Discover Peru – Machu Picchu, Lake Titicaca & the Amazon
Peru Three Ways
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- Activity Level: 2
- Days: 11
- Group Size: 4-14
- Member price: from $5,799
- Non-member price: from $6,399
Overview
Peru is a destination of many landscapes: sea, deserts, mountains, alpine lakes, and rainforests. Beyond the physical beauty is a country rich in ancestral tradition that is still practiced today. This journey provides the chance to explore the Amazon rainforest, must-see Machu Picchu, and vibrant Lake Titicaca. Enjoy a visual feast of rainbow-colored hues, magnificent tropical animals, impossibly intricate ancient architecture, and the fascinating inner lives of village residents.
Explore the highest reaches of the Amazon jungle, where canopy dwellers can be witnessed from up-close. Take in a classic example of urban planning by the Incan people on a stroll through the town of Ollantaytambo. Visit Machu Picchu, a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the new Seven Wonders of the World. Kayak on the highest navigable lake, Lake Titicaca, and visit the floating islands of the Uros. Our expert, local guides lead us through it all. This journey is a wonderful way to see Peru’s rich natural beauty while discovering the history that make this area such a bucket list destination.
Trip highlights
- Explore three iconic destinations; the Amazon, Machu Picchu, and Lake Titicaca
- Visit one of the most biodiverse areas of the entire Amazon rainforest
- Uncover the mysteries of Incan practices within the Machu Picchu Sanctuary
- Understand customs that co-exist in harmony with their natural surroundings on Lake Titicaca
Activities
- Kayaking
- Walking
- Wildlife Viewing
Accommodations
Hotels, 7 nights; Jungle Lodge, 3 nights
Itinerary
Welcome to Lima. Be ready for a morning take-off to Puerto Maldonado. Upon arrival to Puerto Maldonado, you will be greeted by your guide. From here, our adventure begins in the Amazon basin of Peru. Our trip down the river provides our first sightings of macaws, heron, caiman and capybara. After checking in to your rooms, enjoy a nice siesta or participate in a guided walk near the lodge. Tonight before dinner, our guide will brief us on tomorrow’s activities. Lunch and dinner included.
After breakfast, we make our way to the canopy tower. Most of the life in the rainforest occurs in its highest reaches, the tree canopy. From this viewpoint, we’re provided fantastic and close views into the crowns of huge Brazil nut trees and others in the forest. We also look for monkeys, toucans, parrots, and other canopy dwellers. The tower is an excellent place to see flocks of parrots and parakeets that fly by at eye level. After lunch, prepare to be astounded when our guide shares how thousands of species of plants and animals create a symbiotic relationship for survival. The powerful healing of extracted natural chemicals developed from rainforest plants continues to astound modern-day physicians. All meals included.
Walking: 2 hours.
This morning we navigate an oxbow lake. These lakes are an important and distinct habitat found in the Amazon basin. Formed when a bend in an Amazonian river gets cut off from its main channel, their waters are much calmer and clearer than the river and provide the perfect habitat for a host of interesting animals. This afternoon, we paddle down a portion of the Tambopata River where we can see local farms near the edge of the forest, and we'll see some local people working on those farms. During the easy-going paddling downstream, we might see toucans, a caiman or two, river turtles and other wildlife. We finish off the day with a stop on a sandy, riverside beach where we can take a dip in the refreshing water. All meals included.
Kayaking: 1.5 hours.
Enjoy a full breakfast before our early morning departure. We return by boat on the Madre de Dios River and continue on to the Puerto Maldonado airport. Our guide accompanies us to Cusco.
This afternoon, we will tour the historical San Blas quarter. This area was originally used as dwellings for the Inca nobles, who built impressive stone constructions at a short distance from what is now the Main Square. It is still possible to see the unmistakable rigor of the Inca walls at the base of many constructions. Today the quarter is full of charming and narrow cobblestone streets that are very popular among craftspeople who sell their works on the street. Among its top attractions is the San Blas Church which houses a magnificent wood carving. All meals included.
Walking: 2 hours.
