Peru

10 day holiday

Lima, Cuzco, Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu

The Peru Express is a brilliant introduction to the country’s highlights, ideal for those short on time or looking to see Peru’s most iconic sights with ease. The journey begins in Lima, where you explore both the colonial heart and contemporary coastal districts of the capital, with a guided tour and visit to the excellent Larco Museum. From here, you head high into the Andes to the Sacred Valley, a region dotted with traditional markets, ancient ruins, and spectacular scenery. Visits to Pisac, Moray, and Ollantaytambo offer a deeper insight into Inca ingenuity and culture, with the option to meet local communities and try hands-on experiences.

A scenic train ride takes you to the famous Inca citadel of Machu Picchu, where you’ll have a guided tour of this remarkable site nestled between cloud forest-covered peaks. The final days are spent in Cuzco, a city that blends pre-Columbian heritage with Spanish colonial charm. Explore historic landmarks, enjoy the local food scene, or simply take in the atmosphere of its lively plazas and bohemian neighbourhoods. With flexible accommodation and excursion options, the Peru Express is a tailor-made journey that can be adapted to suit your pace and interests.

15 day holiday

Lima, Arequipa, Colca Canyon, Lake Titicaca, Cuzco, Machu Picchu, Sacred Valley

This carefully curated journey through Peru blends the country’s most iconic sights with rich cultural encounters and luxurious travel. Beginning in Lima, explore both colonial architecture and modern neighbourhoods like Miraflores and Barranco. Fly to Arequipa, the ‘White City’, set beneath the watchful eye of El Misti volcano, before travelling into the depths of the Colca Canyon to witness the majestic Andean Condor. The adventure continues to Lake Titicaca, where traditional communities live on the floating reed islands of Uros, and the landscape is framed by the towering Andes.

Boarding the Belmond Andean Explorer, journey in style across the stark beauty of the altiplano to Cuzco, the cultural heart of the former Inca Empire. Stroll its cobbled streets, visit ancient sites such as Sacsayhuaman, and discover the Sacred Valley’s colourful markets and ruins. A scenic train ride brings you to the mystical Machu Picchu, where you’ll explore this extraordinary citadel perched in the clouds. Conclude your holiday in the tranquil Sacred Valley, soaking up more of Peru’s history and natural beauty before heading home.

14 day holiday

Lima, Cuzco, Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu, Paracas, Nazca Lines, Huacachina

This action-packed 13-day journey through Peru blends cultural exploration, breathtaking landscapes, and exciting adventure. Begin in Lima, discovering the vibrant neighbourhoods of Miraflores and Barranco by bike, while sampling local specialities in hidden eateries. From there, fly to Cuzco and descend into the stunning Sacred Valley, where you’ll climb a via ferrata, zipline across vast valleys, paddle across tranquil lakes, and cycle through ancient Inca farmland and salt pans.

The experience intensifies with a memorable trek on the Inca Trail to reach Machu Picchu via the Sun Gate, followed by an overnight stay and deeper exploration of the site. In Cuzco, wander cobbled streets and explore nearby ruins on horseback. Finally, head south to Paracas and Huacachina for a desert finale. Highlights include flying over the mysterious Nazca Lines and dune-bashing with sandboarding in the vast Peruvian desert – before returning to Lima for your flight home.

13 day holiday

Lima, Trujillo, Chiclayo, Gocta Falls, Leymebamba, Kuelap Fortress, Karajia Sarchophagi, Jean

This journey through Northern Peru offers an in-depth look at the region’s lesser-visited ancient sites and the pre-Inca civilisations that once thrived there. Beginning in Lima, you visit the exceptional Larco Museum for a comprehensive overview of Peru’s archaeological past, before flying north to Trujillo in the Moche Valley. Highlights include the impressive Sun and Moon Temples, the vast adobe city of Chan Chan, and the El Brujo complex, where the Lady of Cao was discovered. Continuing to Chiclayo, you explore the famed Tomb of the Lord of Sipán and the pyramid complex of Túcume, showcasing the achievements of the Moche and Lambayeque cultures.

Leaving the coast behind, the itinerary heads into the lush mountain landscapes of the Chachapoyas region. From a base near the Gocta Falls or in the Utcubamba Valley, daily excursions take you to some of Peru’s most remarkable and remote archaeological treasures. You’ll explore the hilltop fortress of Kuélap, the cliffside tombs of Revash, the mummies of Leymebamba, and the towering sarcophagi of Karajía. Walks through cloudforest, local markets, and the tranquil streets of Chachapoyas town add a cultural and scenic dimension to the experience, before returning via Jaén and Lima for your flight back to the UK.

11 day holiday

Cuzco, Lima, Machu Picchu, Ollantaytambo, Huacahuasi, Lares Valley

This itinerary explores some of the Sacred Valley’s less-trodden paths, starting with time in Cuzco to acclimatise and explore its rich Inca and colonial heritage. With a few days to enjoy the city’s atmospheric streets, key archaeological sites, and vibrant artisan neighbourhoods, you’ll be well prepared for the adventure ahead. From there, you set off on the five-day Mountain Lodges of Peru Upper Sacred Valley & Lares Adventure – a flexible lodge-to-lodge trek through the dramatic highlands of the Lares Valley. Each day offers a choice between guided hikes or comfortable vehicle transfers, giving you access to remote weaving communities, stunning alpine scenery, and little-visited Inca ruins.

Throughout the journey, you stay in remote mountain lodges with spectacular Andean views, all while learning about local culture, history, and natural landscapes from expert guides. The route includes visits to the Pisac ruins, the impressive Ollantaytambo fortress, and culminates in the awe-inspiring Machu Picchu. There’s also the opportunity to walk the final stretch of the classic Inca Trail into the citadel itself. With time at the end to relax or further explore Cuzco, this itinerary combines adventure, cultural immersion, and iconic highlights with a more off-the-beaten-path approach.

14 day holiday

Lima, Cuzco, Sacred Valley, Puerto Maldonado, Amazon

This eco-friendly adventure takes you through Peru’s most iconic cultural and natural landmarks, with a strong focus on responsible travel and supporting local communities. Beginning in Lima and the high-altitude city of Cuzco, you explore colonial plazas, Inca ruins, and vibrant artisan quarters before heading into the Sacred Valley. A visit to the remote community of Misminay provides a unique insight into rural Andean life and sustainable tourism initiatives. Continuing on to Machu Picchu, you travel by train to this ancient citadel nestled in the cloud forest, with time to explore both the site and its surrounding scenery while staying in carefully selected, low-impact hotels.

After discovering the cultural heart of the Andes, the journey transitions into the Amazon Rainforest, one of the most biodiverse regions on Earth. Staying at Posada Amazonas, a lodge developed in partnership with the local Infierno community, you enjoy guided experiences such as wildlife spotting at oxbow lakes, canopy towers, and parrot clay licks. The itinerary includes visits to medicinal plant trails and a working farm, offering meaningful insight into local conservation and community efforts. This is an enriching and rewarding holiday that blends adventure, culture, and ecology—ideal for families with older children or anyone seeking a more conscious way to travel.

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