Visit the must-see highlights then discover little-known attractions most tourists never hear about.
All-inclusive comfort
Get more value with all-inclusive trips featuring top-rated restaurants and hotels.
Small Group Size
Typically featuring a modest group of a dozen like-minded travelers, we have a maximum threshold of 16-18 in order to ensure that extra personal attention.
Tour Leaders
Simply the best in the business, our leaders exude professionalism, knowledge, and enthusiasm.
Larco Museum, Lima ●
Exploring Urubamba, "Sacred Valley of the Incas" ●
Mysterious Machu Picchu-a must see! ●
Scenic 'Vistadome' train to Cuzco ●
Beautiful, ancient Cuzco
Larco Museum, Lima ● Exploring Urubamba, "Sacred Valley of the Incas" ● Mysterious Machu Picchu-a must see! ● Scenic 'Vistadome' train to Cuzco ● Beautiful, ancient Cuzco ● Peruvian Amazon jungle experience
Gold Museum, Lima ●
Scenic Nazca Lines overflight ●
Mysterious Machu Picchu-a must see! ●
Exploring the "Sacred Valley of the Incas" ●
Scenic 'vistadome' train to Cuzco ●
Beautiful, ancient Cuzco
Mysterious Machu Picchu-a must see! ●
Exploring Cuzco and the "Sacred Valley of the Incas" ●
Colourful Chinchero & Pisac markets ●
The Floating Islands of Puno ●
Sacred island of the Sun
Scenic Nazca Lines overflight ●
Mysterious Machu Picchu-a must see! ●
Exploring Cuzco and the "Sacred Valley of the Incas" ●
The Floating Islands of Puno ●
Sacred islands of the Sun and Moon
Guided Amazon adventure ●
Famed 'Avenue of Volcanoes' ●
Mysterious Machu Picchu - a must see! ●
Scenic 'Vistadome' train ●
The Floating Islands of Puno ●
Sacred island of the Sun
The soaring Andes Mountains, the mighty Amazon Rainforest, world-class trekking and crumbling Inca ruins. Peru offers a wild and rewarding travel adventure. The country’s star attraction is the epic citadel of Machu Picchu, but there’s much more to discover. On our small group Peru tours, you can hike through dense tropical jungles, visit the desert oasis of Ica, meander the cobblestone streets of Cusco and soak in the hot springs of Agua Calientes.
Regarded as the culinary capital of Latin America, Peru is also a food lover’s paradise. Sample traditional dishes dating back to the Incas and dig into contemporary fusion food inspired by the flavours of Europe, Africa and Asia.
Our leaders exude professionalism, knowledge, and enthusiasm.
Tour Leaders for Peru Tours
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time to visit Peru?
The best time of year to visit Peru is during its dry season (May-October), especially if you plan to trek to Machu Picchu. At this time of year, you can expect sunny days and crisp blue skies, but the nights are chilly so be sure to pack accordingly. The warmest weather is during summer (December – March), however, this is Peru’s wettest season and there are frequent heavy showers.
Do you need a visa to travel to Peru?
Citizens of the US, Canada, the EU, Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, and the UK and Ireland do not require a visa to travel to Peru for stays of up to 183 days.
Is Peru safe?
Peru is considered a generally safe country for tourists. The main issues to be aware of are theft, bag snatching and pick-pocketing, all of which are common. While violent crime is rare, muggings do also happen. Travellers are advised to be especially vigilant in busy cities (including Lima), tourist hotspots and on public transport.
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