PERU
From trekking the Andes to Machu Picchu to gliding past floating reed islands on Lake Titicaca, Peru offers a trip as culturally rich as it is visually stunning.
Beyond the ancient ruins and living history, Peru also delivers a genuinely sophisticated side — vibrant modern cities and a food scene now considered among the finest in the world.
Must-Sees
Machu Picchu
The "Lost City" is one of the most extraordinary architectural achievements on Earth. See our dedicated Machu Picchu page for the full experience, including our signature lodge-to-lodge trek.
Lake Titicaca
The largest lake in South America and the highest navigable body of water in the world, Titicaca is as fascinating as it is beautiful. The lake is home to the Uros people, who live on floating islands built entirely of woven reeds — a genuinely unique place to visit.
Lima
The region's capital for centuries, Lima has grown into a sophisticated coastal metropolis, home to a culinary scene now recognized among the best in the world. Its historic district offers colonial charm, while modern skyscrapers and dramatic seaside cliffs round out a city of real contrasts.
Cusco
Once the capital of the Inca Empire, Cusco was named a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1983 in recognition of both its Incan and colonial heritage. Its striking architecture pairs beautifully with the natural beauty surrounding it — genuinely the best of both worlds.
Unique Sites
Sky Lodge
One of the most singular ways to experience the Peruvian Andes: transparent capsules suspended directly on a mountainside, offering a 300-degree view of the peaks around the clock. Not for the faint of heart, but an experience unlike anywhere else in the world.
Cordillera Blanca
The "White Mountains" form the highest tropical mountain range on the planet, permanently dusted in snow and towering over some of the Andes' most beautiful valleys.
Nazca Lines
One of the world's more enduring mysteries, these enormous geoglyphs etched into the desert floor remain only partially understood today. See them for yourself, and draw your own conclusions.
Huacachina
This oasis town, built around a small lagoon amid towering sand dunes, is a magnet for adventure — sandboarding, dune buggying, or simply watching the sun set over the dunes.
Activities in Peru
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Multi-day trekking to Machu Picchu
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Boat excursions on Lake Titicaca
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Culinary tours and private dining in Lima
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Guided history tours of Cusco
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Sandboarding and dune buggying in Huacachina
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Scenic flights over the Nazca Lines
