6 Days / 5 Nights
Cusco, Salt Mines of Maras, Moray, Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu
Delight in the diversity of exquisite flavors that the typical gastronomy of Peru and the Cusco region has. Peru vacation packages 2021 offers you the best combination of places to visit in the Sacred Valley of the Incas and the southern valley route. In your first cooking lesson you will taste the best dishes in the country made by you under the supervision of the professional chef. The first night of staying will be in the well-known Living Inca City, Ollantaytambo, well known for still preserving its stone streets and traditional experiences.
Get to know the phenomenal landscapes that the sacred valley offers and enjoy its colorful fields and fruit trees en route to the magical Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu, a wonder of the modern world. Where you will get the best personalized service by our staff and full satisfaction guaranteed in your visit to the beautiful imperial city of Cusco.
Peru is one of the countries in South America. It is made up of a variety of landscapes, from mountains and beaches to deserts and rain forests. Lima is the capital of Peru, Most people live along the coast of Peru.
The coast was inhabited by Ancient people, called the Caral, Mochica, Chimú and the Nasca, first inhabited this region thousands of years ago.
Peru has on of the largest rain forest, the Amazon, covers nearly half of Peru, this huge jungle, is home to plants and animals that do not live anywhere else on Earth. The scientists think there may even be Indian tribes there that have never seen the outside world.
Also Peru has one of highest mountain range in the world runs through Peru. The peruvian called to these peaks the Andes. Cusco is located in the south of the Andes, where was developed the Inca’s Empire. Under the Inca ruler Pachacutec, Machu picchu was builted, and nowaday is one the new seven wonder in the World.
An unforgettable vacation packages to Cusco Perú.
Perú is located in the western part of the South American continent, bordering Ecuador, Colombia, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile and the Pacific Ocean.
Perú is located in a geographical area that is tropical due to its latitude, between 0 ° and 18 ° South.
YES! You should go to Perú.
Perú is a wonderful country, with many places to discover, with a booming gastronomy, a destination full of history and culture, with very welcoming people. For these and many other reasons you should go to Perú.
Peru has an ancient past. The ruins of the oldest citadel in Latin America called Caral are in Peruvian territory, in addition to having one of the new wonders of the world such as Machu Picchu, the last Inca city that remained hidden from the conquerors. It also highlights the archaeological zone of Chan Chan, Huánuco Pampa, Chavín, Rupac, the Nazca lines that cause curiosity and amazement because no one knows how they were captured in the desert, and hundreds of attractions that give many reasons to travel to Peru.
When you visit Peru, you will not only know a destination, but you will discover endless places that give you the feeling of changing countries in each city you visit. Peru is one of the most megadiverse countries in the world. In the Amazon you can see the great variety of fauna that inhabits this area, such as macaws, monkeys, jaguars, sloths, pink dolphins and even anacondas, all surrounded by lush vegetation. You can also have incredible views of the Andes Mountains and see the snowy whites. Go to the Colca Canyon and appreciate the flight of the condors or enjoy the Peruvian coast where the Paracas Natural Reserve stands out with hundreds of sea lions, penguins and pelicans.
In recent years, Peru has positioned itself as one of the most visited culinary destinations in the world. The great variety of aromas, flavors and products make its dishes conquer the palates of everyone who tastes Peruvian food. On the coast, dishes based on seafood and fish stand out, such as a good ceviche, a causa, a seafood rice. In the mountains, products that are highly sought after throughout the world such as quinoa and maca stand out. Arequipa’s food certainly wins the applause for its great variety. While in the Amazon, the dishes based on river fish and sesina, a special preparation that is given to the pig, are the favorite dishes of the area.
In Peru, everything made by hand is appreciated because it is known that its value is incalculable. Here the artisans work with methods that have been passed from generation to generation. The silver jewelry, the colorful looms and the products made of clay enchant all travelers who do not hesitate to carry extra weight in their suitcases in order to take home the best souvenirs of this destination.
One of the reasons for traveling to Peru is that from the moment a tourist arrives in this country he feels at home. The friendliness of the people is felt. When someone needs help, people are willing to make their stay comfortable. Especially the people of the province are very supportive.
