A few suggestions to get the holiday planning process started
Visit the lost city of Machu Picchu with a private guide
14 days, from £3,460 to £5,525
This family adventure will be tailored to your family's exact needs
13 days, from £3,695 to £5,180
From the best restaurants in Lima, to the most spectacular Inca ruins
16 days, from £4,185 to £5,805
Get ahead of the Garcias by picking up authentic Peruvian items at the market in Pisac
15 days, from £6,200 to £9,900
Travel the whole country from north to south, from the Amazon to the floating reed islands of Lake Titicaca
20 days, from £6,350 to £8,750
Combine these two countries, from the Inca valleys to the 'enchanted islands' via the Peruvian Amazon
19 days, from £6,435 to £8,840
Start in Lima and end in Santiago, with the Incas and the majestic Andes in between
15 days, from £6,670 to £9,375
Discover different ways to explore Peru
Practical advice and inspiration to help you prepare for your holiday
Practical guide
Travel Advice & Information
With vestiges of its intricate history woven through every part of the country, Peru luxury holidays promise a wealth of cultural discovery. Machu Picchu is undoubtedly the most well-known symbol of the nation’s ancient heritage, and while the Inca citadel is certainly worth visiting, it represents only a fraction of Peru’s storied past. The sites of Pisac, Ollantaytambo and Chinchero are exceptional examples of Incan architecture, and the Sacred Valley as a whole is an enchanting corner of the Andes, punctuated with small colonial towns and traditional artisan communities. If it’s nature you’re after, explore the Amazon rainforest from the comfort of a luxury river cruise, accompanied by an expert guide who will introduce to the region’s eclectic flora and fauna, including scarlet macaws and red howler monkeys.
Our local in-country Concierges can offer an insight into a hidden side of the cities during your Peru luxury holidays. Dine on the freshest ceviche, the country’s most iconic dish, at an intimate restaurant in Lima, or indulge in grilled anticuchos (beef skewers) from a streetside market in Cusco (once the capital of the Incan Empire). Arequipa, Peru’s second city, is another culinary hotspot, with its picantería (traditional Arequipan) eateries. Bordered by three volcanoes, the resplendent city’s baroque-style buildings and white-stone cathedral are also worth seeing.
Our team of destination experts will get to know you and your unique requirements for your holiday
We work with you to build an ultra-personalised holiday itinerary with your choice of accommodation, experiences and activities
All of our holidays include little extras designed to make a big difference to your trip, from fast-tracking you through airport check-in and security to our network of local Concierges