Peruvian Andes Tours
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Peruvian Andes
Peru Classic Inca Roadtrip
Non-stop adventure awaits on the 2-week Peru Classic Inca Roadtrip Tour where you’ll find yourself in the driver seat for one of the most unique ways to explore Peru. This self-drive adventure equips you with everything you need to enjoy the road trop of a lifetime as you set out in your campervan to blaze a trail from Lima, all the way to Cusco!
Machu Picchu
Active Adventure Tour in Peru
Active Adventure Tour in Peru immerses you in an authentic experience of Peru’s incredible nature, culture, and history. This guided adventure tour takes you to all the highlights of Peru – a destination in South that’s like no other.
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The Peruvian Andes feature stunning landscapes and rich history. Essential destinations are Cusco, the Inca Empire's core; the Sacred Valley, filled with charming villages and ruins; Arequipa, celebrated for its colonial architecture and near Colca Canyon; and Huaraz, a hub for treks and climbs.
The Peruvian Andes are an adventure hotspot, offering classic treks such as the Inca Trail, Salkantay Trek, and Lares Trek. Beyond trekking, enjoy mountain biking, rock climbing, and whitewater rafting. Delve into ancient ruins and vibrant local markets for a unique cultural encounter.
Timing is essential for visiting the Peruvian Andes. The dry season from May to September is ideal for trekking and outdoor activities, offering clear skies and milder weather. The rainy season from October to April brings lush landscapes but can make trails slippery and less accessible.
- Inca Trail to Machu Picchu: The iconic trek through ancient Incan paths leading to the stunning archaeological site of Machu Picchu.
- Salkantay Trek: A breathtaking journey offering diverse landscapes, from glacial mountains to tropical forests, ending near Machu Picchu.
- Lares Trek: A culturally enriching trek through remote Andean communities, providing insight into the lives of the indigenous people, with a finale at Machu Picchu.
- Colca Canyon Trek: An exploration of one of the world's deepest canyons, featuring opportunities for spotting Andean condors and soaking in hot springs.
- Ausangate Trek: A high-altitude trek circling Ausangate Mountain, known for its dramatic glaciers, colorful alpine lakes, and traditional Quechua culture.
English is commonly spoken in tourist areas and by guides, but less so in rural and remote communities. Basic Spanish will be helpful.
A visit of at least 1 to 2 weeks is recommended to fully explore the diverse landscapes, trekking routes, and cultural sites.
Carry Peruvian soles for small expenses, especially in remote areas. Credit cards are accepted in larger towns and tourist establishments.
Yes, with a variety of activities suitable for families, including cultural tours and gentle hikes. Some high-altitude treks may not be suitable for young children.
The best way to explore is a combination of bus travel for longer distances and trekking or guided tours for local exploration.
Accommodations range from luxury hotels and eco-lodges to basic hostels and camping sites on trekking routes.
The entire region operates on Peru Time (PET), UTC -5.
While cities and some trekking routes can be explored self-guided, remote areas and specific treks require a guide for safety and navigation.
Guided tours are widely available and recommended for most activities, including trekking, cultural tours, and adventure sports.
Access is typically through Cusco for the southern Andes or Huaraz for the northern Andes, both reachable by air from Lima or by bus from various cities.
Major towns include Cusco, Arequipa, Huaraz, and Puno, each offering unique gateways to nearby natural and archaeological sites.
The dry season, from May to September, is ideal for trekking, offering clearer skies and safer trail conditions.
Yes, permits are required for certain treks, including the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu, and should be arranged in advance.
The region is home to diverse wildlife, including condors, llamas, alpacas, and the elusive spectacled bear.
Beyond Machu Picchu, don’t miss the Sacred Valley, Ollantaytambo, and the colonial city of Cusco with its Incan ruins.
Altitude sickness can be a concern; acclimatize by spending a few days at altitude before beginning any strenuous activity, stay hydrated, and consider medication if prone to altitude issues.