The days of your trip to Peru will depend on your availability and what part of the country you want to visit, but for the best Perú vacation packages you need at least 15 days (Lima – Paracas Natural Reserve – Nazca – Colca Canyon – Arequipa – Puno and Lake Titicaca – Cuzco and Machu Picchu).
If you would also like to go to the Amazon, better have about 20 days in total.
And if you have time to spare, much better: so you can also visit the north, less touristy and with an impressive number of archaeological sites, as well as the best beaches in Peru.
YES! A 10-day vacation package in Perú is enough to discover the main tourist sites that represent the beauty of this country. However, its duration leaves little time for unforeseen events and free time. It is therefore very important to organize the trip in advance, as far as transport and visits are concerned.
Part of what you can do in Perú in 2 weeks is discover the legacy of the Incas in the Sacred Valley and in Machu Picchu. Sail on the waters of Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world. Discover the ancient art of weaving alpaca wool. Strolling in Arequipa through the Santa Catalina convent, its interior being like a labyrinth with narrow streets and passageways. Admire the landscapes of great beauty, in the mythical mountain range of Los Andes and of course savor the regional specialties of the wonderful Peruvian gastronomy.
| Minimum Temperature | Maximum Temperature
January | 20ºC | 26ºC
February | 21ºC | 27ºC
March | 21ºC | 27ºC
April | 19ºC | 24ºC
May | 17ºC | 22ºC
June | 16ºC | 21ºC
July | 16ºC | 19ºC
August | 16ºC | 19ºC
September | 15ºC | 19ºC
October | 16ºC | 21ºC
November | 17ºC | 22ºC
December | 19ºC | 24ºC
Upon arrival in Lima, we will be waiting for you at the airport, to transfer you to your Hotel, located in Miraflores.
Upon arrival at the Cusco airport, our staff will be waiting for you for your transfer to the Hotel, where you will receive a courtesy coca tea to help in case you have altitude sickness, you will have the morning free to rest and we also suggest you have a light lunch in your hotel or one of the restaurants in the area.
At 1:30 p.m. The City tour around the city begins, during which we will visit the Plaza de Armas, the Koricancha (temple of the sun) and also visit other archaeological centers such as the Sacsayhuaman Fortress, Qenko, Puka Pukara and Tambomachay. The tour ends at 6:30 p.m. approximately in the main square to be able to dine in one of the exquisite restaurants in the area, then we will transfer to the hotel so that you can rest.
Breakfast at your hotel. At 08:30 Hr. The tour will begin, first we go to Chinchero, where we will visit the textile art factory. Then we will visit Moray which exhibits numerous circular agricultural terraces built by the Incas on a limestone plateau overlooking the Urubamba valley. It has been suggested that it was for agricultural purposes. Next, we will visit the colonial town of Maras, where we will find old salt wells built in pre-Inca times. During the time of the Incas, the wells supplied the entire empire with salt. Return to Cusco around 2:30 p.m. Free afternoon and overnight stay.
Breakfast at the hotel. At 8:15 am. We start the full day excursion to the Sacred Valley of the Incas. We begin by visiting the colorful market of Pisac, located at the entrance to the Sacred Valley and followed by Ollantaytambo, the oldest continuously occupied town on the American continent. The narrow streets of Ollantaytambo, along with its canals that have not changed since Inca times, evoke its ancestral heritage, lunch in a typical restaurant. Then we will visit Chinchero, it is believed that this is the mythical birthplace of the rainbow. Finally, we will return to the main square of Cusco at 6:30 p.m. approx.
The night is free to eat at the restaurant of your choice; although we always have many suggestions for you in case you need them.
Breakfast. At 04:15 am we will pick you up from your hotel to go to the Ollantaytambo train station. The train departs from the Ollantaytambo station (located 1 hour and 50 minutes outside of Cusco). You will have service on board the train while the passengers observe the spectacular landscape that unfolds before them. From the agricultural plains along the way, to the waters of the Urubamba River, and as you approach Machu Picchu, the towering mountains, the landscape is constantly changing.
The train arrives in Aguas Calientes, from this town we will take the buses that will take us to the Citadel of Machu Picchu, a 30-minute trip to the Citadel.
