Things to do in Peru
Lima City Tour21 optionsMachu Picchu Rail Tours58 optionsNazca Lines Tours11 optionsLima Museums Attractions31 optionsRainbow Mountain Tours7 optionsInca Trail Tours11 optionsCusco Walking Tour94 optionsUros Floating Islands Tours22 optionsCity Tour Cusco18 optionsMiraflores Tour56 optionsFood Tour Lima43 optionsLima Walking Tour71 options
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5-Day Cusco, Machu Picchu & Maras Moray Tour with TicketsYou’ll experience ancient temples, mountain valleys, local flavors—and see Machu Picchu up close without worrying about tickets or logistics. This tour covers all main sites around Cusco plus hidden gems like Maras salt pools and Moray terraces—with guides who know their stuff and smooth transfers throughout.
8-Day Cusco, Sacred Valley & Machu Picchu Adventure TourYou’ll cover ancient temples, lively markets, high-altitude lakes, rainbow-colored mountains, and iconic Machu Picchu—all with local guides who know their stuff. If you want real Peru beyond postcards (plus good food along the way), this trip packs it all in without feeling rushed.
Lima Catacombs, Pisco Sour & Magic Water Circuit TourYou’ll walk through Lima’s lively historic center with a local guide, explore mysterious catacombs beneath San Francisco Church, try an authentic Pisco Sour near Plaza de Armas, and end your evening at the world-famous Magic Water Circuit show—all in one unforgettable tour.
4-Day Cusco, Humantay Lake & Machu Picchu Group Tour PackageYou’ll get to see Cusco’s best sights, hike to Humantay Lake’s blue waters, and explore Machu Picchu—all with guides who know every shortcut and story along the way. This trip covers your tickets, hotels, transport and more so you can just enjoy Peru without worrying about logistics.
Half-Day Maras & Moray Tour from Cusco: Salt Mines & Inca TerracesYou’ll walk ancient Inca terraces at Moray and see real families harvesting salt at Maras—all in half a day from Cusco. It’s hands-on history with local flavor and scenery you won’t forget.
6-Day Machu Picchu, Sacred Valley & Rainbow Mountain TourYou’ll walk ancient Inca paths, taste real Andean food, see Machu Picchu at sunrise, shop for salt at Maras, and hike Rainbow Mountain—all guided by locals who know every shortcut and story along the way.
3-Day Cusco, Sacred Valley & Machu Picchu Tour PackageIf you want three days packed with real Inca history, local flavors, and jaw-dropping scenery—from Cusco’s lively streets to Machu Picchu’s cloud-wrapped ruins—this tour covers all bases with guides who know every hidden detail.
Cusco & Machu Picchu: 5-Day Sacred Valley & Moray TourYou spend five days moving through Cusco's archaeological sites and the Sacred Valley with a private guide, staying in four-star hotels and traveling by private van and train. Day one covers the city's main ruins; day two is the Sacred Valley and the overnight train to Aguas Calientes; day three is Machu Picchu with a 2.5-hour guided tour; day four is Moray and the Maras salt mines; day five is a morning walk through Cusco's historic center before your airport transfer. Meals and all transport are included, so you're not arranging logistics or negotiating prices along the way.Is it for me?This tour is built for travelers who want the main Cusco and Machu Picchu highlights without arranging transport, tickets, guides, or meals separately — the five-day structure and private guide handle the logistics so you focus on the sites.
Private Marcahuasi plateau tour from Lima: Hike the AndesA full-day private tour from Lima to the Marcahuasi plateau in the Andes, with SUV transport, a professional guide in English or Spanish, breakfast, and a 45–60 minute uphill walk to 3,600m elevation. You spend roughly 3 hours on the plateau exploring the main attractions and the landscape. The tour includes pickup from Lima and stops at Santa Eulalia for breakfast and San Pedro de Casta to register with the local community before the climb.Is it for me?The 9–10 hour commitment means this is a full-day excursion with no time for other activities in Lima that day, but the private vehicle and guide let you set the pace on the plateau itself — you're not locked into a group schedule once you arrive. The 45–60 minute uphill walk to 3,600m is non-negotiable, so this suits travelers in moderate fitness who can handle altitude; if the climb is a concern, the optional horse service removes that barrier.
6-Day Private Cusco Tour: Machu Picchu, Sacred Valley & Rainbow MountainYou’ll walk ancient Inca paths, see Machu Picchu at sunrise, taste Andean food in Urubamba, cross a living grass bridge, and hike Rainbow Mountain—all with local guides who know their stuff. If you want a real mix of history, scenery, and culture without worrying about logistics, this tour covers it all.
