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Arequipa

Built mostly from white volcanic rock, the ‘white city’ has panoramic views of the majestic Andes mountains. Be sure to visit the Santa Catalina Convent, and wander its winding, atmospheric alley ways.

Ausangate Trekking

Walk in the footsteps of Peru’s ancient civilisations across ever-changing landscapes until you reach the mighty Ausugate mountain. Known as rainbow mountain due to its unusual colourful, striped clay earth.

Chachapoyas

Chachapoyas, or the ‘Warriors of the Clouds’ as they were once known, lived high up in the Andean cloud forests. Today you can discover the fascinating Kuelap fortress, famous for its circular architecture.

Choquequirao

Venture off the beaten track for a taste of the Incan Empire away from the crowds. Meaning ‘Cradle of Gold’ in Quechuan it’s thought to be an Ican religious centre.

Cusco

A charming, quaint city with an exceptionally rich and diverse history. Wander cobbled lanes, visit the imposing cathedral and sit back and relax on a terrace overlooking the bustling Plaza de Armas.

Lake Titicaca

The world's highest navigable lake, where azure waters seem to touch the cloudless sky. Meet locals who live on reed islands and birdwatch as evening sets in, before retiring to your lakeside hotel.

Lares Trail

With high passes and incan steps to descend, the Lares trek can be challenging. However, coupled with the beauty of the Sacred Valley and the many meaningful cultural connections to be had - it’s one of our favourite routes.

Lima

Cosmopolitan Lima is the place to be for gourmet food, energetic markets, great hotels and captivating sightseeing. Pay a visit to the Larco Museum for an oasis of calm within charming, colourful gardens.

Luxury train journeys in Peru

Peru’s fleet of stylish trains are the perfect way to explore the country; from Machu Picchu and Cusco, across to the vast waters of Lake Titicaca and then onto the high Andes for Arequipa and the Colca Canyon.

Machu Picchu

Ancient Incan ruins, perched high in the cloud forest and only accessible by train or on foot. These impressive ruins give visitors a fascinating insight into the Incan Empire.

Manu Amazon Biosphere

Considered one of Latin America’s most important natural wildernesses. Crammed with over 1000 species of bird, 200 species of mammal and tens of thousands of flowering plants.

Northern Peru Amazon Cruises

Cruise down the rivers and waterways of the mighty Peruvian Amazon. Keep a lookout for pink dolphins and flocks of rawkus scarlet macaws.

Paracas and Nazca

Delve into the mystery of the Nazca lines before soaking up the natural wonders of the Ballestas Islands. Adventure on speed boat from Paracas and uncover Peru's answer to the Galapagos Islands.

Sacred Valley

Steeped in history and ancient ruins. A place for adventurers who want to hike, bike or horse ride across winding village tracks with the imposing Andes mountains all around.

Salkantay - Lodge to Lodge

An epic 7 day trek across Peru’s breathtaking landscapes; pass by glaciers, fields of otherworldly boulders shrouded in fog, lush wooded areas, intriguing archeological sites and charming traditional villages.

Southern Peruvian Amazon

Home to the pristine Tambopata National Reserve, this is a wildlife lover's dream. Uncover nocturnal creatures on night time walks and visit tree top lookouts and canopy walkways.

The Inca Trail

A beautiful trail across the Andes ending at Machu Picchu’s Sun Gate, before the site has opened to the public and just as the sun rises. The mists clear and reveal the wondrous ancient ruins.

The Northern Beaches

Where the arid desert landscapes of Northern Peru meet the Pacific Ocean you’ll find a collection of chic beach hangouts and a paradise for surfers and kitesurfers.

Trujillo and Chiclayo

The impressive pre-Columbian archaeological sites in this region are not to be missed. Vast adobe complexes and ornate pyramids, tombs and several engaging museums.