Things to do in Peru

Tour of Machu Picchu

Your tour of Machu Picchu will incorporate the Temple of the Sun, the Royal Tomb and the Intihuatana.

Day hike (KM 104 Trail) to Machu Picchu

A trek from the Sacred Valley to Machu Picchu, arriving at the Inti Punku Sun Gate for an unforgettable view of Machu Picchu.

Ride the Andean Explorer

Puno is the place to board the Andean Explorer train to Cuzco. This spectacular rail journey, on a comfortable train with restaurant, bar and viewing carriage, takes about 10 hours.

Písac Market and Ruins

In the small colonial village of Písac, spend the morning exploring the colourful Indian market, with its wide variety of textiles and ceramics.

Moray, Maras & Ollantaytambo

Visit the Maras salt pans, the experimental agricultural terraces of Moray and the remnants of Ollantaytambo, once an important Inca administrative centre.

Lima City Tour

This tour of the Peruvian capital includes the "Huaca Pucllana" archaeological site and the historical centre including the Plaza de Armas where you can see the blue and scarlet suited guards outside the Presidential Palace.

Climb Condors Cross

Condor’s Cross is situated on top of one of the steepest sides of the Colca Canyon. It is in these forested slopes that the families of condors nest, and you are more than likely to see several take to the air and glide on the thermals.

White water rafting on the Urubamba

Today will take you above Cuzco to the Chuquicahuana section of the Urubamba River to raft on class III-IV rapids. Here the river is much cleaner and more fun than in the lower sections, and no previous experience is necessary.

Chinchero Market & Ruins

During your day of exploration, you visit the colourful local market in the town of Chinchero. This is one of the most traditional markets in all of South America, and you will be surrounded by locals in their traditional dress all buying and selling their produce.

Cuzco City Tour

A half-day tour of the city and nearby Inca ruins begins at Koricancha, which was the Inca’s sumptuous Temple of Sun before becoming the Spaniard’s Santo Domingo church.

Huchuy Qosqo Trek

The trail takes you through small hamlets and affords stunning views of the Sacred Valley and Písac below. The trail climbs steadily to a pass at 4,200 m, beyond which you will descend to a beautiful canyon, where a picnic lunch is served.

Arequipa City Tour

This tour concentrates on the beautiful Santa Catalina Convent, a walled colonial town within a city. Opened to the public in 1970 after four centuries of secrecy, the remaining nuns have moved to a private corner of the convent allowing visitors to wander through the peaceful cobbled streets.

Ballestas Islands Excursion

From your hotel you go to the jetty to get a boat to the Ballestas Islands, a half hour or so boat trip from the mainland. These islands are inhabited by boobies, pelicans, sea lions and penguins.

Mountain Biking Excursion

This incredibly scenic ride starts in the Andean highlands around Chinchero (3,727 m) and ends beside the Urubamba River in the Sacred Valley of the Incas. You cycle amid traditional Andean communities where the way of life has changed very little since the Spanish arrived nearly 500 years ago.

Huacas de Sol y Luna

A private half day tour of the sacred tombs of the Sun and the Moon.

Kuelap Excursion

Situated 9,843 feet above sea level, three miles from Tingo and approximately one hour from Chachapoyas, Kuelap is made up of hundreds of round stone houses and was not discovered until 1843.

Chan Chan ruins

You will be collected from your hotel and taken to the fascinating Chan Chan adobe ruins along with a visit to Huanchaco beach village.

Taquile & Uros Islands Tour

Take to the blue waters of Lake Titicaca for a taste of life as it was pre-Conquest. Enjoy the ride as your motorboat takes you to the serene Taquile Island, an island of 1 km by 7 km that has been inhabited for over 10,000 years.

Sipan & the Royal Tombs of Sipan Museum

Built by the Mochica culture (200 to 600 AD) this is where the tomb of the Lord of Sipan was discovered. The gold-laden tomb is considered to be the richest and one of the most important archaeological discoveries in the last 30 years in the Americas.

Chan Chan & Huacas de Sol y Luna

A full day guided tour of the two principal ruins of the region. Chan Chan was the capital city of the Chimu Empire and during your visit to this enormous complex your guide will explain the two local legends behind their culture.

Revash & the Leimebamba Museum

Near the town of Santo Tomas de Quillay are located a group of burial buildings in the mountains. The walls are composed of small stones set in mud mortar, plastered and painted in shades of cream and red.

Tucume Pyramids Excursion

The Tucume pyramids are fascinating pyramids, situated 45 km to the north of Chiclayo, standing proud in the deserted region of northern Peru.