
1 / 1012-Day Peru Ideal Travel Package
About this activity
This 12-day journey spans Peru's most iconic landmarks, from Lima's colonial heritage to Machu Picchu's ancient peaks. You'll experience coastal wildlife, pre-Columbian mysteries, high-altitude lakes, and Andean culture across five regions, combining guided sightseeing with local food and natural wonders.
Perú, what a wonderful place to explore!
Come and visit this amazing South American country, full of culture and history. Start your trip in Lima, the Peru´s capital city and discover incredible museums and beautiful historic center.
Enjoy the Ballestas Islands in Paracas and the mysterious Nazca Lines. Arequipa and its volcanoes around will leave you speechless and admire the fantastic landscapes of Lake Titicaca in Puno.
To end this unique tour, you will visit Cusco and the magic citadel of Machu Picchu.
Peru has a lot to offer!
Highlights
- ✓Ballestas Islands boat tour to see sea lions, penguins, and marine birds
- ✓Nazca Lines aerial or ground viewing of ancient geoglyphs
- ✓Arequipa's colonial architecture and nearby volcanic landscapes
- ✓Lake Titicaca in Puno with traditional island communities
- ✓Machu Picchu guided exploration and Cusco's Sacred Valley
- ✓Lima food culture and world-class museums
Insider tips
- ★Acclimatize in Lima (sea level) for 1–2 days before heading to high-altitude regions; altitude sickness is common above 3,400 m
- ★Book Machu Picchu entry and train tickets in advance—slots fill quickly, especially June–August
- ★Bring layers: Andean temperatures swing 20°C+ between sun and shade, and nights are cold year-round in the highlands
- ★Negotiate transport with local guides in Puno and Cusco for better rates on private excursions
Good to know
- •Includes multiple bus/minivan transfers between cities; journeys range 6–12 hours, often overnight
- •Boat tours (Ballestas Islands, Lake Titicaca) operate year-round but rougher seas June–September
- •Most meals are guided group experiences; dietary restrictions should be communicated in advance
- •Machu Picchu requires moderate fitness (3–4 hours hiking); stairs are steep and oxygen is thin at 2,430 m elevation
- •Yellow fever vaccination recommended for jungle regions; consult your doctor
Who it's for
Best time to visit
May to September (dry season) offers clear skies, minimal rain, and optimal Machu Picchu visibility; expect larger crowds and peak prices. April and October are shoulder months with fewer tourists and warm days, though afternoon rain is possible.











