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Peru InsideOut is a local operator with its own agencies in Lima, Cusco and Arequipa, a pioneer of tailor-made travel in Peru: over 5,000 tours organized in 11 years of activity.
We design every itinerary without intermediaries, with English-speaking consultants and support that follows you before, during and after your trip — for ethical and responsible tourism, close to the real Peru.
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Cusco, the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu: the timeless classic for discovering the heart of the Inca empire.

Trekking in the footsteps of the Incas to the Lost City, through breathtaking Andean landscapes.

From the Bolivian salt desert to the Inca ruins: an unforgettable double experience.

Atacama, the Bolivian highlands and the Peruvian Andes in a single great journey.

Arequipa, Lima and Rainbow Mountain: an original itinerary, off the most beaten path.

Andes and volcanic archipelago: Inca history and pristine nature at their purest.
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Santiago, Valparaíso and the Valley of the Moon in the Atacama Desert.

Buenos Aires, the Iguazú Falls and the glaciers of Patagonia.

From the driest desert on Earth to the glaciers of southern Chile.

Cross Chile and Argentina through wild Patagonia.

Atacama and the Uyuni Salt Flats, salt and volcanoes just a step apart.

La Paz, the Uyuni Salt Flats and the Bolivian Andean highlands.
Local tour operator with its own agencies in Lima, Cusco and Arequipa
Pioneers of Tailor-Made Travel in Peru with over 5,000 tours in 11 years
Excellent quality/price ratio with English-speaking guides
High level of traveller satisfaction with 24/7 assistance
Discover our destinations for your trip to Peru

Legendary trek to Machu Picchu

The lost city of the Incas

The highest navigable lake in the world

One of the deepest canyons in the world

Ancient geoglyphs in the desert

The rainforest just steps from the Andes

Marine wildlife in the "Galápagos of Peru"

Colonial history and signature cuisine
Choosing when to go to Peru is one of the most important decisions of the whole trip. The country spans desert coastline, the Andes and the Amazon: that's why there's no single perfect month for everything.
The dry season, from May to September, offers the best conditions for trekking and visiting the ruins, with clear skies but cold nights at altitude. June and July are the busiest months: booking the Inca Trail well in advance is essential, given the limited number of daily permits.
The rainforest can be visited year-round, but the dry season (May-October) makes hiking excursions easier, while the rainy season (November-April) raises river levels, making boat travel easier and rewarding you with lusher vegetation.
Lima, Paracas and Nazca have a mild desert climate all year round. Between December and April the days are warmer and sunnier, ideal for combining beach and culture; from June to September the coast is often covered by a grey mist, the "garúa".
For a first trip to Peru, the most balanced months are often April, May, September and October: you avoid the peak summer crowds while keeping favorable weather to combine the Andes, the coast and the Amazon in a single itinerary.
For a first trip, we recommend at least 10 days, enough to visit Cusco, the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu. With 15 days you can add Lake Titicaca and Arequipa, while with 18-20 days or more you can also explore the Amazon, Nazca and the southern coast. In general, it's best to spend more time in fewer destinations.
The dry season, from May to September, is generally the most recommended for Cusco, the Inca Trail and the Andes, while the coast is best enjoyed between December and April. The Amazon can be visited year-round, with different characteristics depending on the season.
Yes: Peru offers a mix of romance, culture and nature that's ideal for a honeymoon, from scenic trains to Machu Picchu to exclusive lodges in the Amazon, all the way to the beaches of the north. We build tailor-made itineraries with more exclusive stays at the key moments of the trip.
Yes, with a few precautions related to altitude and travel pace. We recommend itineraries with gradual stops for acclimatization and family-friendly activities, such as Andean farms, local markets and short excursions in the Amazon.
At Peru InsideOut we take care of our travellers with passion, to create unforgettable travel experiences in Peru and South America.
Whether you're planning a honeymoon or an adventure trip, we're here to help you plan the itinerary of your dreams according to your interests, your budget and your preferences.
We'll give you valuable advice on when to travel, what to pack and how long to stay in each destination, with the same care we've put into tailor-made trips to Peru for 11 years.
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"Amazing experience across the Andes. Landscapes, genuine people and history… All in 10 days! Made possible thanks to the careful planning and excellent support of Peru InsideOut. Thank you!"
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Everything you need to know to plan your trip to South America, country by country
From Lima to Arequipa and Colca, from the Cordillera Blanca to Machu Picchu: a complete guide to help you decide when to go, what to see, how many days you need, and how to build a tailor-made trip to Peru.
From Santiago to the Atacama Desert, from Chilean Patagonia to Rapa Nui: a complete guide to help you decide when to go, what to see, how many days you need, and how to build a tailor-made trip to Chile.
From La Paz to the Uyuni Salt Flats, from the Cordillera Real to Lake Titicaca: a complete guide to help you decide when to go, what to see, how many days you need, and how to build a tailor-made trip to Bolivia.
From Quito to the Avenue of the Volcanoes, from the Ecuadorian Amazon to the Galápagos Islands: a complete guide to help you decide when to go, what to see, how many days you need, and how to build a tailor-made trip to Ecuador.
From Bogotá to the Tatacoa Desert, from Tayrona Park and the Sierra Nevada to San Andrés and Providencia: a complete guide to help you decide when to go, what to see, how many days you need, and how to build a tailor-made trip to Colombia.
From Buenos Aires to the Argentine Northwest, from Argentine Patagonia to the Iguazú Falls: a complete guide to help you decide when to go, what to see, how many days you need, and how to build a tailor-made trip to Argentina.