Peru Tours

Top 10 Things to Do in Peru

1. Lima (Capital City)

   
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   Lima is a fascinating city full of history and beautiful sites with its Cathedrals and palaces dating way back to colonial times. Take a stroll around the city or relax and have a refreshment at the many beach front hotels while you take a break from shopping or watch the world go by. Ranked in the top 5 cities to see in the Caribbean and Latin America Lima will not let you down. With Private Tour visit Lima.

2. Macchu Picchu

   
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   With Private Tour visit Macchu Picchu, it is a privilege as you will see on your visit to this spectacular, awe-inspiring place. It is one of the most popular places to visit on the planet. Discovered in the 1900’s Macchu Picchu remains somewhat of a mystery as archaeologists are still unlocking its treasures to discover why this magnificent city was so suddenly abandoned. 

3. The Inca Trial

   
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   Discover without a doubt one of the most sought after trips on the planet, The Inca Trail. With Private Tour discover the delights of this two, four or five-day trip taking in the breathtaking scenery and once in a lifetime experience. See the famous ruins, cloud forests and landscapes that will make you wonder how this whole land can give any more. Little settlements are spotted along the Trail;

4. Geoglyphs

   
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   It is believed that the Geoglyphs at Nazca Lines were impressed into the desert between 500 BC and 500 AD, and they depict various living creatures birds and the famous Astronaut Man. Only a short flight away these monumental works of art can only be appreciated from the air. With a Private Tour, small planes can take you on this once in a lifetime trip to see what can only be viewed as the remarkable Geoglyphs of Nazca Lines.

5. The Andes (Piura District)

   
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   Moving away from the frozen peaks of the Andes and heading to the beautiful beaches of Peru's Piura District enjoy its untouched shores and laze about in the tropical climate with its beautiful hotels and fabulous restaurants serving an eclectic mix of delicious food. Take in the newly modern surfing in the area, and the exciting new attraction in this district. Private Tour can help you to soak in all that Piura has to offer.

6. Lake Titicaca

   
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   Lake Titicaca was known by folklore as the birthplace of the sun with its vast lake that is considered very sacred by the locals. It is one of the biggest lakes in South America and home to the Uru people who reside on magnificent floating islands still immersed in the old ways of life. They still plant and harvest crops by hand, and the local women can be seen working in traditional bowler hats and petticoats.

7. Huacachina

   
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   Private Tour introduces you to Haucachina the outstanding oasis set on the southwest coast of Peru. The lagoon is one of the most serenely beautiful places on earth. It is the top destination for sand boarding an unusual but excellent sports whether you want to be a spectator or want to give is a go. Take a buggy or a four wheel drive ride with Private Tour up and down the dunes at speeds that will blow you away.

8. Sleeper Train

   
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   To be launched in time for the summer season of 2017 is a must-do for all visitors to this region. Imagine chugging along one of the highest rail routes in work it offers holiday goers a unique experience to see the sights of Lake Titicaca, Arequipa, and Cusco to name but a few destinations.

9. Larco Museum

   
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   The unique Larco Museum a privately owned museum located in the Lima district of Peru has one of the largest collection of pre-Columbian Art and is famously known for its collection of erotic pottery and Mochica Headdresses. With vast collections from Roa and Carranza, this museum is a must see for any historian and curious person alike. With Private Tour visit the Gallery Shop sells reproductions of ceramics, metal works, and textile.

    

10. Saksaywaman

    
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    Come and see the breathtaking citadel that is Saksaywaman with Private Tour based on the northern region of the city of Cusco this is the actual historical birthplace of the Inca Empire. It is said that areas of this magnificent structure were built around, the 1100’s by the Killke People and this area was expanded by the Inca’s sometime around the 13th century.