Kamisaraki!

Journey through Peru on a ten-day creative path, where Lima’s coastal pulse, Cusco’s ancient stonework, and the Sacred Valley’s mountain light weave together past and present. In places like Ayacucho, Chinchero, and beyond, traditions come alive through art, music, and movement, inviting you to create, connect, and be transformed.

• 18 Oct - 29 Oct

$1200 with a non-refundable 40% deposit* of $480

This includes:

• Accommodation

• Three meals

• Transportation and local travels

• Workshops and entry fees

• Experienced guides and translators

• Seminars

This doesn’t include:

• International flight tickets

• Visa (if needed)

• Travel insurance

• Personal purchases

• Snacks

We currently don’t offer financial aid, but we encourage creatives to seek out financial support from art and cultural institutes.

* Deposits are required to cover the basic expenses associated with booking accommodations, organizing workshops, and arranging transportation. This ensures that your spot is secured and allows us to prepare everything in advance for a smooth and well-coordinated experience during the residency.

• Males and Females

• All nationalities are welcomed to apply with priorities to Arabs and Arabic-speaking creatives

• Age is between 23-35

• Conversational English (Though some materials might be in Arabic)

• No prior creative experience is required

• No portfolio is required

• Applicants must be able to commit to the full duration of the program and possess a valid passport for international travel

Saudi citizens require a visa to enter Peru. This must be obtained in advance through a Peruvian embassy or consulate.

Non-Saudis must consult their respective embassies or consulates to confirm visa requirements and ensure proper documentation for entry into Peru.

The Blue Camel will support the visa process by providing an official acceptance letter for enrolled participants, which can be included in the application to facilitate issuance.

Peruvian Sol (PEN)
Payment Methods:
• Cash: Commonly used in markets, small shops, rural areas, and for tipping.
• Credit/Debit Cards: Widely accepted in hotels, upscale restaurants, and shops in major cities and tourist hubs; smaller businesses may add a surcharge.
• ATMs: Available in most cities and tourist destinations, dispensing Soles; some also offer U.S. dollars.

Call your bank before traveling to activate your card for international use, and carry some local currency for smaller purchases or in areas where card acceptance is limited.

Travelers to Peru are highly advised to obtain travel insurance through trusted providers like World Nomads. It is important to note that The Blue Camel cannot be held liable for any medical costs, flight disruptions, or other unexpected events during your trip.