CABO BLANCO WITHIN YOUR REACH
AT THE CABO INKA CONDOMINIUM, BY INKATERRA

Cabo Blanco, a great historical fishing destination where Ernest Hemingway and many other Hollywood legends flocked for sun and tropical sea, is now within reach with the Condominium by Inkaterra.

Comprised of 110 lots with individual title, and ready for construction, the condominiums feature stunning views of the seaside and Cabo Blanco’s millenary tradition of artisanal fishing sailboats. For select beach houses, Inkaterra will provide an exclusive service of regular maintenance under the concept of private villas.

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

An environment of authenticity, luxury and comfort, the Inkaterra Condominium combines an elegant and efficient design inspired by local cultures and native materials with natural desert surroundings. Celebrating the great diversity of the Peruvian North, great rock walls define its landscape. Inkaterra Condominium is set among native mesquite trees, sand dunes in the horizon, and the legendary ocean which still holds two world records – the historic 1560-lb black marlin landed by Alfred Glassell, and the 435-lb bigeye tuna.

For further information on the Cabo Inka Condominium by Inkaterra project, please contact us at our new website: www.condominiocaboblanco.com

FINAL CHANCE TO VISIT
THE RECORD-BREAKING EXHIBITION
‘MACHU PICCHU ET LES TRÉSORS DU PÉROU’ IN PARIS

The record-breaking international exhibition Machu Picchu et les trésors du Pérou (Machu Picchu and the Golden Empires of Peru) will be on show at La Cité d’Architecture et du Patrimoine (Palais de Chaillot) in Paris until September 4, before continuing its European tour in Milan, Italy. Machu Picchu et les trésors du Pérou is a fascinating journey through time that offers visitors an opportunity to discover a culture that thrived in a mystical world. This sweeping exhibition spans 3,000 years across the ancient cultures of Peru, rivaled only by Ancient Egypt in longevity, and by the Roman Empire in engineering. A groundbreaking event produced by World Heritage Exhibitions – the makers of “Tutankhamun and the Golden Age of Pharaohs” in alliance with Inkaterra Asociación, Machu Picchu et les trésors du Pérou is the largest exhibition to showcase Peru’s cultural legacy and extraordinary biodiversity. This all-new, immersive museum experience will transport visitors from the cradle of civilization in the Southern Hemisphere to the jewel of the Inca Empire: the city of Machu Picchu.

The exhibition boasts a stunning selection of 192 artifacts from the Larco Museum – one of the most impressive collections of gold treasures to ever tour the world. Additionally, visitors will be amazed by the first-ever VR tour of the Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu, designed with cutting-edge technologies. France 24 News named the exhibition “an unparalleled event.” The According to ticketing marketplace, Ticketmaster, the event was France’s bestselling cultural event at ticketing marketplace Ticketmaster. In an interview with the New York Times, Chicago Art Institute curator Andrew James Hamilton hailed Machu Picchu et les trésors du Pérou as “the crème de la crème… the kind of works that museums around the world are trying constantly to get on loan.” At the exhibition’s gift shop, visitors can take advantage of special rates and promotions on stays at Inkaterra’s various lodges for the chance to enjoy a dream trip across Peru. “Machu Picchu et les trésors du Pérou is the most innovative way to welcome travelers from all around the world to explore our many wonders”, says exhibition partner José Koechlin.

SOMOS MAGAZINE FEATURES
INKATERRA RESERVA AMAZONICA

Editor Rafaella León from Somos Magazine (El Comercio) ventured into the Tambopata National Reserve, deep in the heart of the Peruvian Amazon, to explore its extraordinary biodiversity – home to over 600 bird species, jaguars, monkeys, caiman, and giant river otters. Staying at the gracious Inkaterra Reserva Amazónica, Rafaella praised the eco-luxury lodge’s philosophy of conservation and an environment that “fully awakens all senses.”

“The experience at Inkaterra Reserva Amazónica is defined by its day and night excursions”, says Rafaella León. “The River by Night boat ride allows guests to observe owls, capybara and caiman hiding on the dark riverbeds. You can also enjoy the Canopy Walkway at dusk, a hanging bridge system at 100ft off the ground, with observation platforms facing the immensity of the Amazon basin seen above the treetops. An amazing spectacle to spot various species of monkeys in their natural habitat.”

Rafaella also highlights her visit to the quiet and enigmatic Lake Sandoval: “A wild, magical landscape to silently explore native fauna.”

AUGUST PRESS HIGHLIGHTS:
GREEN VACATIONS AT INKATERRA

The Independent UK trekked all the way to Machu Picchu to explore the most sustainable ways of exploring the Inca Trail. During the trip, the writer stayed at Inkaterra Hacienda Urubamba and fully absorb its majestic views of Cusco’s Sacred Valley. While L’Actualité (France) picked Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo Hotel to enjoy “the greenest vacations”.

“Inkaterra is the world’s first Climate Positive hotel brand… Pioneers of ecotourism in the land of the Incas, the company established Inkaterra Asociación in 1978 to champion conservation projects and protect thousands of hectares of Amazon rainforest and Andean cloud forest,” prints L’Actualité. “Inkaterra Asociación has identified 29 flora and fauna species new to science. In the Madre de Dios rainforest, their Palmetum grows 19 of the region’s 23 native palm trees to preserve genetic diversity. In collaboration with the Cornell Lab of Ornithology, they conserve 903 bird species registered in areas of influence. And now Inkaterra partners with other actors to make Machu Picchu the first carbon neutral wonder of the world”.

Meanwhile in Paris, the FNAC news website praised the use of VR and new immersive technologies in museum experiences such as Machu Picchu et les trésors du Pérou at la Cité de l’Architecture: “An exceptional exhibition tracing 3000 years of Pre-Columbian civilizations, with particular insight on the mysteries of the Machu Picchu Sanctuary seen through a VR tour and over 190 original artifacts from one of the greatest Peruvian museums, showcased for the first time in France.”