Upon arriving at the entrance of Machu Picchu, passengers can enter the citadel directly as tickets will have been purchased in advance for all guests.
A guide will accompany you around the citadel, pointing out the best of the ruins and telling the story of this Inca settlement.
After the guided tour, guests have the option of walking around this fascinating site on their own.
In the afternoon we will take the train back to Ollantaytambo, where our staff will be waiting for you, to transfer you by bus to Cusco.
Breakfast. Coordinated transfer to the airport to return to Lima. End of the Machu Picchu Tour in Perú. End of the Perú Tour Vacation 6 Days
| Option | Price | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Budget | $679 USD | Double/Triple Occupancy — per person |
| 3 Star | $730 USD | Double/Triple Occupancy — per person |
| 4 Star | $848 USD | Double/Triple Occupancy — per person |
| 5 Star | $1,050 USD | Double/Triple Occupancy — per person |
| Budget | $724 USD | Single Occupancy — per person |
| 3 Star | $829 USD | Single Occupancy — per person |
| 4 Star | $1,066 USD | Single Occupancy — per person |
| 5 Star | $1,370 USD | Single Occupancy — per person |
| Product #1 | $33 USD | — per person |
| Price ($) #1 | $0.50 USD | — per person |
| Product #2 | $33 USD | — per person |
| Price ($) #2 | $0.70 USD | — per person |
| Price ($) #3 | $2.31 USD | — per person |
| Product #4 | $33 USD | — per person |
| Price ($) #4 | $3.30 USD | — per person |
| Product #5 | $0.50 USD | — per person |
| Price ($) #5 | $1.92 USD | — per person |
| Price ($) #6 | $4.67 USD | — per person |
| Price ($) #7 | $19.24 USD | — per person |
| Price ($) #8 | $2.75 USD | — per person |
Traveling to Perú on a budget requires some discipline and smart money management, especially for longer stays.
A Perú vacation packages in 2021 approximately costs:
Accommodation: Shared dorms range from $ 10- $ 20 Private rooms are from $ 15- $ 25
Transportation: The fare for a 10-hour bus trip ranges from $ 35- $ 70, which varies with the distance you travel. Within cities, moving by bus (also known as buses) costs $ 0.20- $ 0.50.
Food: Street food stalls sell inexpensive dishes for $ 1- $ 2. Simple restaurants have lunch and dinner starting at $ 3- $ 5.
Activities: Trips to archaeological sites will be one of the biggest expenses. The entrance to Machu Picchu will be in the range of $ 50. The basic fee for the Nazca Lines is $ 100.
The growing popularity of Perú in recent years represents the benefit that you will find tourist services and infrastructure for all types of budgets.
So, vacation packages in Perú are not expensives.The latter means that you can travel with all the desired luxury and comfort, as well as doing it economically and spending as little as possible.
Depending on the way you travel and the season you visit the country, you may spend more or less money than you should.
In general, Perú is a relatively accessible country for all visitors, especially Europeans, since the exchange rate helps a lot. Rest assured that you can always find very accessible hostels, from 5USD per night, incredible!
An average meal in Perú cost $ 2.75.
The average cost of food in Perú is $ 11 – 14 per day, which includes breakfast, lunch, snacks, and dinners at local bars / restaurants. For seven days of travel, the total expense is $ 350 $ 420.
For the 10-day tour to Perú with a stopover in Lima, youshould take an approximate of 432 dollars. All hotels, train tickets and entrance to Machu Picchu were paid.
Hosting in Perú cost approximately $ 100 / night.
The values indicated below are for small hotels of 2 or 3 stars, without luxury, but with a good structure.
4 nights in Cusco = $ 530 ($130 / night)
2 nights in the Sacred Valley = $ 200 ($ 100 / night)
1 night in Aguas Calientes = $170
The country offers ecotourism activities, archaeological tourism, museums and the possibility of discovering cities very different from the ones we know.
The most expensive places are concentrated in Lima, for being the capital, and Cuzco for attracting so much tourismMost of the sites are accessible by local transport and you do not need a tourist tour to reach them.
