes en experiencias inolvidables. Con años de pasión por el norte peruano y un compromiso inquebrantable con la atención personalizada, nos enorgullecemos de ser tu guia experto para descubrir los tesoros del norte del Perú.

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Walking Tour
Kick off your first day in Sydney with a self guided walking tour starting at Circular Quay. Here you can inspect the iconic Harbor bridge up close, and stroll through the historic Rocks District towards the Opera House. Then walk through Sydney Royal Botanic Gardens, enter Sydney’s city centre, and finish your day in Darling Harbor. There are a number of museums along your way, including Museum of Contemporary Art, the Sydney Museum, and once you reach Darling Harbor, the Powerhouse Museum and Australian National Maritime Museum. The harbor is also home to Sydney’s IMAX Theatre, Sydney Aquarium, Wildlife Sydney Zoo and Madam Tussads.
Cruise the Harbor
Taking a cruise on Sydney Harbor should be an essential part of any Australian itinerary – Sydney is, after all, a harbor city. Numerous cruises are available and travelers can choose between sightseeing cruises, a dinner cruise, a dance cruise, or choose from the multitude of ferries which operate out of Circular Quay to a number of destinations within greater Sydney. Cross the harbor to Manly or head to Watsons Bay for phenomenal seafood. A ferry to Manly is a great way to spend your day – home to Shelly Beach which is one of Sydneys best spots for snorkeling. You can also Navigate to Cockatoo Island – a historic island now a haunted naval storage facility. The island provides stunning views overlooking Sydney Harbour and is home to the Island bar, famous for its tropical cocktails and wood-fired pizza.
View Sydney
Spend your day taking in breathtaking views of the city. Head to the summit of ‘Sydney Tower Eye’ which offers views across the city to the Pacific Ocean, as well as the Blue Mountains in the west. For those feeling daring, the Sydney Skywalk experience is a moving, glass-floored viewing platform which sits at the top of the Tower. Book in to climb the Sydney Harbor Bridge – not only is the climb incredibly adventurous and will keep your adrenalin pumping, but you’re greeted with spectacular views over Sydney once at the top. The bridge climb is relatively expensive – for those traveling on a budget, crossing the bridge on foot is free and offers just as spectacular views and photo opportunities.
Australian Wildlife
Spend your last day relaxing on Sydney’s most iconic beaches. Particularly in the warmer months, from November – March, Sydney’s beaches are the place to be. Opportunities to partake in water sports are ample – go swimming, surfing, water skiing or simply laze in the sun and tan. Bondi Beach is Sydney’s most famous – glittering sapphire water, fabulous waves, golden sand; Bondi epitomizes sun, sand and surf. After a 2 hour surf lesson why not take in the spectacular views of Bondi’s sandstone cliffs and coves and complete the Bondi-Bronte walk. This walk is a 1 hour, 2.5km stroll. You can’t get closer to the beach than by staying at Mad Monkey Hostel Coogee Beach. This is the first Mad Monkey hostel in Australia, located steps from Coogee Beach, and is the perfect location for the famous Coogee to Bondi Coastal Walk. They offer apartment style dorms and private rooms, with amenities which include an onsite bar and restaurant, shared kitchen facilities, live events, and surf equipment rentals.
Go to the Beach
Spend your last day relaxing on Sydney’s most iconic beaches. Particularly in the warmer months, from November – March, Sydney’s beaches are the place to be. Opportunities to partake in water sports are ample – go swimming, surfing, water skiing or simply laze in the sun and tan. Bondi Beach is Sydney’s most famous – glittering sapphire water, fabulous waves, golden sand; Bondi epitomizes sun, sand and surf. After a 2 hour surf lesson why not take in the spectacular views of Bondi’s sandstone cliffs and coves and complete the Bondi-Bronte walk. This walk is a 1 hour, 2.5km stroll. You can’t get closer to the beach than by staying at Mad Monkey Hostel Coogee Beach. This is the first Mad Monkey hostel in Australia, located steps from Coogee Beach, and is the perfect location for the famous Coogee to Bondi Coastal Walk. They offer apartment style dorms and private rooms, with amenities which include an onsite bar and restaurant, shared kitchen facilities, live events, and surf equipment rentals.
More about this tour
Sydney, spectacularly draped around its glorious harbour and beaches, has visual wow factor like few other cities. Scratch the surface and it only gets better.
Surry Hills & Darlinghurst
Sydney's hippest and gayest neighbourhood is also home to its most interesting dining and bar scene. The plane trees and up-and-down of increasingly chic Surry Hills merge into the terraces of vibrant Darlinghurst. They are pleasant, leafy districts appealingly close to the centre.
Harbourside
Stretching inland from the heads for 20km until it morphs into the Parramatta River, the harbour has shaped the local psyche for millennia, and today it’s the city’s sparkling playground. Its inlets, beaches, islands and shorefront parks provide endless swimming, sailing, picnicking and walking opportunities. It's a jewel you can never tire of.
Paddington & Centennial Park
A byword for Eastern-Suburbs elegance, this band of suburbs is distinctly well-heeled – and in Paddington's case, they're probably Manolo Blahniks. This is still Sydney's fashion and art heartland, full of pretty corners, quality commercial galleries and eye-catching boutiques. Curiously, Paddington's gorgeous Victorian terraces, so desirable nowadays, once formed a desperately poor slum.

