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Luxury Peru Tours
With astonishingly varied landscapes, stunning scenery, compelling history,
and a legacy of fascinating cultures, Peru has gained notoriety as the crown
jewel of South America’s travel destinations for good reason.
From the ancient Incan city of Machu Picchu, tucked away in the majestic Andes Mountains to the intriguing and
mysterious Nazca Lines to the glistening Lake Titicaca, to the vast, diverse Amazon rainforest and back to the Lima, the
gastronomical capital of the Americas – Peru is a destination for travel lovers, foodies, and nature enthusiasts alike.
DISCOVER
The Land of The Incas
From the snow-capped Andes mountain range and desert to seashore and Amazonian tropical forest, 30 kinds of
microclimates can be found there.
Experience Peru
GASTRONOMY1 / 5
Whether from the city, the desert, or the highlands - one thing that unites Peruvian people is their pride in their cuisine. For nine consecutive years, Peru has reigned supreme as the world’s leading culinary destination. Guests can dine at the fourth and seventh best restaurants worldwide, as ranked by The World’s 50 Best!
CULTURE2 / 5
Peru boasts 12 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, spanning the cultural and natural spectrum which should all be on your itinerary for your luxury trip to Peru. Take a voyage through time visiting the pre–Inca and Inca archeological sites, national parks, historical centers, fly over the Nazca Lines, and explore Caral - the oldest city in the Americas. Your luxury vacation to Peru is incomplete without exploring the cultural relics and ancient cities that make Peru the cultural powerhouse that it is today.
ADVENTURE3 / 5
Peru’s varied landscapes, exotic wildlife and mysterious Incan sites intertwined with its natural beauty make it the most epic backdrop for an adventure of a lifetime. Whether it's surfing through Peru’s dazzling North Coast, trekking through Peru’s mountainous, snowcapped Huascarán National Park, hiking through the legendary Inca Trail or boarding down one of the world's tallest sand dunes in the desert oasis of Ica - one thing is for sure - your luxury Peruvian vacation needs a little adventure.
NATURE4 / 5
Peru is the second-largest country in Latin America in terms of forest area, and hosts ecosystems of high biodiversity value, large protected areas, ever-changing landscape mosaics with dynamic ecosystem transitions, and a diverse community of indigenous peoples and cultures. As one of the most biodiverse places on the planet, Peru is a wildlife lover’s dream.
WELLNESS5 / 5
Rest, reset, recharge - we all live such fast-paced lives that it's essential to take time out of our busy schedules to energize the mind, body and soul - and there’s no better place to do this than Peru. Indulge in a variety of wellness retreats with unique holistic goals. Whether you are working on improved eating and sleeping patterns, reducing stress and detoxing the body, or reconnecting with your higher self spiritually, there is an experience that will meet your needs.
BROWSE THROUGH SAMPLE
Signature Peru Itineraries
Our custom-designed itineraries are suited to the needs and
preferences of each traveler, every time.
When booking a luxury vacation to Peru, we’ll keep your travel goals in mind – whether you’re looking to experience the
biodiversity of the Amazon, eat your way through Lima, or explore the Inca city of the Machu Picchu – Peru has
something for everyone and our travel designers are eager to craft the perfect trip for your luxury vacation to Peru.
THE AMAZON & MACHU PICCHU
10D / 9N
Discover Peru’s most bucket-list-worthy destinations. Explore a blend of magnificent, unspoiled nature and fascinating historic…
SIGNATURE PERU & BEYOND
9D / 8N
Embrace the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to explore the most incredible destinations in a luxury tour of Peru. Walk on sacred grounds…
MACHU PICCHU LUXURY TOUR
8D / 7N
Masters of farming, engineering geniuses, and creators of a religion that combined features of animism and nature worship…
DISCOVER SOUTHERN PERU
13D / 12N
Explore the fascinating history and vibrant scenery of southern Peru, a destination unlike any other. Dine on authentic cuisine…
THE AMAZON, MACHU PICCHU
& LAKE TITICACA
12D / 11N
A fantasy adventure awaits you in Peru, exploring the Amazon, Machu Picchu & Lake Titicaca all at once! From the lush Amazon…
THE ULTIMATE LUXURY
AMAZON CRUISE
11D / 10N
Set sail on a luxury Amazon cruise down a mythical river, exploring the world’s largest tropical rainforest: the Amazon jungle…
PERU FAMILY TOUR
8D / 7N
Embark on the ultimate family vacation to Peru, discovering the best family-friendly destinations throughout this fascinating…
A JOURNEY THROUGH A
FABLED PAST
12D / 11N
Uncover the secrets of Machu Picchu with a hidden gem excursion retracing the original Inca path stemming from Cusco. Discover…
CROSSROADS OF HISTORY
10D / 9N
Venture into the heart of the ancient Inca Empire as you challenge yourself to complete the legendary Inca Trail to Machu Picchu…
ROMANTIC ANDEAN GETAWAY
12D / 11N
As a country, Peru brims with romantic sentiment musically, gastronomically, and geographically. The Andes alone is an…
PERU ADVENTURE TOUR
11D / 10N
Regal mountains loom over a fertile valley that follows an ancient river, waters of which whisper colorful stories of Inca glory and…
SAVORING PERU’S CULINARY
TREASURES
10D / 9N
Peruvian cuisine has been made famous by the likes of world-renowned Peruvian chefs Gaston Acurio and Virgilio Martinez, and is…
DISCOVER THE
Best Time To Travel
From the sizzling coastal deserts to the humid Amazon rainforest – Peru is
truly a year-round destination.
