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Opening HoursWhere to go in Peru
Mountains? Tick. Deserts? Tick. Cities? Tick. Rainforest and jungle? Tick. Beaches? Tick. At the risk of labouring the point, Peru has got it all, and we know the best ways to combine all of these -staggeringly beautiful - places into one perfect luxury tailormade itinerary:
Where to go in Peru
Machu Picchu
An UNESCO World Heritage Site and a New Wonder of the World, Machu Picchu is a must see for every avid traveller.
Cusco
Cusco is the gateway to Machu Picchu and the beautiful Urubamba Valley - few visitors will skip this fascinating city when touring Peru.
The Sacred Valley
Mentioning a holiday to Peru inevitably evokes images of Machu Picchu and the Incan Empire, but the stunning landscapes of the lesser known Sacred...
Arequipa & Colca Canyon
After a stay in Peru's pleasant 'White City', the adventure sports in the beautiful Colca Valley region beckon.
Lake Titicaca
Well worth a couple of days' spent enjoying the scenery and experiencing the rural tribal communities living at the lake.
Paracas, Nazca & Ica
One of the world's most mysterious destinations, and well worth exploration.
Lima
Worth a night or two's stay on arrival in Peru, Lima is best known for its excellent museums and restaurants.
Mancora
Mention Peru and most people will visualise dramatic Andean scenery, the lost Inca city of Machu Picchu or the mysterious Nazca lines. What they...
The Peruvian Amazon
Whether you stay in a lodge or cruise the Amazon's tributaries on a boat, the wildlife-packed rainforest is unforgettable.
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What to do in Peru
Pisac Market
In addition to the beautiful sweeping landscape and strong Incan heritage and archaeology of the Sacred Valley region, this is also a good place...
1 day Inca Trail
Hike a section of the Inca Trail from a point known as Kilometre 104, because of its location on the road between Cusco and Machu Picchu.
Visit to Condor Cross
After the albatross, the Andean condor has the second largest wingspan (as much as 11.5ft) of all living flying birds, and we know the best place...
Tour of the islands on Lake Titicaca
Lake Titicaca is the world’s highest navigable lake, which makes it a winner in our books, and that’s before you even explore the floating...
Visit Machu Picchu by train
If the idea of a three day trek to reach the lost city of Machu Picchu doesn’t appeal, then why not opt for the more comfortable train journey?
Food tour with Penelope Alzamora
Peruvian food is so hot right now, and we offer the chance to enjoy a morning taste tour of the capital with chef Penelope Alzamora, a Liman...
A tour of Larco Museum with the curator
The Larco Museum in Lima contains an astonishing 45,000 artefacts dating from the pre-Columbian (basically pre-European) period, and including...
Discover the Amazon
If there was a way to explore a rarely visited area of Peru’s Manu National Park, gain a once in a life time experience and give something...
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Belmond Hotel Monasterio
Originally built in 1592 on the site of the Inca Amaru Kuala Palace, the building was a monastery up until 1995, when it was converted into a hotel.
Inkaterra Hacienda Urubamba
In the formidable foothills of the Andes lies The Scared Valley, which once formed the heart of the Inca Empire. Built among the area’s picturesque...
Aria Amazon
The Aria Amazon is THE way to explore the beautiful and intriguing river views of the Peruvian Amazon, while reclining in the lap of luxury.
Belmond Andean Explorer
The Belmond Andean Explorer is South America’s first ever luxury sleeper train. Departing from Cusco and making stops at Puna, Cola Canyon...
Atemporal
The team behind Atemporal have coined the term 'hotelito' to define this boutique bolthole, located in the heart of Miraflores.
Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo
Set in the middle of tropical vegetation, The Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo is a mini village of luxurious whitewashed and terracotta casitas...
Mountain Lodges of Peru
The idea behind these lodges is to offer trekkers the opportunity to experience the essence of adventure without compromising on creature comforts.
Belmond Sanctuary Lodge
Frankly, thanks to its location as the only hotel next to Machu Picchu, this could be a hole in the ground and we’d still recommend it.
Belmond Palacio Nazarenas
Housed in a former palace and convent, Palacio Nazarenas exudes the history and culture of Cusco with original features such as Inca stones still...
La Casona
Surrounded by the stunning Andes mountains, La Casona is a small luxury boutique hotel in the heart of Cusco.
Palacio Manco Capac
There are a handful of authentic boutique hotels in Peru that are all about history, local culture and gastronomic experiences, of which ancient...
Sol y Luna
Set in the heart of the Sacred Valley of the Incas, Sol y Luna Lodge & Spa is surrounded by tall eucalyptus trees, beautiful rural valleys and...
Urubamba Villas
An Andean home from home, these villas are beautifully decorated in keeping with their rural location.
Belmond Hotel Rio Sagrado
The extremely comfortable Rio Sagrado hotel earned its name from its location on the banks of the Urubamba River (Rio) which flows through the...
Explora Valle Sagrado
Tucked away in the high Andean mountains in a remote ancient corn plantation is Explora Valle Sagrado. With its immaculate gardens, minimal designs,...
Belmond Las Casitas
A luxury hotel set in the peaceful surroundings of the second deepest canyon in the world; one of Peru's most stunning destinations.
Casa Andina Private Collection Arequipa
Housed in the former Casa de la Moneda (old Mint), a colonial mansion dating back to 1794, this hotel is a historic gem in Arequipa.
Colca Lodge
Colca Lodge is a charming hotel located on the banks of the River Colca deep in the picturesque Colca Valley.
Isla Suasi
Situated on the only private island in Lake Titicaca, this solar-powered lodge has admirable ecological credentials.
Casa Andina Private Collection Puno
This hotel boasts one of the most privileged locations in Puno, just in front of Lake Titicaca with uninterrupted views across the waters.
Hotel Libertador Puno
Located on Esteves Island on the shores of Lake Titicaca, ideally located for views and exploring the region.
Titilaka
Locations don’t come much more dramatic or isolated than Lake Titicaca, believed by the Incas to be the birthplace of the human race and at...
Hotel Paracas
Hotel Paracas is on the Pacific Coast about 150 miles south of Lima, near Paracas town, and is ideally located for exploring the nearby Ballestas...
La Hacienda Bahía Paracas
La Hacienda Bahía Paracas is in an ideal location overlooking Paracas Bay, and has bags of charm.
Country Club
Located in San Isidro, the most exclusive residential and commercial district of Lima, the hotel dates back to 1927.
Belmond Miraflores Park
Located in the quiet yet fashionable Miraflores district, an area famed for its excellent seafood restaurants, Miraflores Park Hotel is ideally...
Casa Andina Private Collection Lima
The hotel's stylish contemporary design and cutting-edge technology make it one of Lima's best hotels.
Hotel B
Situated in the trendy Barranco neighbourhood in Lima, this Arts Boutique Hotel is in a prime location, close to the Pacific Ocean and surrounded...
Mancora Marina
Mancora Marina is a contemporary boutique hotel in this trendy beach resort in Northern Peru.
Arennas
Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, the now restored Arennas provides quite the chic hangout at the end of Mancora’s beach.
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Language: Spanish; Castilian
Currency: Nuevo Sol
Visa: Not requirred
Religion: Catholic
Food & Drink: Cuy (guinea pig), potatoes, Ceviche….,Pisco Sour
Time difference:
GMT -5 hrs
Flight from London:
12:00 hrs
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