One of the great historical fishing grounds in the world, Cabo Blanco is now at your reach with the Inkaterra Condominium, comprised some 110 lots with individual title – each of these privileged with a stunning view of the seaside and its sail fishing boats, with essential services (water, sewage, electricity, roads) implemented and ready for construction. Inkaterra will also provide an exclusive service of regular maintenance for selected beach houses, under the concept of private villas.

“I invite you to share this spectacular landscape of ancient sails and extraordinary surfing to enjoy this grace of nature”, says Inkaterra founder José Koechlin. House owners will be granted access to the Inkaterra Sail & Surf Club, with an exclusive marine front area (500m west by 2000m North to South). Facilities are enhanced to enjoy a vast array of beach sports and experiences, including scuba diving, sport fishing, and world class waves for kitesurf and surfing.

Accomplishing an environment of authenticity, luxury and comfort, the Inkaterra Condominium bounds an elegant and efficient design inspired by local cultures and native materials, in harmony with natural desert surroundings. Celebrating the great diversity of the Peruvian North, great rock walls define its landscape design, as well as native mesquite trees, sand dunes in the horizon and an Eastern side with exclusive use for Inkaterra, and the fishing community that upholds a millenary tradition.

For further information on the Inkaterra Cabo Blanco Condominium, please visit us at our new website: www.condominiocaboblanco.com/en/.

INKATERRA WELCOMES YOU TO PERU WITH SPECIAL OFFERS AND PROMOTIONS

Travelers are most welcome at Inkaterra, with special offers and promotions to celebrate our 45th anniversary. An extraordinary opportunity to find yourself in Peru, named one of the world’s best destinations of 2021 at Condé Nast Traveler’s prestigious Gold List.

Winner of the 2020 Global Vision Award and named the world’s third best brand as well as the best hotel brand in South America by Travel + Leisure (American Express Group), Inkaterra has properties established in some of Peru’s most mesmerizing sceneries – from the evergreen Amazon rainforest to the heights of Machu Picchu.

“It is with great enthusiasm that Inkaterra opens its doors once again, with thorough protocols to assure a safe and unforgettable experience”, declared founder and chief executive José Koechlin. “After months of lockdown, the world is anxious to set sail again, to regain freedom by reconnecting with the diversity of culture and nature abroad. Inkaterra fulfills this yearning, sharing authenticity with all our guests while encouraging a positive impact on the environment.”

To plan your dream holidays across Peru and explore our 45th anniversary promotions, please contact us at directsales@inkaterra.com.

LONELY PLANET:
MACHU PICCHU CARBON NEUTRAL
IS ONE OF 10 GOOD NEWS OF 2020

The Machu Picchu Carbon Neutral initiative, aiming to achieve the first carbon neutral Wonder of the World, was mentioned in the article “10 good news stories that lifted our spirits in 2020” by Lonely Planet.

Steered by the strategic alliance between Inkaterra Asociación, AJE Group and the Machu Picchu Town Hall, Machu Picchu Carbon Neutral comprises a series of activities undertaken over the past four years – including the carbon offset campaign “One million trees for the Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu and its buffer zone” and the innovative, award-winning waste management program.

The carbon neutral certification, overseen by Green Initiative and granted by the World Tourism Organization (UNWTO) by 2021, places Machu Picchu at the forefront of sustainability in Latin America and the world. “Thankfully, conversations about the importance of sustainable travel have become more frequent over the last few years, with many people realizing that drastic action must be taken in order to secure the future of the planet,” Lonely Planet states.

MDPI CHALLENGES JOURNAL
FEATURES PAPER ON INKATERRA ASOCIACIÓN’S
SPALTING FUNGI RESEARCH

The December issue of MDPI’s Challenges Journal (Volume 11, Issue 2) features the academic paper ‘Exploratory Sampling of Spalting Fungi in the Southern Peruvian Amazon Forest’. The article stresses that: “Most of the research related to Peruvian Amazon fungi is focused on edible mushrooms and pathogens. Other important fungi, such as the spalting type (decay fungi that pigment wood internally), are not broadly studied, as most of them do not produce fruiting bodies and can be difficult to locate. Spalting fungi, however, are of broad economic importance due to their ability to produce pigments that enhance wood aesthetics, resulting in an increased economic value.”

Aiming to begin understanding the diversity of spalting fungi within certain regions of the Amazon, NGO Inkaterra Asociación contributed with Oregon State University on research studies to identify potential pigmenting and zone line producing fungi in wild conditions. The results obtained start a specific database of spalting fungi in the Amazon and, with it, help support an effort to increase the forest value of ecosystems primarily used for a few high-valued tree species. Read the full article here.

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