
*Important - Please budget seperately for approx USD$190 (depending on departure date) for meals not included.
Explore Lima's colonial centre, Go wild in the Amazon, Pick up some Quechua in the Sacred Valley, Traipse the Inca Trail, Experience the wonder of Machu Picchu, Visit Lake Titicaca's floating reed islands, Unlock the mysteries of Tiahuanaco, Learn the traditions of the controversial coca leaf.
Further Dates available - 3 / 4 departures every month. Full passport details will be needed to place a booking.
Start to unravel Lima's history on an orientation walk around the city's major sights.
Fly to the frontier town of Puerto Maldonado and travel by canoe into the dense forest of the famed Amazon.
The heart and soul of Peru is definitely buzzing Cuzco, a great town to explore on foot. Discover the colonial churches and the impressive Inca ruins within the city.
Travel by local bus through this lush, terraced valley on the outskirts of Cuzco, stopping at local villages to gain insight into both modern and ancient Peru.
Embark on a four-day trek along the Inca Trail, accompanied by porters, a cook and a local guide. Take in the sights and sounds of the ancient route, hiking across high plateaus and through dense forests, stopping to observe the ruins of ancient villages and temples along the way. After all that hard work, explore stunning Machu Picchu.
Browse the stalls of the central market and pick up some woollen garments back in Cuzco.
On Peru's border is the mystical Lake Titicaca, the world's highest navigable lake. Ride a rickshaw to the pier and hop aboard a boat to cruise to the incredible floating Uros islands and Taquile island, renowned for its literally man-made knits (the craft is a strictly male activity).
Peruse pre-Inca architecture at the Tiahuanaco ruins, a former trading hub and ceremonial centre. Hit the markets of La Paz to pick up some quirky souvenirs.