Peruvian Highlights for One

Leon de Oro Inn & Suites is a boutique hotel in Miraflores, which is one of Lima’s trendiest neighborhoods. Staying here you can easily access many of the capital city’s cultural highlights.

Discover the secrets of Peruvian cuisine during this gastronomic tour of Lima. You’ll enjoy delicious food and learn how to prepare classic cocktails and ceviche.

Hotel Emancipator is located in the town of Paracas along the southern coast of Peru. The rooms at this hotel are spacious and have balconies that face the ocean.

This tour includes sandboarding and dune buggy riding in the desert. It’s fun, safe, and exciting.

B Hotel Nasca offers accommodations just outside of Nazca’s main airport. From here, it’s straightforward to arrange a trip to fly over the awe-inspiring Nazca Lines.

You have a good chance of seeing sea lions, seals, and all kinds of birds at the Ballestas Islands. This tour brings you close to the islands and provides fantastic opportunities for spotting and photographing a variety of wildlife.

The Paracas National Reserve is a stunning subtropical coastal desert in Peru. This tour takes you to some of the reserve’s best attractions.

Visitors come to Arequipa to admire the beautiful colonial buildings made from sillar, a pale volcanic stone that was used to make many of the city's historic attractions. San Agustin Posada del Monasterio hotel fits right in, as it was built with sillar in the 18th century. Located near the Santa Catalina Monastery, the San Augustin Posado del Monastario allows you to experience historical Arequipa throughout every moment of your trip.

In order to fully appreciate the Nazca Lines, you need to see them from above. On an Classic tour, experienced pilots will fly you over these ancient marvels from a height that will allow you to survey them all at once, including the most famous of the designs - the monkey, the spider, and the hummingbird.

Set in the foreground of the scenic El Misti Volcano, Arequipa’s white stone architecture is truly a sight to behold. This tour will introduce you to several of the city’s religious buildings – including the very special Santa Catalina Monastery – and take you to a few key lookout points to see the city of from above.

Hotel Pozo del Cielo offers 38 rooms, surrounded by the scenic mountaintops of the Colca Valley. The hotel's design incorporates strong stone features, which makes it blend in with some of the area’s traditional architecture.

The Colca Canyon is one of Peru’s most beautiful and dramatic areas. This canyon is twice as deep as the Grand Canyon and is scattered with mountains, rivers, and small villages. During this tour you’ll spend 2 days and 1 night exploring the Colca Canyon.

Hotel Hacienda Plaza de Armas is located in the heart of Puno. This midrange hotel is simple and central.

Lake Titicaca is one of the prides of Peru. During this tour you’ll explore the lake’s floating Uro Islands and encounter an indigenous Quechua-speaking group on Taquile Island.

Hotel Rojas Inn works to capture the look and feel of the colonial era, preserving the inn’s history as first an 18th-century home and then a monastery. It’s located just a couple of blocks north of Cusco’s historic epicenter, the Plaza Mayor. On walks around your hotel, you’ll run into impressive remnants of the city’s intertwined colonial and Inca history.

On this tour you’ll travel from Puno to Cusco on a comfortable bus and make stops at several fascinating sites along the way. The whole tour lasts nine hours.

Cusco is a modern city coexisting with an ancient and dramatic past. In the ruins surrounding the city, you’ll see the remnants of a complex belief system and highly-sophisticated engineering.

Retama Inn offers simple accommodations just outside of Machu Picchu. Stay here to get the most out of your time in the Andes and stay in a room that provides all the coziness you could want in a simple mountain lodge. Best of all, you'll be able to hear the soothing rush of the Río Vilcabamba from your room.

On this tour you’ll spend a day exploring the great variety of attractions the Sacred Valley of the Inca has to offer. In the marketplace at Pisac you’ll have the opportunity to buy crafts made by Peruvian artisans. Then you’ll visit the valley itself, and hike through an Inca ruin in one of the nearby mountains.

These train are ideal for those who are staying at the Sacred Valley's hotels. or for those who want to go to Aguas Calientes after the Sacred Valley Tour.

Hotel Rojas Inn works to capture the look and feel of the colonial era, preserving the inn’s history as first an 18th-century home and then a monastery. It’s located just a couple of blocks north of Cusco’s historic epicenter, the Plaza Mayor. On walks around your hotel, you’ll run into impressive remnants of the city’s intertwined colonial and Inca history.

This tour introduces you to local history and some truly stunning views. On this educational tour, your guide will point out the agricultural, residential, and religious buildings. Because we have so few written records left behind by the Inca, historians have had to make educated guesses about what purpose some of the structures served and much of the site remains shrouded in mystery.

You're on vacation, so slow down and take the scenic route. This throwback lets you enjoy the ease and comfort of traveling by train. If you've never done it before it's a treat. Whether you're traveling solo, enjoying a vacation with your significant other, or a family getaway, the train is an excellent way to unplug and be in the moment — read a book, play a card game, or simply look out the window whilst holding hands. Go along for the ride and take in the beauty of Peru.

If you only have a few weeks to travel in Peru and want to see several major destinations, flying is your best bet. Domestic airports are scattered across Peru in most major cities.