For sunny mountain and jungle treks in the Andes & the Amazon, avoid the rainy season which runs from November to
March. The dry season, April through October, is the best time to visit Machu Picchu, experience a world-class trek, and
traverse the exotic Amazon Rainforest.
“Avoid the rainy season which runs from November to March”
BEST MONTHS TO VISIT
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Insider Tips
GET THE INSIDER KNOWLEDGE FROM EXPERTS IN TRAVEL
With on the ground experts proudly born and raised in Peru, the Kuoda team
knows the ins and outs of the country as locals, and the best way to
experience it as travel industry experts.
WHAT TO SEE AND DO1 / 5
Celebrate The Winter Solstice At The Inti Raymi Festival For a summer fiesta you won’t soon forget, visit Peru during the Inti Raymi, or “Sun Festival.” On June 24 of every year, thousands of people travel from near and far to see the streets of Cusco come to life with actors, dancers, and musicians perform outside the temple of Qorikancha, the Sacsayhuamán Archaeological Park, and in the Main Square of the city. Once marking the beginning of the new Inca year, this event is now a way to honor the legacy of the Incas and embrace Peru’s cultural heritage through theatrical performances.
WHAT TO SEE AND DO2 / 5
Hike To Andean Hilltops And Explore Machu Picchu Trekking the Inca Trail to the lost city of Machu Picchu is a top bucket list activity for a reason. Fewer sites in the world provide such awe-inspiring views as you crossover from the modern era into an ancient city hidden among the heavens. Various treks are available, with a selection of difficulty levels and length depending on how immersive you want your hike to be. As you ascend from the Sacred Valley to the city’s Sun Gate, you will be able to explore this multipurpose Inca community that served as a place of rest, and a hub for discussing community expansion and organization in this ancient empire.
WHAT TO SEE AND DO3 / 5
Face A Peruvian Giant Hiking The Ausangate Mountain Range For a breathtaking trek with several unique sites along the way, explore the mountains of Ausangate. This challenging trek is perfect for the adventurous travelers who want an diverse excursion where you can see the famous Rainbow Mountain, say hi to local alpacas, and walk along the crystal lakes of the alpine peaks. While you can spot the Ausangate mountain looming in the distance from the city of Cusco, getting up close and personal is the best way to comprehend its grandeur and natural beauty.
WHAT TO SEE AND DO4 / 5
Uncover A Secret Escape In The Cradle Of Gold See the last refuge of the Incas for yourself at Choquequirao. Hiking through the Cradle of Gold will require a multi-day trek, as you camp along the trail to see these remote ruins which once protected the last remaining Inca rulers. See sweeping views of the Andes, observe the natural elements with fewer tourists, and trek through everything from rainforests to snow-capped mountains! Choquequirao has drawn adoring comparisons to Machu Picchu, though it requires a more advanced trek. The views are worth it if you’re up for the challenge!
WHAT TO SEE AND DO5 / 5
See Multi-Colored Mountains That Stretch Across The Horizon If you’re looking for a glorious multi-colored mountain range, Palcoyo is where you want to go! Much like the popular Rainbow Mountain, these hills come alive with colors unlike anything else. But, this location has been kept a secret from most travelers and offers you a more private experience with an entire landscape of rainbow mountains, rather than just one. Hiking through these vibrant hills will leave you breathless, and offers some surprising extra sights like a dominating stone forest at the highest point!
WHERE TO EAT1 / 5
Central Chefs Virgilio Martínez and Pía León’s flagship restaurant, Central, is a celebration of Peruvian cuisine and culture. The menu features ingredients hand selected from each of Peru’s unique landscapes, using history and tradition to inspire how each dish is prepared. Guests will be swept on a journey through time and across ecosystems while enjoying a seasonal tasting menu. Whether you’re craving fresh seafood from the Amazon, or indulgent pork belly from the heart of Peru, Central honors the nation's gastronomy beautifully.
