Peru

Festivals mark ancient rites, the urban vanguard fuels innovation and nature bestows splendid diversity, Peru is full of adventures, ancient history, food feast and carnivals with mythical beliefs.

Destination in a Nutshell

1.285 million km²

Area

32.97 million

Populations

Lima

Capital

Quick Facts

Cuy or Guinea pig is a traditional dish eaten during important festivals.
Two-third of the country is covered with Prime Amazon RainForest
Peru’s Huascarán National Park has 27 snow-capped peaks, 6,000 meters above sea levels.
Peru has 1,625 types of orchids.
Lake Titicaca in South Peru is the world’s highest navigable lake, and South America's largest lake.
Currency: Sol
Language: Spanish
Time zone: GMT -5

Best Time to Visit:

Shoulder Season: September and November

Clear sunny days are expected to linger through September. For trekkers and surfers who prefer to have the mountains and beaches with less crowds, this is the best time to go.

High Season: June to August

Best time for Andean and Amazonian adventures as sharp sunlight hits Peru.

Low Season: December to February

Expect summer time fun during these months as it's the best time for beach lovers.
It’s peak season for surfing. For a different coastal experience, experience a boat trip to the mangrove forest.

Encounters

Voyage with Aqua Nera

The ship's 20 roomy Design Suites evoke the calm of the Amazon, while the social areas exhibit tasteful elegance with a dash of drama.

Hiram Bingham Belmond Train

The carriages' glossy wood and brass catch the light as you relax in an armchair and take in the 1920s decor as well as Peru's view.

Andean Explorer Belmond Train

Enjoy the breathtaking sights such as Colca Canyon and Lake Titicaca as it travels from Cusco, to the white city of Arequipa.

Andean Wedding Vow Renewal

Renew your marriage vows with an Arac Masin, an emotional ceremony from the ancient Inca culture.

Hike Ancient Citadel

It's time to lace up your hiking boots, grab your camera, and head out onto the nearby trails as you hike in Machu Pichu.

Peru's National Drink Tour

This is your chance to taste Pisco Sours and enjoy Peru's national drink, a favorite alcoholic beverage called Museo del Pisco.

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All of our programs can also be tailored to match your needs and preferences.