Luxury Peru Travel

Stone cities above the clouds, and a valley that still feeds them.

Peru centres on Machu Picchu and the Sacred Valley, with Cusco’s stone streets, Lima’s kitchens and Lake Titicaca beyond. A luxury journey pairs the Inca citadel with Andean villages and the Amazon’s canopy. Few journeys in South America move through so much altitude and history.

When to Visit Peru

May to September brings the driest, clearest weather to the Andes and the easiest access to Machu Picchu. November to March is wetter, though the Sacred Valley turns a deeper green.

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Best Time to Visit

Shoulder Season

Not Recommended

Experiences

Machu Picchu

Machu Picchu, entered early before the first trains arrive

The Sacred Valley

The Sacred Valley, its terraces still farmed as they were centuries ago

Lima's tasting menus

Lima's tasting menus, among the finest kitchens in South America

Lake Titicaca's

Lake Titicaca's floating islands, reached by private boat

Cusco's stone streets

Cusco's stone streets, walked with a historian at altitude

The Amazon canopy

The Amazon canopy near Puerto Maldonado, explored by canoe at dawn

The Andean Explorer

The Andean Explorer, a private train across the high plateau

FAQ

How many days do you need in Peru?

Nine to twelve nights suits a first visit, pairing Lima with Cusco, the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu. Add three or four more for Lake Titicaca or an Amazon lodge near Puerto Maldonado.

When is the best time to visit Peru?

May to September brings the driest, clearest weather to the Andes and the easiest access to Machu Picchu. November to March is wetter, though the Sacred Valley turns a deeper green.

Is Peru safe and easy to travel?

Yes. Peru is safe, well organised for travellers and easy to navigate with a private guide and driver. Altitude in Cusco and Titicaca is the main consideration, so journeys build in time to adjust.

Do I need a visa for Peru?

Singapore passport holders travel visa-free to Peru for stays of up to 90 days. Requirements can change, so check the current position with your Travel Designer before departure.

Where should I go first?

Cusco and the Sacred Valley for Inca history, Machu Picchu for its scale, and Lima for its kitchens make the classic first route. Lake Titicaca suits travellers with extra nights to spend.

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