16 days and 15 nights

16 days and 15 nights

Peru in 16 days

Peru in 16 days

Its best-known highlights, explored at ease

A 16-day journey across Peru’s most visited circuit

A path that leads through Peru’s most recognized sites

We have carefully shaped this journey to be both engaging and calming, offering a way to experience Peru in many of its nuances, with a considered sequence of visits, gentle encounters with the locals and unhurried pauses.

About this trip

16 days and 15 nights

Unless travelling in a shared group, adjustments are possible.

A fully arranged trip

A worry-free half-board plan from arrival to departure, with an emphasis on comfort

Guided trip

With a professional english-speaking guide.

Departures all year

For private groups, the journey can take place at any time. For shared groups, dates are fixed.

Set out to discover a vibrant, authentic Peru. Come back home with memories that linger.

This trip leads you from the lively streets of Lima to the majestic city of Cusco, offering a deeper view into Peru’s history and traditions—far beyond a simple tour of the country’s iconic sites. Meanwhile, it opens the door to soft, unhurried interaction with Andean life. You’ll have the chance to see their craft up close, learn from locals, and build a deeper sense of connection with Peru and its people.

Highlights of this trip

Our itinerary: Peru in 16 days

This journey is part of our travel catalogue and follows a set structure. Following our approach, our trips are never rushed: we prioritise a balanced rhythm, comfort, the pleasure of taking in each place, and genuine connection with the destination and its people. When it is for a private group, adjustments are possible under revised conditions

  • Arrival at the international airport and transfer to the hotel
  • Walking tour of the historic center
  • Exploration of the districts of Miraflores and Barranco, including the Puente de los suspiros (Bridge of Sighs) and the viewpoint over the Pacific Ocean.
  • A culinary experience combined with a show of traditional Peruvian dances.
  • Early flight Lima–Arequipa and welcome upon arrival. Check-in at the hotel and first stroll through the historic center.
  • Lunch in a traditional picantería, followed by a visit to the Santa Catalina Monastery.
  • Visit to the San Camilo market, and the cathedral.
  • Visit to La Compañía de Jesús Church, its cloisters, and its dome.
  • Excursion to the sillar quarries and free time..

At 9:00 AM, you will depart for a visit to a family-run chakra, where you'll discover the natural cultivation of local fruits and vegetables without the use of chemicals and enjoy tasting fresh indigenous products. Then, at noon, you'll meet a native family from the local Machiguenga community for a cultural immersion that will offer you a wealth of learning. You'll have the opportunity to discover their language, customs, craftsmanship, and traditional music, which have been developed far from modern civilizations.

  • Early departure toward the Colca Canyon, crossing the Salinas y Aguada Blanca Reserve. Stop at the Mirador de los Volcanes at 4,920 m (volcanoes viewpoint).
  • Meeting and time with a local family in Yanque.
  • Observation of condors in flight at Cruz del Cóndor. Visit of the villages of Maca and Chivay. After lunch, road to Puno via Lagunillas.
  • Boat excursion on Lake Titicaca. Visit to the floating islands of Uros and Taquile Island, then return to Puno in the afternoon.
  • Day 8 exploring the surroundings of the lake and the nearby Andean villages.
  • Departure toward Sicuani with a visit to the Sillustani Chullpas.
  • Stops at La Raya (4,335 m), Pucará, and Raqchi.
  • Arrival in Sicuani and overnight stay.
  • Excursion to the Palccoyo Rainbow Mountain (approximately 2h30 flat trek round trip).
  • Visit to the church of Andahuaylillas, known as the “Sistine Chapel of the Andes.”
  • Road to Cusco and check-in at the hotel.
  • Time to discover Cusco, its historic center, narrow streets, and the surrounding archaeological sites: Sacsayhuamán and Q’enqo.
  • Exploration of the Sacred Valley: Pisac, Urubamba and Ollantaytambo.
  • Tourist train journey to Aguas Calientes and guided visit of Machu Picchu, a symbol of Inca heritage.
  • Return to Cusco via Moray, the Maras salt ponds, and the village of Chinchero.
  • Visit to a local Andean artisan community.
  • Final day free to enjoy Cusco at your own pace, wander around, or relax before departure.
  • Transfer to the airport and flight to Lima according to your international departure schedule.
  • End of our services.

Pricing and associated conditions

This trip is an all-inclusive service from arrival onward**.

OUR TRAVEL PACKAGE INCLUDES

DOES NOT INCLUDE

16 days / 15 nights

Starting at
$ 3,190
00
per person
  • Services listed in the “Inclusions” section. No hidden expenses.
  • Price per person on a double room basis.
  • Price based on a group of 10 people