Packages in Perú

Travel to Peru and experience ancient ruins, ancient traditions, and ancient jungle! Plan your Peru tour to trek the Inca Trail, wonder the charming Cusco markets, and explore the steamy Amazon rainforest. If Machu Picchu tours sound too arduous on foot, no problem! You can also do Machu Picchu travel by train. These Peru tours present the dramatic visage of the Inca ruins and the friendly faces of the Inca descendants. You’ll be confronted with exotic flora and fauna in the verdant cloud forest, as well as the snowcapped mountains that tower like the ancients of old over the Sacred Valley. Your Peru travel experience will illuminate the dynamic culture, history, and landscape of the Andes and Amazon

The Best Tour Packages in Peru

Here we will give you the best tour packages for your Peruvian adventure. All can be customized to suit your dates and wishes.

Machu Picchu Package

Start your journey in the Imperial City of Cusco, before ending this epic adventure with a climatic finish in the Sacred Citadel of the Incas, the great Machu Picchu. Our trip begins in the former capital city of the Inca Empire, Cusco. We explore the rich history and architectural marvels that the city still has to offer, visiting places like Sacsayhuaman and the temple of Coricancha. Passing through the Sacred Valley, the heart of the Inca Empire and an agricultural treasure. Join us in our exploration of its many ancient archeological sites, as we immerse ourselves in their exotic indigenous culture. Culminate your tour in the world-famous UNESCO world heritage site, the historic Citadel of Machu Picchu.

Cusco, the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu

Explore the wonderful historical city of Cusco and observe the magnificent colonial temples that were built on the ruins of the Inca foundations. This tour package will take you through the lush green Sacred Valley and archaeological site of Ollantaytambo before arriving at the wonderful Inca city of Machu Picchu. Spend the night at the gateway town of Aguas Calientes and absorb the spectacular scenery of Machu Picchu in all its resplendent glory.

The Machu Picchu & Rainbow Mountain Tour

The Machu Picchu & Rainbow Mountain Tour Package itinerary is perfect for those who want both ancient Inca history and a bit of outdoor adventure! Visit 2 of the most popular destinations in Peru with the added extra of a comprehensive tour of the Sacred Valley.

In the Sacred Valley you visit the extensive archeological area in Pisac, the fascinating sites at Moray and Salt mines at Maras, then Ollantaytambo, on your way to Machu Picchu. Get up early to be the first to see the sunrise over Machu Picchu, before traveling back to Cusco to get ready for yet another thrilling day. On the last day, Rainbow Mountain will be unlike anything you have ever seen.

Short Inca Trail and Rainbow Mountain Trek

This fantastic Short Inca Trail & Rainbow Mountain Trek Package covers the last section of the Classic Inca Trail and takes you into Machu Picchu by walking through the Sun Gate, followed by the amazing trail to the world renowned Rainbow Mountain!

Two amazing trails that take you to two of the most spectacular places in the world, Machu Picchu and Rainbow Mountain. Follow the “Ancient Inca Road” through lush subtropical vegetation, cloud forest, expansive mountain vistas and extraordinary ecological varieties. Enter through the Sun Gate for the most jaw dropping views of Machu Picchu.

On your last day, hike to an amazing and eye-catching Rainbow Mountain. Join the millions that have followed the path to this stunning piece of nature. Both hikes offer added hikes for even further discovery. From Machu Picchu hike to the top of Huayna Picchu Mountain for panoramic view of the citadel and its landscape. Also, venture to Red Valley from Rainbow Mountain to discover Mars right here on earth.

Machu Picchu and Jungle Trip 9 Days

Join the most comprehensive and epic trip around Peru. Explore the ecologic treasure trove that is the Amazon Jungle. Spot unique and endangered species that call the biggest and most bio-diverse jungle in the world, home. Learn the ancient ways of the indigenous tribes of the Amazon, which are some of the oldest tribes in the world. Continue your journey in the Imperial City of Cusco, before ending this epic adventure with a climatic finish in the Sacred Citadel of the Incas, followed by the UNESCO world heritage site of Machu Picchu.

Best Inca Trail to Machu Picchu Packages 9 days

Fully explore the best highlights Cusco has to offer. Our package has adventure, history, intrigue and stunning landscapes. Follow in one of the world´s oldest pilgrimage, the Classic Inca Trail tour. To acclimatize to the altitude, spend time in Cusco before a full day of exploring the heart and home of the Incas, in the Sacred Valley. Peruse the bustling street markets. Immerse yourself in the ancient traditions that the descents of the Incas are still keeping alive. Finally, trek through the South Valley of Cusco to discover the world famous and dazzling Rainbow Mountain.