Today starts early. After breakfast, we leave for the Sacred Valley. First we stop in Chincheros and Piuray Lake. From here our guide will give us a short briefing on land before we tour the lake by kayak. This beautiful lake is surrounded by breathtaking views of the surrounding hills with pre-Incan terraces. From the lake, we hopefully can see many types of Andean ducks. For lunch we enjoy a gourmet picnic lakeside. This afternoon, we visit the archaeological sites of Moray and Maras. Moray consists of mysterious, concentric circular terraces that for some is a perfect example of an agricultural research center. Varied elevations simulate the conditions of different elevations within the Incan empire. Then on to Maras, an impressive complex of salt exploitation. Still in use today, the large salt deposits were used to provide salt to trade for other products in other regions of the empire. All meals included.
Walking: 2–3 hours; Kayaking: 1 hour.
Today we visit the archaeological remains of Pisac, which are the largest complex of terraces in the area. The Pisac ruins are on top of a hill at the entrance to the Sacred Valley. After lunch, we stroll through the town of Ollantaytambo, a classic example of urban planning by the Incas. Originally built as a royal estate for an Incan emperor, this archaeological complex remains impressive to all who see it. This "fortress" and town provided rest and lodging for the Incas making their pilgrimage to Machu Picchu as it now serves many who begin their trek on the classic Inca trail. It is without doubt one of the most monumental works of the empire. After the tour, we return to our hotel to rest before dinner. All meals included.
Walking: 2–3 hours.
Early in the morning we transfer to the train station for our trip to Machu Picchu. After about two hours, we arrive at Aguas Calientes. This town is also known as "Machu Picchu pueblo" and is the last stop before entering the remains of the most important archaeological site in Peru, Machu Picchu. Our guide will point out many interesting sights within Machu Picchu, a masterpiece of engineering and architecture. Machu Picchu provided a sanctuary and retreat for one of the most important and powerful emperors of the Incas. Machu Picchu, which means "Old Mountain", is a UNESCO World Heritage site and is considered one of the new Seven Wonders of the World. After our tour, we return to town and our hotel. We have some time to visit the town before dinner this evening. All meals included.
Walking: 2–3 hours.
This morning you can choose to return to Machu Picchu and visit any of the attractions or have a leisurely stroll through the beautiful grounds of the hotel property. The property has 12 acres filled with natural beauty. It is home to over 200 bird species and the world’s largest native orchid collection. After lunch this afternoon, we travel by train back to the town of Ollantaytambo. From here we will transfer by van to our hotel in Cusco city. All meals included.
We enjoy a nice hearty breakfast before transferring to the airport for our mid-morning flight to Juliaca. Upon arrival, we are met and by our new driver. Before arriving at our accommodations for the next two nights, we visit an archaeological complex known as Sillustani. This is one the world's largest necropolises. It is striking with over 90 "chullpas". These chullpas are giant and primitive stone cylinder mausoleums of over 30-feet high, designed with a top wider than the base. We continue on to our hotel where we check in and can choose to have a siesta before dinner. All meals included.
Walking: 1 hour.
We begin our last full day of this ultimate Peruvian tour with an early morning pickup at our hotel. We head towards the peninsula of Capachica where we'll behold amazing views of Lake Titicaca where our kayaking adventure begins. Fully supported by a boat, we make our way to Taquile Island. The paddle is easy and we have breaks along the way. Upon arrival at Taquile Island, we enjoy a picnic lunch. Later, we visit the floating islands of the Uros. The Uros are an ancestral society that inhabits a series of artificial islands built with totora, a reef that grows in the lake. These islands are considered the last authentic floating islands. We return to the hotel for our final celebration dinner this evening. All meals included.
Kayaking: 1.5–2 hours.
We enjoy one last breakfast before transferring to the airport for our early afternoon flight to Lima. Breakfast included.
Note on Itinerary
Although we do our very best to adhere to the schedule above, this itinerary is subject to change for numerous reasons beyond our control including unexpected weather and terrain conditions.
What's included
Call 1-800-622-2236 to reserve this trip on the phone
Monday-Friday, 7 AM to 5 PM Pacific Time
Price Includes
Hotel accommodations with private bath, based on double occupancy; meals as noted in the daily itinerary; English speaking guides; transfers within country; all sightseeing excursions as noted, including admission to Machu Picchu, and all boat excursions.