Here are the cost of main tours in Perú:
Full tourist ticket = 130 soles ($ 155)
* Partial ticket costs 70 soles ($ 83)
Guided group tour Sacsayhuaman, Qenqo, Puca Pukara, Tambomachay = $ 20 ($ 80)
South Valley Guided Group Tour = $ 20 ($ 80)
Mara and Moray group guided tour = $ 20 ($ 80)
Single ticket Machu Picchu – 45 dollars ($ 180)
The best months for vacation packages to Perú and Machu Picchu are from September to May. Now, you should also know that the high tourist season runs from June to August. This period coincides with the dry season in the Altiplano and the forests of the eastern region.
The middle season, on the other hand, occupies the months of September and November, as well as March to May. These are the best months for vacation packages to Perú and Machu Picchu without too many tourists. During this time it is spring and autumn in the Altiplano area.
Temperatures are highest on average in February, around 23.0 ° C. At 15.3 ° C on average, August is the coldest month of the year.
The country’s climate is strongly influenced by the presence of the Andes chain and the cold Humboldt current along the coasts of the Pacific Ocean.
In general we can say that along the coast the climate is arid subtropical, with little rainfall, along the Andes the climate has two seasons, one with summer rains and one with winter dry. The Amazon region has a hot humid climate with rainfall throughout the year and a relatively short dry season between June and August.
The climate along the Peruvian coast is warm semi-arid in the north and cold-dry in the rest of the coast towards the south.
The climate of the Peruvian Andes is very varied and is highly influenced by altitude. In general, the rainy season occurs between December and April, but its intensity varies considerably from one area to another.
The lowlands of the Peruvian Amazon have a humid and rainy climate throughout the year.
The coldest months in Perú are July, August, and September. The winter season in Perú begins on June 21 and ends on September 21.
The winter climate is usually humid, with the presence of rains and fogs, however, in Perú temperatures vary constantly and that is why from one day to the next the sun rises and the environment warms up.
If you take vacation packages to Cusco Peru between June and September, you should wear warm and waterproof clothing, as it is the rainy season and with lower temperatures in general in the country, but between December and March the weather is much more pleasant and warm.
In the Amazon junglein Perú you should wear light clothing but better long pants and shirts that cover our arms to protect ourselves from insects.
A raincoat from October to April is essential because it is the rainy season, and the rest of the year, equally recommended due to weather changes. Do not forget your sunglasses and a backpack where you can take clothes to Macchu Picchu and Aguascalientes, since the train that takes you does not accept large suitcases, and you will have to leave the rest of the luggage in Cuzco. Very useful!
The essential clothes you should wear in Perú:
Trekking shoes: For long walks in the jungle or in the mountains. They are the ones you need to better explore Machu Picchu and its surrounding mountains.
Tennis or sports shoes: The best option for short trips to beaches and deserts.
Sunglasses: Protect your eyes from intense light, especially in higher cities.
Light pants: to cover your legs from mosquitoes during the day, especially in hottest areas such as deserts and jungles.
Light sweater or jacket: for when the afternoon falls and the temperature becomes colder, both in Lima and in the higher cities.
Thicker jacket: for cold areas or while traveling on the bus. At Peru Hop we have extra blankets for our passengers, but if you suffer from cold, take precautions.
Swimsuit: If you are going to travel the coasts of Peru, bathe with sea lions in the Ballestas Islands, or try the hot springs in the Colca Canyon, for example.
Waterproof: If you travel to the jungle or Cusco, it is most likely that you will find yourself in the rain, so waterproof clothing or clothing that dries easily is ideal.
People with a passport from Spain and the European Union do not require a visa for vacation packages to Perú and Machu Picchu, as long as the visit is exclusively tourist and they stay up to a maximum of 90 days. We always recommend checking with your embassy to avoid problems upon arrival.
Countries that should not process a tourist visa for vacation packages to Perú and Machu Picchu: include those that are part of the European Union, Oceania, the United States, Canada and the following American countries: Antigua Barbuda, Argentina, Bahamas, Barbados, Belize, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Dominica, Guyana, Grenada, Jamaica, Mexico, Panama, Paraguay, Dominican Republic, Suriname, Uruguay, and Venezuela.
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