Combine the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu Package with an extension to the Amazon rainforest to create the perfect two week Peru adventure trip.

FAQs

The very best time to visit Peru is between the months of May and September (Peru’s winter). This is the dry season in the Andes Mountains, therefore it’s the best time to see the most popular sites like Machu Picchu, Cusco and the Inca Trail. The best time to visit coastal Lima is the opposite, between December and April (Peru’s summer). During the summer months you can enjoy Lima’s warm sunshine and avoid the chilly mist and clouds of winter.

Visitors from many developed countries do not need a tourist visa to visit Peru. Peruvian Immigrations will mark your passport upon arrival to Peru with how many days you are permitted to stay, typically 90 days. Remember that your passport must be valid for more than six months after your departure date. To check if you require a visa, on the following link. Do I need a visa?

The primary language spoken throughout Peru is Spanish. Other official languages of Peru are the indigenous languages of Quechua and Aymara, which you will hear more in rural areas. Peruvians in the tourism sector speak enough English to help you get by. Also use a translation app if you need to interact with the locals. It is helpful to learn some basic Spanish before your trip if possible.

Yes, Peru is a safe tourist destination. Violent crime is no more common in Peru than any other tourist destination in the world. Of course, like anywhere, you should exercise caution to avoid petty crime like robbery by keeping your valuables secure and avoiding dark, non touristic places at night. Be aware of your surroundings, know your route and keep your personal items secure and you will be fine.

In Peru, the tap water is not safe to drink. For drinking water, stick to bottled water. Tap water boiled vigorously for a minute or more is also safe for hot beverages. Although if you have a sensitive stomach, maybe you should boil bottled water instead. The tap water is fine for brushing your teeth, just avoid swallowing it.

At Orange Nation we include all transfers in our private vehicles for your convenience. Peru has very well priced trasportation. Its affordable to take a private taxi to almost everywhere, even to the Sacred Valley. Easiest way is for your hotel to book your taxi and pre negotiate the price. However, there are tons of marked taxis that you can just hail for 10 soles or less. When traveling at night, we recommend getting a driving app like in-driver. The buses are not an organized transport system, so its best to stick to taxis or walking if you are exploring the city center.

Yes, and they are plentiful in the major cities. You can step into any BCP, Scotiabank, Interbank, BBVA Continental or others and use their ATM with a $3-$6 fee. The machines at these banks all have options in English. Banks usually have a 400 soles or 200 dollar limit withdraw limit. Ask your tour operator about any ATM´s that could increase this limit. Opt to use an ATM located inside a bank rather than on the street for higher security.

Absolutely! Lima is a very interesting metro area with many things to see. There is a historic central area, a beautiful coastline with 2+ miles of continuous parks, an artsy bohemian district and a world-renowned culinary scene. The neighborhoods of Miraflores, San Isidro or Barronco are safe with an eclectic scene, with a large expat community. Keep in mind that between the months of June and October the city is under constant cloud cover. But, the summer months are pleasant with plenty of sunny days.

Lima is perfectly located to go on any trip throughout Peru. The domestic flights are very well priced and for trips to places like Ica or Paracas, you can easily take a bus.

To get to Machu Picchu first you need to fly into Lima’s Jorge Chavez International Airport. From there, you need to take an hour and a half flight to Cusco. Trail and tours to Machu Picchu usually depart from Cusco or the Sacred Valley. You can take a train which can include a short hike if you you choose. The train leads to Aguas Calientes (Machu Picchu pueblo), where you can take a shuttle bus to the Citadel.

At times travelers opt for a multi-day trek to Machu Picchu like the Lares Trek or Salkantay Trek instead of train. The most popular way to see Machu Picchu is via the Inca Trail. The Inca trail sells out months in advance and you enter the Citadel from the Sun Gate.

Altitude sickness, also known as Acute Mountain Sickness, occurs in 40-50 percent of people who live in low elevation areas traveling to an elevation of 10,000 feet or more. It occurs in 25 percent of people traveling to a destination of 8,000 feet or more. It is a temporary condition characterized by slight headache, shortness of breath when walking, fatigue, minor dizziness and loss of appetite. Symptoms develop between 6 to 24 hours of being at higher elevations, and last one to three days. It is typically mild and no need for alarm.

There are many ways to combat altitude sickness, like drinking lots of water, avoiding heavy and fatty foods, no smoking or drinking alcohol, eating whole grains and veggies and taking it slow the first couple days. Do not begin a challenging hike the first two days at high elevation, start your trek on day three the earliest.

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