Not Included
Air transportation to/from Lima, Peru; optional guide gratuities; excess baggage charges; alcoholic beverages; airport taxes; items of a personal nature such as souvenirs, laundry fees, immunizations; insurance of any kind. Cost of internal Peru flights are not included in the base trip cost, but these fees are collected by REI Adventures and flights are arranged in conjunction with your booking.
Consider as you sign up
Airline tickets - Please check with us before purchasing your airline tickets to ensure your trip is confirmed with the minimum number of participants required to operate.
Travel insurance - To protect your travel investment, we highly recommend the purchase of travel insurance. Please contact us or see details.
REI membership - Get a member discount on most REI Adventures trips plus other valuable benefits.
REI Co-op World Mastercard® - Earn 5% back on REI Adventures trips and all REI net purchases. Learn more.
Additional Information
Cancellation and Transfer Policy
A refundable deposit of $400 is required at time of booking to secure space. Full payment is required 60 days before departure date.
If you decide to cancel your trip, the following fees apply and are due when we receive notice of your cancellation:
91+ days prior to departure = $0
61 to 90 days = $400
31 to 60 days prior to departure = 50% of the total trip cost is non-refundable
0 to 30 days prior to departure = 100% of the trip cost is non-refundable
If you instead transfer to another trip, the following fees are due at the time of the request:
61+ days prior to departure = $0
31 to 60 days = $400
0 to 30 days prior to departure = 100% of the trip cost is non-refundable
To protect your investment, we recommend that you purchase travel insurance.
Single Accommodations
There is no single supplement fee for those willing to share accommodations with a same-gender roommate. If you are willing to share but we are unable to pair you with a same-gender roommate, you will not be charged the single supplement fee. If you do not wish to share and request single accommodations, you will be required to pay the single supplement fee. Please be advised that there are a limited number of single accommodations available. For more details about traveling solo, see our Solo Travelers page.
- Single supplement 2018 - $1,499
Internal Airfare
This trip requires that one or more internal flights be booked separately by REI. Our travel specialists will collect payment and make reservations for all confirmed group members for these required internal flights. Because airfare prices can change without notice, all flight prices are subject to change.
Weather
Because of Peru’s proximity to the equator, temperatures do not drastically change from one season to the other. The primary difference is the change in precipitation so fundamentally, Peru has two seasons: wet and dry. During the dry season (May-October), Cusco and the Sacred Valley’s average daytime temperatures range from 55° - 75° F with Andean evenings cooling down into the 40s and 50s. In the Lake Titicaca area, average daytime temperatures are in the 60s with nighttime temperatures dropping into the 30s. In the Amazon Basin, average temperatures are in the 80s and 90s and nightly lows in the upper 60s. During the wet season (November - April), rainfall is more common in Cusco and the Sacred Valley, however all-day rain is unlikely. Lake Titicaca daytime temperatures are a little warmer and in the rainforest, prolonged rainy weather patterns may occur.
General Information
This trip is subject to the booking information set forth in the current REI Adventures Reservation Information. Please read this information carefully and call us if you have any questions. Additional trip information will be provided upon sign up. We highly recommend the purchase of travel insurance through REI Adventures. If coverage is purchased at the time of your initial reservation, the 'Pre-existing Conditions Exclusion' is waived (certain exclusions apply).
We look forward to having you join us for the trip of a lifetime! Why wait? Space is limited, reserve your adventure today.
Meet your guides
Ernesto O.
This REI Top Guide enjoys sharing the ways Peruvians often weave ancient ideas and values into their modern lives. An avid birdwatcher and a guide since 1999, Ernesto heads a nonprofit dedicated to saving endangered species of condors in the Andes.
Adventure Expert
This trip to Peru should be on everyone’s bucket list. It includes the Amazon, Machu Picchu and Lake Titicaca. Every day you’ll stand in awe of the natural beauty that surrounds you.
Departure dates
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Prices are per person, double occupancy.
2018
Mandatory fees apply:Internal Airfare - $700
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Gear list
The key to staying comfortable while on an active trip is layering. To get maximum comfort with minimum weight, you need versatile layers that mix and match to create the right amount of insulation, ventilation and weather protection. This gear list has been created to help you in choosing your equipment for the trip. Try to bring only what is necessary as this will help you and the field staff.
