PERU
The trips worth crossing Peru for.
The 8 most popular 3-hour experiences in Peru. The ones travellers rate highest, with prices, how long they take and who runs them.
Ride calm horses from a ranch to the Temple of the Moon near Cusco for big Andes views and Incan-era storytelling with a small group guide.
Most Popular“What a wonderful experience. Alex navigated us through the city well and then Holgar gave us a great tour. Everything felt organzied and safe. Great family run company. The horses were well trained and calm.”
A 3-hour guided boat trip from Puno to the Uros floating reed islands, with time on two islands and optional reed-boat ride.
A small-group 3-hour Barranco food walk in Lima with 4-5 iconic stops, 6-8 dishes, and a smart mix of Criollo, Nikkei, and Chifa.
“I was really looking forward to this tour but unfortunately it was cancelled by the tour company on the day of the tour. I am still waiting for my refund.”
Private 2-3 hour Iquitos tour: Belen Market, jungle finds and traditional medicine, then a boat ride to the Floating City over water.
A private 3-hour Machu Picchu guided tour with route choices, a licensed guide, and smart timing from Aguas Calientes.
Cusco 3-hour cooking class with Central Market stop, ceviche, lomo saltado or aji de gallina, pisco sour, chocolate fondue.
Congata Rover is a 3-hour, 30 km Arequipa cycling loop with an English guide, countryside views, and optional off-road effort.
3-hour trek to Laguna 69 from Huaraz for Cordillera Blanca views, quick lake time, and optional lunch at 4,620 m.
“The walk was very good. The bad thing is that you didn't pick me up at the hotel nor did you leave me at the hotel on the way back... which is what you had indicated. I think it's not a walk for everyone and the schedule should be respected.”
From the Inca heartland to the coast and the cloud forest, and every way to reach it.
