A few suggestions to get the holiday planning process started
Delve into the artsy side of Lima on a walking tour of up-and-coming Barranco district
16 days, from £3,195 to £5,095
Take in Peru’s highlights from trendy Lima to beautiful Cusco
10 days, from £3,330 to £4,500
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
Visit one of the Seven New Wonders of the World, Machu Picchu
9 days, from £3,895 to £6,220
From the best restaurants in Lima, to the most spectacular Inca ruins
16 days, from £4,185 to £5,805
Tuck into Peruvian fine dining in Lima, prepared by a Michelin-starred chef
11 days, from £5,220 to £7,800
Spend three days surrounded by verdant rainforest in the Peruvian Amazon
15 days, from £5,285 to £8,440
Practical advice and inspiration to help you prepare for your holiday
Practical guide
Travel Advice & Information
Quell any notions of Lima not being as exciting as its South American counterparts - Buenos Aires springs to mind - as it has plenty going for it and is certainly on the up. A selection of new hotels, world-renowned museums, and superb restaurants make it one of our must-visit holiday destinations. The city's historical centre and its Plaza Mayor is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with finely preserved colonial architecture.
The museums in Lima are enough to rival any capital city. Tour the gold-leaf altars and paintings of the Cathedral on the eastern edge, and visit the Church of San Francisco a couple of blocks northeast with its 17th-century convent and extensive network of catacombs. The archaeological and anthropological museum of gold contains a priceless collection of pre-Columbian gold artifacts; an impressive sight even for those who didn't think themselves museum buffs (after a trip to Lima, views might change). Visit the spot in which Francisco Pizarro founded the city in 1535, and where Peruvians declared their independence in 1821 - a pretty significant spot for the country's inhabitants.
Lima is also considered to be the gastro capital of Latin America. The seafront district of Miraflores has fantastic seafood restaurants, and international influences are readily making themselves known. Astrid Y Gastón is the local 'celebrity chef' with his restaurant 42 previously featuring highly on the 'World's 50 Best Restaurant's' List, he also has eateries popping up in Mexico, Chile and Spain too.
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We work with you to build an ultra-personalised holiday itinerary with your choice of accommodation, experiences and activities
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