Provided by REI
- Tall Rain Boots
Required
- Bandana
- Day Pack (21L-35L)
- Duffel Bag
- Duffel Bag or Soft-Sided Suitcase
- Flashlight or Headlamp with Fresh Batteries
- Fleece/Wool Jacket or Sweater
- Hiking Pants (Convertible, Quick-Dry, Lightweight)
- Hiking Shoes
- Hiking Socks (Synthetic or Wool)
- Insect Repellant
- Long Sleeve Shirts (Synthetic, Lightweight)
- Rain Jacket (Hooded, Lightweight, Waterproof, Breathable)
- Sun Block and Lip Balm
- Sun Hat
- Tee Shirts (Synthetic)
- Water Bottle
Recommended
- Binoculars
- Camp Towel
- Casual Clothing for Travel and Town Wear (Lightweight, Easily Washable)
- Casual Shoes for Travel and Free Time
- Compact Roll of Toilet Paper
- Electrical Adapter Plug and Converter
- Fleece/Wool Hat
- Hiking Shorts (Quick-Dry, Lightweight)
- Insulated Jacket
- Luggage Tags and Locks
- Pack Rain Cover
- Passport/Money Belt or Pouch
- Personal First Aid Kit/Medications (Lightweight, with Anti-Diarrheal)
- Rain Pants (Lightweight, Waterproof, Breathable)
- Sandals
- Shower Sandals
- Sunglasses and Accessories
- Toiletries
Optional
- Anti-Fog Lens Wipes (For Glasses)
- Base Layer Tops and Bottoms (Lightweight, Synthetic)
- Camera and Accessories
- Clothesline, Sink Stopper and Washing Detergent Packets
- Fleece/Wool Gloves
- Knee Supports
- Liner Socks (Synthetic)
- Personal Wipes and Hand Sanitizer Gel
- Reading and Writing Materials
- Swimwear
- Trekking Poles (Rubber Tips Required)
- Watch with Alarm or Travel Clock
Travel Documents
- Airline Tickets (Confirmation and Itinerary)
- Final Bulletin (Emailed Prior to Departure Date)
- Passport
Contact Us
Feel free to give us a call at 1-800-622-2236 should you have any questions regarding the gear list. The staff at our stores and Direct Sales (1-800-426-4840) will also be happy to help you with gear questions. Or check out REI Expert Advice, which has great information to help you prepare for your trip.
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Welcome to Lima. Be ready for a morning take-off to Puerto Maldonado. Upon arrival to Puerto Maldonado, you will be greeted by your guide. From here, our adventure begins in the Amazon basin of Peru. Our trip down the river provides our first sightings of macaws, heron, caiman and capybara. After checking in to your rooms, enjoy a nice siesta or participate in a guided walk near the lodge. Tonight before dinner, our guide will brief us on tomorrow’s activities. Lunch and dinner included.
After breakfast, we make our way to the canopy tower. Most of the life in the rainforest occurs in its highest reaches, the tree canopy. From this viewpoint, we’re provided fantastic and close views into the crowns of huge Brazil nut trees and others in the forest. We also look for monkeys, toucans, parrots, and other canopy dwellers. The tower is an excellent place to see flocks of parrots and parakeets that fly by at eye level. After lunch, prepare to be astounded when our guide shares how thousands of species of plants and animals create a symbiotic relationship for survival. The powerful healing of extracted natural chemicals developed from rainforest plants continues to astound modern-day physicians. All meals included.
Walking: 2 hours.
This morning we navigate an oxbow lake. These lakes are an important and distinct habitat found in the Amazon basin. Formed when a bend in an Amazonian river gets cut off from its main channel, their waters are much calmer and clearer than the river and provide the perfect habitat for a host of interesting animals. This afternoon, we paddle down a portion of the Tambopata River where we can see local farms near the edge of the forest, and we'll see some local people working on those farms. During the easy-going paddling downstream, we might see toucans, a caiman or two, river turtles and other wildlife. We finish off the day with a stop on a sandy, riverside beach where we can take a dip in the refreshing water. All meals included.
Kayaking: 1.5 hours.
Enjoy a full breakfast before our early morning departure. We return by boat on the Madre de Dios River and continue on to the Puerto Maldonado airport. Our guide accompanies us to Cusco.