Cusco Sacred Valley: Ollantaytambo, Chinchero & Yucay MuseumYou're picked up from your Cusco hotel and driven through the Sacred Valley to three stops: Chinchero's colonial church built on Inca walls at 3,780 meters; the Living Museum of Yucay for textile and pottery demonstrations; and Ollantaytambo's fortress, a five-hundred-year-old town still inhabited and climbed in the afternoon. Hotel return is included, and your guide speaks both Spanish and English throughout.Is it for me?Best for travelers staying in Cusco who want to see the Sacred Valley's main towns and archaeological sites without arranging separate transport, guides or tickets — the private pickup and all-day itinerary let you move through three locations on one schedule.
Private Rainbow Mountain Tour from Cusco: 7 Colors Trek & GuideYou’ll hike through wild Andean valleys, spot herds of alpacas, and stand at the top of Rainbow Mountain’s colorful ridge. This private tour handles all the details—local guide, comfy transport, and lunch—so you can just focus on the adventure.
Sacred Valley Cusco: Pisac Ruins & Ollantaytambo with LunchYou're picked up from your Cusco hotel at 8:30am and driven through the Sacred Valley to visit Pisac's working market and ruins, then Ollantaytambo's Temple of the Sun with its precisely carved stone blocks, and finally Chinchero's colonial-era church. Lunch and a professional guide are included; the return to Cusco happens in the late afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Sacred Valley's three main Incan sites in a single day without arranging your own transport, hiring a separate guide, or figuring out the timing between stops — the fixed itinerary and included lunch mean you show up at your hotel and the logistics are handled.
4-Day Private Cusco, Machu Picchu & Rainbow Mountain TourYou’ll explore ancient temples in Cusco, hike up Rainbow Mountain’s wild colors, and stand among Machu Picchu’s ruins—all with local guides who know every shortcut and story. This trip packs Peru’s highlights into four days without rushing you past what matters.
Machu Picchu: 2-Day Inca Trail Trek & Sun GateYou hike 8 kilometers uphill through Inca Trail sections, visit the archaeological complex of Wiñaywayna, reach the Sun Gate for your first panoramic view of Machu Picchu on day one, then spend day two exploring the citadel itself with a guide and free time to roam. Hotel pickup, train tickets, meals, entrance fees and one night's accommodation in Aguas Calientes are all included; you need moderate fitness and at least one other person to book.Is it for me?This works well if you want to see Machu Picchu and hike part of the Inca Trail without committing to a four-day trek — the shorter distance and two-day format fit a tighter schedule while still giving you the trail experience and the Sun Gate view before you enter the citadel.
Arequipa: Sillar Quarries & Yura Thermal Baths Private TourYou visit working sillar quarries in the Añashuayco gorge northwest of Arequipa, learn how the city's white stone was extracted, then soak in Yura's thermal baths downstream. Private transport for up to six people and a bilingual guide are included; you'll need to book five days in advance.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to understand how Arequipa was built and prefer moving at your own pace without joining a group—the private transport and bilingual guide let you linger at the quarries and thermal baths without watching the clock.
San Blas Private Walking Tour: Explore Cusco’s Artisan QuarterIf you want to see where Cusco’s artists really work and live, this walk through San Blas is for you. You’ll get close to local craftspeople, spot real Inca stonework under modern homes, and catch some great city views along the way.
4-day Amazon rainforest jungle tour from Cusco: Sandoval LakeA 4-day Amazon rainforest tour from Cusco that includes round-trip overnight bus, 3 nights in a jungle lodge, all meals, a professional guide, and access to Tambopata National Reserve. You kayak on Sandoval Lake, walk jungle trails at night searching for caiman and insects, visit an Ese'eja indigenous community, and watch parrots gather at the clay lick at dawn. The overnight bus departs Cusco at 8:30pm the evening before Day 1 and returns at 9pm on Day 4.Is it for me?Pick the 4-day version if you want to experience the jungle across multiple times—dawn at the clay lick, daytime on the lake, night trails for insects and snakes—rather than a rushed single-day visit; choose English or Spanish based on your language preference.
Cusco: Inca Trail to Machu Picchu 4-Day TrekYou hike the Inca Trail over four days from Cusco, crossing two mountain passes and sleeping in comfortable camps with hot showers and included meals. A personal porter carries seven kilos of your gear. You reach Machu Picchu early on the final morning, before the crowds, take a guided tour of the ruins, and return to Cusco by train the same day instead of hiking back out.Is it for me?Book this if you want to hike the Inca Trail without managing your own permits, logistics, or the physical burden of carrying a full pack—the porter and fixed itinerary handle that, leaving you to focus on the climb and the views.
Colca Valley full-day tour: Viewpoints, hot springs & wildlifeA full-day tour of Colca Valley takes you to the highest viewpoints to see herds of alpacas, llamas and wild birds in their habitat, then down to natural hot springs for a soak. The guide speaks English or Spanish, pickup is included, and you travel in an air-conditioned vehicle. Continental breakfast is provided; entry to the valley and lunch are separate.Is it for me?This is a shared tour with a guide managing the route and the stops, which works well if you want the high viewpoints and the thermal baths without building the day yourself or driving at altitude. If you prefer to move at your own pace or travel with only your group, a private option would suit you better.
