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Peru Trips & Tours

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Peru Trips & Tours

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Peru Trips & Tours

Fascinating history, mind-blowing landscapes and world-class eats: the land of the Incas has it all

With a long and winding Pacific Ocean coastline flowing onto chiselled deserts, the Andean highlands and exuberant rainforests, Peru serves up a full taste of everything South America has to offer - and then a dollop more. The country’s dramatic geography makes for equally stunning landscapes, and there's a rich diversity in just about everything from the people, the cultures, the history, the gastronomy and the experiences. From meeting the dwellers of the highest freshwater lake in the world to exploring the deepest canyon in the Americas, exploring the remnants of ancient civilisations to sampling the fusion cuisine of downtown Lima, there's a contrast around every corner. Then, there's the adventure. Dusty sand dunes and majestic peaks are just the tip of the iceberg in this giant country - we're talking navigating the world's longest river, the Amazon, and spotting pink dolphins from a kayak or getting lost in the madness of a street festival. And, if you need more convincing, we have two words for you: Machu Picchu.

Why you'll love your Peru Trips & Tours package

Why you'll love it

There’s a reason Peru is named the “World’s Leading Culinary Destination” over and over (and over!) again: anywhere and everywhere you go, the food will dazzle, from the freshest ceviche to the simple grilled anticuchos on a street corner.

Off the beaten track

Off the beaten track

Peru is a vast country and many visitors follow the same trail - but there’s plenty to discover off the beaten path. Plan ahead and explore hidden mountain villages and less-trodden hiking routes or time your trip to arrive for one of the many folk festivals.

Something to think about

Something to think about

Don't let Machu Picchu steal all the glory - Peru has SO much more to offer! Leave ample time for your visit, enjoy as many places as you can and you’ll end up with a once-in-a-lifetime experience. Take our word for it.

Places to Visit

Where to go in Peru

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Best time to visit

When to go on a Peru Trip

In Peru, aiming for a visit in the dry months - May to October - works well for most destinations. This time of year enjoys the best trekking conditions with no water-logged trails and cooler temperatures so Machu Picchu, the Sacred Valley and areas surrounding Lake Titicaca are definitely on the cards. However, the rest of the world thinks so too and tourist numbers are high, so EARLY booking is crucial. As the year comes to an end, the cloud forests become a flurry of birdlife and orchids. December to March bring the rain and heat to most of Peru, so it's a good time to head to the coast, which enjoys a cooler ocean breeze and pleasant weather. Get to know Lima and explore the desert region of Paracas - and its surreal geoglyphs. Although the Amazon receives high rainfall, it is beautiful at this time of year and there are usually breaks in the showers.
For Machu Picchu and trekking, May to September offers the best conditions, though April and October have fewer crowds and lush landscapes. Avoid the Amazon from November to March due to heavy rains. February is especially wet in the Sacred Valley and Cusco. For Lake Titicaca and Colca Canyon, winter (June to August) can be cold, but it comes with fewer tourists and better rates!"
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