This afternoon, we will tour the historical San Blas quarter. This area was originally used as dwellings for the Inca nobles, who built impressive stone constructions at a short distance from what is now the Main Square. It is still possible to see the unmistakable rigor of the Inca walls at the base of many constructions. Today the quarter is full of charming and narrow cobblestone streets that are very popular among craftspeople who sell their works on the street. Among its top attractions is the San Blas Church which houses a magnificent wood carving. All meals included.
Walking: 2 hours.
Today starts early. After breakfast, we leave for the Sacred Valley. First we stop in Chincheros and Piuray Lake. From here our guide will give us a short briefing on land before we tour the lake by kayak. This beautiful lake is surrounded by breathtaking views of the surrounding hills with pre-Incan terraces. From the lake, we hopefully can see many types of Andean ducks. For lunch we enjoy a gourmet picnic lakeside. This afternoon, we visit the archaeological sites of Moray and Maras. Moray consists of mysterious, concentric circular terraces that for some is a perfect example of an agricultural research center. Varied elevations simulate the conditions of different elevations within the Incan empire. Then on to Maras, an impressive complex of salt exploitation. Still in use today, the large salt deposits were used to provide salt to trade for other products in other regions of the empire. All meals included.
Walking: 2–3 hours; Kayaking: 1 hour.
Today we visit the archaeological remains of Pisac, which are the largest complex of terraces in the area. The Pisac ruins are on top of a hill at the entrance to the Sacred Valley. After lunch, we stroll through the town of Ollantaytambo, a classic example of urban planning by the Incas. Originally built as a royal estate for an Incan emperor, this archaeological complex remains impressive to all who see it. This "fortress" and town provided rest and lodging for the Incas making their pilgrimage to Machu Picchu as it now serves many who begin their trek on the classic Inca trail. It is without doubt one of the most monumental works of the empire. After the tour, we return to our hotel to rest before dinner. All meals included.
Walking: 2–3 hours.
Early in the morning we transfer to the train station for our trip to Machu Picchu. After about two hours, we arrive at Aguas Calientes. This town is also known as "Machu Picchu pueblo" and is the last stop before entering the remains of the most important archaeological site in Peru, Machu Picchu. Our guide will point out many interesting sights within Machu Picchu, a masterpiece of engineering and architecture. Machu Picchu provided a sanctuary and retreat for one of the most important and powerful emperors of the Incas. Machu Picchu, which means "Old Mountain", is a UNESCO World Heritage site and is considered one of the new Seven Wonders of the World. After our tour, we return to town and our hotel. We have some time to visit the town before dinner this evening. All meals included.
Walking: 2–3 hours.
This morning you can choose to return to Machu Picchu and visit any of the attractions or have a leisurely stroll through the beautiful grounds of the hotel property. The property has 12 acres filled with natural beauty. It is home to over 200 bird species and the world’s largest native orchid collection. After lunch this afternoon, we travel by train back to the town of Ollantaytambo. From here we will transfer by van to our hotel in Cusco city. All meals included.
We enjoy a nice hearty breakfast before transferring to the airport for our mid-morning flight to Juliaca. Upon arrival, we are met and by our new driver. Before arriving at our accommodations for the next two nights, we visit an archaeological complex known as Sillustani. This is one the world's largest necropolises. It is striking with over 90 "chullpas". These chullpas are giant and primitive stone cylinder mausoleums of over 30-feet high, designed with a top wider than the base. We continue on to our hotel where we check in and can choose to have a siesta before dinner. All meals included.
Walking: 1 hour.
We begin our last full day of this ultimate Peruvian tour with an early morning pickup at our hotel. We head towards the peninsula of Capachica where we'll behold amazing views of Lake Titicaca where our kayaking adventure begins. Fully supported by a boat, we make our way to Taquile Island. The paddle is easy and we have breaks along the way. Upon arrival at Taquile Island, we enjoy a picnic lunch. Later, we visit the floating islands of the Uros. The Uros are an ancestral society that inhabits a series of artificial islands built with totora, a reef that grows in the lake. These islands are considered the last authentic floating islands. We return to the hotel for our final celebration dinner this evening. All meals included.
Kayaking: 1.5–2 hours.
We enjoy one last breakfast before transferring to the airport for our early afternoon flight to Lima. Breakfast included.
Note on Itinerary
Although we do our very best to adhere to the schedule above, this itinerary is subject to change for numerous reasons beyond our control including unexpected weather and terrain conditions.
