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Peru combines historic cities, living cultures and exceptionally diverse geography. A single journey can follow the Pacific coast, explore Inca sites, cross the altiplano and navigate Amazonian rivers.
Private ceremony
Andean circuit
Amazon and Andes
Complete Cusco
Cusco getaway
Coast and adventure
Exclusive circuit
Exclusive jungle
Private circuit
VIP circuit
Grand tour
Peru essentials
Andean adventure
Amazon lodge
The best season depends on your route. The Andes are generally drier from May to October, while the coast and Amazon follow different patterns. Plan around the regions you intend to visit.
Temperatures change dramatically between coast, highlands and rainforest. Pack adaptable layers, sun protection and rain gear, and allow acclimatisation time above 3,000 metres.
Eight to fourteen days allow several destinations at a reasonable pace. For a shorter journey, focus on one or two regions and avoid taking a flight or overnight bus every day. Lima is the main international gateway. Domestic flights and buses connect the regions, but distances are large and connection buffers are important.
Lima, Cusco and Machu Picchu form a classic route; Arequipa, Puno, Paracas, Ica and the Amazon expand it with archaeology, nature and cuisine. Every region deserves sufficient time.
The best season depends on your route. The Andes are generally drier from May to October, while the coast and Amazon follow different patterns. Plan around the regions you intend to visit.
Temperatures change dramatically between coast, highlands and rainforest. Pack adaptable layers, sun protection and rain gear, and allow acclimatisation time above 3,000 metres.
Eight to fourteen days allow several destinations at a reasonable pace. For a shorter journey, focus on one or two regions and avoid taking a flight or overnight bus every day.
Lima is the main international gateway. Domestic flights and buses connect the regions, but distances are large and connection buffers are important.
Peru combines historic cities, living cultures and exceptionally diverse geography. A single journey can follow the Pacific coast, explore Inca sites, cross the altiplano and navigate Amazonian rivers.
Lima, Cusco and Machu Picchu form a classic route; Arequipa, Puno, Paracas, Ica and the Amazon expand it with archaeology, nature and cuisine. Every region deserves sufficient time.
The best season depends on your route. The Andes are generally drier from May to October, while the coast and Amazon follow different patterns. Plan around the regions you intend to visit. Temperatures change dramatically between coast, highlands and rainforest. Pack adaptable layers, sun protection and rain gear, and allow acclimatisation time above 3,000 metres.
Eight to fourteen days allow several destinations at a reasonable pace. For a shorter journey, focus on one or two regions and avoid taking a flight or overnight bus every day. Lima is the main international gateway. Domestic flights and buses connect the regions, but distances are large and connection buffers are important.
Puno
Arequipa
Paracas
Ica
Cusco
Lima
Machu Picchu
Amazon