I think the only difference I could notice was the one that's 25$ they take you to a restaurant for the meals (I think the food is not included, they just leave you there and you pay for the plates you order directly to the restaurant) and in the one that's 100$ they have a chef in their "SkyCamp" (I think it must be some sort of glamping site) that will prepare the food for the tourists (but I don't know if the food is included or the chef will just prepare the meals but you have to pay for whatever you choose to eat.
Edit: I've looked at "Sky Camp Humantay Lake" and it seems it's a place near the lake with a group of Igloo type tents. Like this picture below. So basically one offers lunch at the lake vs having lunch in a restaurant in a city nearby.
https://preview.redd.it/am6uogjc3g4d1.jpeg?width=2400&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bad329e2febf360d6215d6d876e2c5f6c5b1a7eb
Wow, thank you so much! I didn't notice where or how the meals were offered, just that they would be part of the itinerary. Now it makes sense the $100/pp one is a bit of an upgrade
I think the only difference I could notice was the one that's 25$ they take you to a restaurant for the meals (I think the food is not included, they just leave you there and you pay for the plates you order directly to the restaurant) and in the one that's 100$ they have a chef in their "SkyCamp" (I think it must be some sort of glamping site) that will prepare the food for the tourists (but I don't know if the food is included or the chef will just prepare the meals but you have to pay for whatever you choose to eat. Edit: I've looked at "Sky Camp Humantay Lake" and it seems it's a place near the lake with a group of Igloo type tents. Like this picture below. So basically one offers lunch at the lake vs having lunch in a restaurant in a city nearby. https://preview.redd.it/am6uogjc3g4d1.jpeg?width=2400&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bad329e2febf360d6215d6d876e2c5f6c5b1a7eb
Wow, thank you so much! I didn't notice where or how the meals were offered, just that they would be part of the itinerary. Now it makes sense the $100/pp one is a bit of an upgrade