Americas · Peru
Peru is built around one unforgettable sunrise — Machu Picchu emerging out of the clouds — and a country of Andean markets, Amazon rainforest, and colonial cities around it. Tell us how you picture the trip and we'll match you with two specialists who each design an itinerary for you to compare, refine, and choose from — free of charge.
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Sample Itineraries
Starting points for your specialists to personalize — not fixed packages.
Cusco → Sacred Valley → Machu Picchu
Lima → Cusco → Amazon Rainforest
Cusco → Inca Trail → Machu Picchu
Things To Do
Machu PicchuSunrise over the citadel, guided ruins tours, and the Inca Trail for hikers.
Sacred ValleyAndean markets, ancient terraces, and small weaving villages.
Amazon RainforestRiverboat lodges, wildlife spotting, and guided jungle canopy walks.
Travel Tips
May through September is the dry season in the Andes and the best time for Machu Picchu and the Inca Trail. The Amazon is warm and humid year-round, with a drier stretch from June to October.
Permits are limited and often sell out 3–6 months ahead during peak season (May–September). Your specialist will secure permits early once your dates are set, or suggest an alternate trek if the trail is full.
Cusco sits above 11,000 feet, so mild altitude symptoms are common for the first day or two. Your specialist can build in an acclimatization day and share simple tips to help you adjust.
Most custom itineraries run 8–12 days. A week covers Cusco, the Sacred Valley, and Machu Picchu; ten days or more lets you add Lima or the Amazon.
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