WHERE TO EAT2 / 5
Maido From a native-born Peruvian with Japanese origins comes Maido, a unique restaurant known for Nikkei Cuisine. Chef Mitsuharu Tsumura’s nikkei innovations are a crossover of his own identities, uniting two culinary worlds that were born on opposite sides of the globe. Local ingredients meet Japanese techniques, making up a one-of-a-kind dining experience which earned a spot in the top ten amongst the World’s 50 Best restaurants. Maido is for those fascinated by the evolution of food and look to the past for inspiration in the future.
WHERE TO EAT3 / 5
Isolina This old tavern in the bohemian neighborhood of Barranco, owned by chef José del Castillo, offers traditional and homey recipes from Lima. Isolina’s star, the ceviche, is a classic Peruvian ceviche made with the freshest catch, boiled sweet potato, red onion, canchita, choclo, and a perfectly battered fried octopus that adds a touch of elegance to this dish. For those looking to try ceviche which feels like the home-style cooking of a Peruvian grandmother with the accolades and recognition of the culinary community - try it here.
WHERE TO EAT4 / 5
Mil Mil comes from the creative team behind Central in Lima, made for the traveler who wants to go off the beaten path. Catch a flight to Cusco and enjoy an eight-course tasting menu that explores high-altitude Andean cuisine. The menu is restricted to ingredients that are able to survive at altitude, emulating how the civilization who lived here centuries ago might have actually survived in these harsh conditions. Guests can opt in for the “immersion” package, which not only provides a delicious meal, but exploration of the grounds, a look at local agriculture in the nearby fields, and more!
WHERE TO EAT5 / 5
Chicha Celebrating the traditional food from the Sacred Valley, Chicha por Gaston Acurio is a delicious experience for those who want a hyper-seasonal dining opportunity. This menu is always evolving since the kitchen uses locally sourced ingredients to deliver an authentic Peruvian meal every single season. For a more curated experience, opt in for the eight course tasting menu from the Chef. From a luxurious take on cuy, to simple but elegant pastas and beyond, this is a perfect chance to taste all that Peru has to offer in an elevated setting.
WHERE TO STAY1 / 5
Sol y Luna, Sacred Valley Escape to a private sanctuary at Sol y Luna in the Sacred Valley, an expansive estate tucked away in the Andean mountains. Each guest is treated to their own private house, or “casita". Enjoy fresh Peruvian cuisine featuring ingredients that have been grown at the estate's private gardens. Staying here also directly impacts the community through the Sol y Luna Foundation. Your financial support will help provide children of the Sacred Valley a holistic education, building up the generations for the future.
WHERE TO STAY2 / 5
Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo, Cusco Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo offers guests an intimate space to relax on your journey to the ancient Inca city. A villa built to emulate an Andean village, these luxury accommodations are a relaxing alternative as you trek the trail to Machu Picchu. The Unu Spa offers guests several traditional treatments meant to nurture your mind, body, and soul. For the travelers who wish to feel like Andean royalty as you adventure to the former gathering place of Inca rulers, this is the destination for you. If you needed just one more reason to stay with Inkaterra, the property organizes its own conservation efforts that are helping to replenish Ecuadorian ecosystems, and protect endangered or diminishing species such as the Spectacled Andean Bear.
WHERE TO STAY3 / 5
Delfin Amazon Cruises, Iquitos An opportunity to sail first class along the Amazon River is unlike anything else, and the team at Delfin Amazon Cruises have created the most magical experience available. With three distinct ships to choose from, each option provides an individual take on luxury cruising, ranging in size and itinerary options. Guests can access a variety of seasonal excursions, such as canopy walking, kayaking, night safaris, and more! While aboard, you will be served a diverse selection of local fare to upgrade your deluxe Amazonian journey even further.
WHERE TO STAY4 / 5
Titilaka, Puno Explore the historic Lake Titicaca up close and personal when you stay at Titilaka in Puno, Peru. A private, luxury resort offers every single guest a view of the majestic lake from all angles, including rooms dedicated to waking up with the sunrise or ending your day with the sunset. The neighboring observatory is a breathtaking nightly adventure offered by the property, with crystal clear views of each starry night. Plus, seize the opportunity to see the craft of the Uros by the Titino communities first hand with their Lake Titilaka excursion.
WHERE TO STAY5 / 5
Cirqa, Arequipa As you arrive at Cirqa in Arequipa, the site of your temporary home will leave you breathless. Incorporating organic volcanic rock with a contemporary design, this converted monastery offers the ultimate immersive experience where luxury meets history. With only eleven rooms available, this exclusive, ancient place of worship is an ideal escape within the enchanting “land of volcanoes.” Access the city, the surrounding valleys, and the high altitude Altiplano from Cirqa, with site-sponsored excursions that showcase Peru’s diversity.
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