What's included
Call 1-800-622-2236 to reserve this trip on the phone
Monday-Friday, 7 AM to 5 PM Pacific Time
Price Includes
Hotel accommodations with private bath, based on double occupancy; meals as noted in the daily itinerary; English speaking guides; transfers within country; all sightseeing excursions as noted, including admission to Machu Picchu, and all boat excursions.
Not Included
Air transportation to/from Lima, Peru; optional guide gratuities; excess baggage charges; alcoholic beverages; airport taxes; items of a personal nature such as souvenirs, laundry fees, immunizations; insurance of any kind. Cost of internal Peru flights are not included in the base trip cost, but these fees are collected by REI Adventures and flights are arranged in conjunction with your booking.
Consider as you sign up
Airline tickets - Please check with us before purchasing your airline tickets to ensure your trip is confirmed with the minimum number of participants required to operate.
Travel insurance - To protect your travel investment, we highly recommend the purchase of travel insurance. Please contact us or see details.
REI membership - Get a member discount on most REI Adventures trips plus other valuable benefits.
REI Co-op World Mastercard® - Earn 5% back on REI Adventures trips and all REI net purchases. Learn more.
Additional Information
Cancellation and Transfer Policy
A refundable deposit of $400 is required at time of booking to secure space. Full payment is required 60 days before departure date.
If you decide to cancel your trip, the following fees apply and are due when we receive notice of your cancellation:
91+ days prior to departure = $0
61 to 90 days = $400
31 to 60 days prior to departure = 50% of the total trip cost is non-refundable
0 to 30 days prior to departure = 100% of the trip cost is non-refundable
If you instead transfer to another trip, the following fees are due at the time of the request:
61+ days prior to departure = $0
31 to 60 days = $400
0 to 30 days prior to departure = 100% of the trip cost is non-refundable
To protect your investment, we recommend that you purchase travel insurance.
Single Accommodations
There is no single supplement fee for those willing to share accommodations with a same-gender roommate. If you are willing to share but we are unable to pair you with a same-gender roommate, you will not be charged the single supplement fee. If you do not wish to share and request single accommodations, you will be required to pay the single supplement fee. Please be advised that there are a limited number of single accommodations available. For more details about traveling solo, see our Solo Travelers page.
- Single supplement 2018 - $1,499
Internal Airfare
This trip requires that one or more internal flights be booked separately by REI. Our travel specialists will collect payment and make reservations for all confirmed group members for these required internal flights. Because airfare prices can change without notice, all flight prices are subject to change.
Weather
Because of Peru’s proximity to the equator, temperatures do not drastically change from one season to the other. The primary difference is the change in precipitation so fundamentally, Peru has two seasons: wet and dry. During the dry season (May-October), Cusco and the Sacred Valley’s average daytime temperatures range from 55° - 75° F with Andean evenings cooling down into the 40s and 50s. In the Lake Titicaca area, average daytime temperatures are in the 60s with nighttime temperatures dropping into the 30s. In the Amazon Basin, average temperatures are in the 80s and 90s and nightly lows in the upper 60s. During the wet season (November - April), rainfall is more common in Cusco and the Sacred Valley, however all-day rain is unlikely. Lake Titicaca daytime temperatures are a little warmer and in the rainforest, prolonged rainy weather patterns may occur.
General Information
This trip is subject to the booking information set forth in the current REI Adventures Reservation Information. Please read this information carefully and call us if you have any questions. Additional trip information will be provided upon sign up. We highly recommend the purchase of travel insurance through REI Adventures. If coverage is purchased at the time of your initial reservation, the 'Pre-existing Conditions Exclusion' is waived (certain exclusions apply).
We look forward to having you join us for the trip of a lifetime! Why wait? Space is limited, reserve your adventure today.
Meet your guides
Ernesto O.
This REI Top Guide enjoys sharing the ways Peruvians often weave ancient ideas and values into their modern lives. An avid birdwatcher and a guide since 1999, Ernesto heads a nonprofit dedicated to saving endangered species of condors in the Andes.
Adventure Expert
This trip to Peru should be on everyone’s bucket list. It includes the Amazon, Machu Picchu and Lake Titicaca. Every day you’ll stand in awe of the natural beauty that surrounds you.