DISCOVER OUR BEST PERU TRAVEL DESTINATIONS

Peru is a country with many resources, places, magical towns and traditions that are maintained today. Although, many travelers come to visit South America, Peru is a jewel for the wide range of gastronomy, culture and architecture.

Peru, from its coasts through the mountains and jungle, has places that will surprise you. Cradle of the Inca culture, you can still visit Machu Picchu, one of the last Inca citadels that are located in this region. The city of Cusco is another example of Inca architecture that today mixes with the colonial architecture that make this city unique.

Our experiences are designed with a rhythm that allows our travelers to enjoy at their own pace. Our guides will complement your experience with a local touch.

CUSCO

Machu Picchu

LIMA

Food Capital

ICA

Paracas & Nazca Lines

PUNO

Titicaca Lake

AREQUIPA

Colca Canyon

TAMBOPATA

National Reserve

CUSCO – MACHU PICCHU

Known as the Capital of the Inca Empire, Cusco was the most important city in Inca times. Today it concentrates magical streets, palaces and Inca temples. The mix of architecture, history and its people invite you to get lost in this city.

This city is located in one of the valleys of the South American mountain chain and is the gateway to the famous Machu Picchu, the city is located on the heights and is one of the cities with the most history, architecture and traditions in Peru.
Let yourself be enveloped by its streets, food and culture; our guides will be happy to explain the reason for the charm of this beautiful city.

What to do:

Exploring the city
walking tour
cooking class
chocolate workshops
Visit the Sacred Valley
Visit Machu Picchu
Vinicunca – The Rainbow Mountain
Inca Trail
Share with communities

When to go?

Cusco is great all year, however the best time to come is from April to October, and December.

LIMA – FOOD CAPITAL

Lima was founded in 1535 by the Spanish conquistador Francisco Pizarro, it was considered the “City of Kings”, and today it is considered one of the main culinary capitals of the world. Through its streets you can still see the mixture of colonial structures, pre-Columbian sites and modern designs that make this city one of the most contrasting cities in Perú.

Located on the desert coast of Peru, the Lima of yesteryear was the birthplace of some of the great artists, composers and writers of the time, since then Lima has attracted the attention of many people who were looking for opportunities, which is why today it is a city full of nuances. This combination is a sample of the culinary offer that can be found in this city. Home of many of the best restaurants in the world, Lima invites you to enjoy the different colors and flavors of Peruvian food.

Our guides, more than proud of their culture, will take you through some of the museums, squares and mansions that are a very good first impression of what you will see in Peru.

What to do:

- Food tour
- Larco Museum
- City tour
- Exploring the City
- Paragliding
- Pachacamac – A first taste of Peru history

When to go:

- Lima is great all year, however the best time to come is from November to May.

ICA – PARACAS – NAZCA LINES

Located on the southern Pacific coast, Paracas and Nazca were the cradle of cultures that shaped what is now known as one of the most important cultures in South America, the Nazca Culture was a culture that developed in the valleys of the current department from Ica. An impressive example of this culture is the famous Nazca Lines, which can be seen from a flyover.

For its part, Paracas is a destination that perfectly complements the rich history of this region, in the region is one of the places with the greatest diversity of fauna, the Ballestas Islands are a small sample of evolutionary theories that can be appreciated in greater depth in the Galapagos Islands. Being a complete destination, you can also enjoy a tour of the dunes located around the Huacachina, a mirror of water located in the middle of this coastal desert.

You can complement your visit to Machu Picchu with a brief visit to this place, our guides will be happy to show you this wonderful region.

What to do:

Overflight to the Nazca Lines
Trips to the Ballestas Islands
Buggies in the Huacachina Dunes
Relaxation and luxury
Visit to archaeological sites
Visit to vineyards – Pisco tasting

When to Go:

This is a destination to visit all year round, and it can be done from one day or also if you have 3 or more days.

PUNO – TITICACA LAKE

The city of Puno is located in the southern part of Peru, known as the Capital of Peruvian Folklore, this city is located on the shores of the highest navigable lake in the world. Lake Titicaca is a very important space for the civilizations that are developing today.

The blue-sky contrasts perfectly with the extension of its calm waters, it is easy to understand why it became a sacred place. Today it is home to societies that found their way of life in the lake. The Uros Islands is an example of the adaptation of the inhabitants of this area, it is a set of floating islands made of reeds.

The other Natural Island that stands out for its natural beauty and impressive culture is the Island of Taquile, whose inhabitants still preserve their customs of yesteryear. Your visit to Peru can be perfectly complemented with a visit to Puno, talk to your designer to add this region.

What to do:

Visits to the Floating Islands of Uros and Taquile
Share with communities
Kayaking
Cross over to the Bolivian shores

When to Go:

This is a destination to visit all year round, and it can be done from one day or also if you have 3 or more days.

AREQUIPA – COLCA CANYON

Nicknamed “The White City” due to the material used in most of the city’s constructions, Arequipa is a picturesque city in southern Peru. Its architecture and streets make this city unique. One of the most outstanding places is the convent of Santa Catalina, an old monastery located in the center of the city, inside which the different elements of life in the convent in the past are still preserved.

Later you can go to the Colca Canyon, classified as one of the deepest in the world, this canyon is home to many picturesque towns that today are open to receive travelers from all over the world. Also, from this place you can observe the majestic flight of one of the largest birds in the world, it is the Andean condor, whose magnificent flight is one of the most impressive natural spectacles in the world.

Talk to your designer to include an extension of your trip to Peru to this region.

What to do:

Explore museums
Walk on the city
Visit the Colca Canyon
Share with communities

When to Go:

This is a destination to visit all year round, and it can be done from one day or also if you have 3 or more days.

MADRE DE DIOS – TAMBOPATA NATIONAL RESERVE

The Amazon region of Peru, called Madre de Dios, is located in the southeastern part of the country, just north of Lake Titicaca, and is home to the pristine Tambopata National Reserve. This area of the Amazon is one of the most accessible areas by flight from the city of Lima.

The Tambopata National Reserve is one of the last places that still preserves its nature intact, with little human interference in this region made this place perfect for the development of a unique ecosystem in the world, with the presence of innumerable samples of flora and fauna among them highlights the presence of hyacinth macaws, monkeys, caiman, giant otters and other amazing wildlife in one of the most biodiverse regions on the planet. Speak to a Travel Designer about including a trip to the Southern Peruvian Amazon in your luxury tour of Peru.

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