Eight ways into the country. Choose the area that fits your travelers and we build the journey from there.
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Trekking & Walking
Walk Peru’s Andean trails, from the Inca Trail and Lares Valley to Salkantay and the Cordillera Blanca. Shape each route around acclimatization, ability and time for the landscapes and communities along the way.
Explore Peru through its kitchens: Lima’s markets and ceviche, Arequipa’s picanterías, Andean ingredients and northern coastal seafood. Meet producers, cook with local hosts and discover how coast, mountains and Amazon shape the table.
Slow down in the Sacred Valley, unwind beside the Pacific or find a quieter rhythm in the Andes. Combine gentle walks, restorative stays and thoughtfully arranged wellness experiences with time to simply be in the landscape.
Meet the people who keep Peru’s traditions alive. Explore weaving in the Andes, textile heritage on Lake Titicaca and everyday neighborhood life in Lima, through respectful encounters arranged with local hosts.
Trace Peru’s past from Caral and the Moche coast to Chan Chan, Kuélap and the Inca sites of Cusco and Machu Picchu. Expert local interpretation connects extraordinary archaeology with the living country around it.
Find adventure between the desert, mountains and coast: sandboard near Huacachina, explore Sacred Valley cycling routes or paddle on Lake Titicaca. Match the activity, conditions and level of challenge to each traveler.
Discover Peru’s biodiversity along the Amazon rivers near Iquitos, in the forests of Tambopata and on the coast at Paracas. Naturalist-led outings reveal birds, forest life and marine ecosystems without promising wildlife sightings.
Experience the country’s living calendar: Inti Raymi in Cusco, the Virgen de la Candelaria in Puno, Marinera traditions in Trujillo and regional celebrations. Plan around local dates, community context and respectful participation.