The Peruvian Call
Peru has fascinated travellers for hundreds of years. To many people, it has been a land of mystery and secrets waiting to be discovered. A country that stirs the imagination. Here, ancient empires left their mark in stone, where deep valleys hide lost cities, and snowcapped peaks give way to lush jungles and desert coastlines. From the moment you arrive, Peru wraps you in a mix of culture, colour, and energy that feels both timeless and alive.
Whether you’re drawn by the mystery of Machu Picchu, the flavours of Lima, or the sounds of traditional Andean music echoing through mountain towns, Peru is a country that invites you to slow down, to explore, and to connect.
Discover the Andes: A Journey to Cusco and Machu Picchu
One of the most unforgettable ways to experience Peru is to head into the Andes. Just a short flight from Lima, the ancient Inca capital of Cusco awaits. Located high in the mountains, Cusco is a city of cobbled streets, colonial churches, and vibrant Quechua traditions.
Discover the heart of Peru’s highlands in five days and four nights. After adjusting to the altitude in Cusco and soaking in its charm, travel into the Sacred Valley. This peaceful region is home to traditional villages, colourful markets, and Inca ruins set so dramatically on the Andean hillsides.
From there, the journey continues by train through breathtaking scenery to the foot of Machu Picchu. Rising above the clouds, this iconic citadel is a true wonder of the world. Walking its terraces, temples, and stone stairways is an experience you will never forget.
Machu Picchu for most people, is a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
The tour is short, but rich in moments: sunrise over the Andes, ancient stories told by local tour guides, and quiet mornings in mountain lodges. It’s the perfect blend of history, culture, and adventure – designed to fit easily into a few extra days.
Start in Lima: A Capital Full of Surprises
Before or after your trip to the mountains, spend a little time in Lima. Peru’s capital is a city of contrasts. On one side, you’ll find modern high-rises and trendy neighbourhoods. On the other, you’ll walk through Spanish colonial plazas and centuries-old cathedrals.
The neighbourhood of Miraflores offers green parks and ocean views, while Barranco, Lima’s artistic district, charms visitors with colourful murals, cafés, and coastal sunsets.
But what truly sets Lima apart is its food.
Taste Peru: One of the World’s Great Culinary Destinations
Peruvian cuisine is reason enough to visit. Influenced by Indigenous, Spanish, African, and Asian flavours, the food here is both diverse and delicious.
Start with a plate of ceviche, Peru’s national dish, where fresh fish is marinated in lime juice and spiced with chilli. Try lomo saltado, a stir-fry of beef and vegetables that reflects Chinese influences. Or enjoy ají de gallina, a creamy chicken stew rich with yellow pepper sauce and Andean cheese.
Pair your meal with a pisco sour, the country’s signature cocktail. Tangy, frothy, and smooth, it’s the perfect toast to your journey.
Whether you dine in a world-renowned restaurant or a small seaside stall, each meal in Peru tells a story. Every bite is a discovery.
Nature, Culture, and Everything In Between
Peru’s beauty goes far beyond its famous cities. In the east, the Amazon rainforest stretches for miles, alive with birds, monkeys, and hidden lodges that float above the treetops. In the south, Lake Titicaca glimmers under the high-altitude sun, where traditional reed islands drift across the water. Along the coast, desert landscapes meet the ocean, where the mysterious Nazca Lines can be seen from above.
Wherever you go, you’ll find warmth, tradition, and a deep sense of place.
Even a Few Extra Days Can Make All the Difference
Many travellers think Peru needs weeks to explore. But with the right planning, just four or five days is enough to create memories that last a lifetime. Whether you begin your trip in Lima or arrive for a conference or meeting, adding a short journey into the Andes can completely transform your visit.
We offer flexible, carefully designed itineraries that take care of every detail. From airport transfers to private guides, so your time in Peru feels seamless and enriched.
Business in Peru? Make Room for a Little Adventure
If you’re visiting Peru for work, why not stay a little longer? After your meetings in Lima or another Peruvian city, take a few days to experience the magic of the Andes. In just one extended weekend, you could walk the streets of Cusco, shop in the Sacred Valley, and watch the mist rise over Machu Picchu at dawn.
It is more than a getaway. It’s a chance to step into a different rhythm, even just for a few days.
Let us help you plan the perfect escape: one that fits your schedule, your pace, and your sense of adventure.
Ready to Explore?
Start with our 5-day/4-night Cusco & Machu Picchu tour, designed to fit perfectly before or after your time in Lima. Discover the highlights of Peru—without rushing, and without missing a thing. (Itinerary will be available shortly)
