ABOUT TRAVEL PACKAGES

Our Travel Packages are designed to show you the rich history and beautiful landscape of Peru. These packages combine several different tours to show you the amazing beauty of Peru in a short period of time. The seven day travel packages journey to places including Lima, Cusco, Machu Picchu, The Sacred Valley, Nasca Lines, Arequipa, Colca Valley, and Colca Canyon. The 22 day travel package travels to all the places listed above and Manu National Park, Puerto Maldonado, the Inca Trail, Puno, and Lake Titicaca. Below is a detailed description of the places listed above.
If the travel packages do not include the combination of places you would like to see while you are visiting our country we will customize a travel package to fit your needs. Just send us an email with the places you would like to visit in Peru and we will customize an itinerary which incorporates all the cities and sites you would like to visit while you are in Peru.

Our Package includes the following Places:

Machu Picchu

This sight does not need a real introduction, since it's one of the most famous attractions in Peru, South America and the world at large. Not known to the outside world until about 100 years ago, when it was rediscovered by Hiram Bingham, this former Inca city can only be reached by train or by a multi day hike on the Inca Trail.

Colca Canyon

The Colca Canyon is a very spectacular landscape in the south of Peru and although it can be done as a daytrip from Arequipa, it needs at least several days to explore, both by car and on foot. The deepest canyon reaches a depth of over 3000 meters and travelling to the canyon will mean you have to travel by car up to 4800 meters. This can be literally a breathtaking experience. You will be rewarded with magnificent views and great wildlife, like vicunas (wild relative of llama and alpaca) and the mighty Andean condor. For the adventurous types there are multiple day hikes, with camping en route.

Manu National Park

Manú National Park is a very large park and is located in the south of Peru, north of the city of Cuzco. The park ranges in elevation from 150 to 4200 m above sea-level, meaning high biological diversity in this area and is therefore on the UNESCO World Heritage list. Over 850 species of birds call this park home and species like the giant otter and the giant armadillo also live in this great park. Even jaguars are often sighted in the park. The park is most easliy reached by a 45 minute flight from Cusco.

Nazca Lines

The Nazca Lines are located in the south of Peru, about 400 kilometers south of the capital Lima and represent one of those almost unearthy experience you can have on our planet when you fly above them. You will discover lots of carvings on the ground representing living creatures, stylized plants and imaginary beings, as well as geometric figures several kilometres long. They were probably created some 1500 to 2500 years ago.

Historical cities

The historical cities of Lima and Arequipa are both on the Unesco list and represent one of the finest examples of colonial building styles in the country. Arequipa is one of the most favorites cities amongst travellers in Peru with its integration of European and native building techniques and characteristics.

Cuzco and the Sacred Valley

If you are into Inca culture and history the city of Cuzco and the nearby Sacred Valley is the place to be, with small cities like Ollantantaybo and Pisac.

Puno and Lake Titicaca

Although Puno itself is not of particular interest, it is a perfect base to explore Lake Titicaca and its islands, including the floating Uros islands. Although the latter ones are relatively touristy it nevertheless is worth visiting. Other islands including the Isla del Sol, Isla Amantani and Isla Taquile