Peru
Adventure | Culture | Wildlife
Adventure at every turn. Our twist on this ancient land pairs sprawling rainforests with mountains hiding ancient cities, uncovering its warm Incan spirit. Feasting through Lima’s foodie scene, condor spotting in the Colca Valley and exploring Lake Titicaca's floating islands.
International flights
15+h London-Lima via Europe/USA/Brazil, no direct.
How much does it cost?
Two weeks in Peru starts at £4,000 per person (excl. international flights).
How our pricing worksOur favourite hotels in Peru
Why book with nemo?
We don’t do packages. Every trip is built from scratch – around your dates, your pace, your wishlist. You’ll be matched with a Travel Expert who knows the destination inside out and takes the time to understand what really matters to you.
Pricing depends on where you’re headed, with trips starting from £4,000 per person – but here’s what’s always included:
Fully bespoke service
No templates or generic routes. Just smart, personalised planning tailored around you.
Vetted product
Hotels, guides and experiences we trust – chosen for style, service and substance.
24/7 operational support
From flight delays to last-minute changes, we're on hand to troubleshoot any issues that arise.
Special offers and perks
Room upgrades, early check-ins, priority access and surprise extras wherever possible.
Where you go is one thing. How you go is everything. Here's Peru, the nemo way.
Our Peru Experts
Our global team shares a collective goal: enriching your life with unforgettable, personalised travel experiences.
“nemo were very approachable from our first phone call and made our Peru honeymoon so seamless and easy. The hotels all felt like such a luxurious treat.”
nemo traveller, Maddy
Our perfect route
Everything we offer is fully bespoke; the itinerary below is an example of what our experts can create with you.
Lima
Peru's capital city thrives on architectural wonders, historical charms and culinary genius. This sophisticated city stands over a long coastline lined by high-rise condos built alongside pre-Columbian temples with a delightful choice of museums, trendy art galleries, and, of course, a busy nightlife scene.
Sacred Valley
Together with Cusco, Peru's Sacred Valley is the gateway to Machu Picchu. But it's also an incredible destination in its own right, with myriad trekking routes, fascinating Incan history, awe-inspiring ruins like those at Ollantaytambo, and breathtaking natural landscapes.
Machu Picchu
This ancient Inca site was built around 1450AD and was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1983. Named one of the New Seven Wonders of the World in 2007, it is Peru's most famous destination - for good reason! An absolutely thrilling site to explore, with its lush vegetation and steep escarpments shrouded in ethereal clouds.
Cusco
Cusco, a city in the Peruvian Andes, is known for its historical charms and impressive colonial architecture. The city is a great option for travellers seeking Peruvian culture, ancient traditions and modern life. Trekking up Cusco's Rainbow Mountain is a must.
Lake Titicaca, Peru
Lake Titicaca, set between the border of Peru and Bolivia in the picturesque Andes Mountains, is one of South America's largest lakes. The deep-blue waters are famously calm and home to amazing rare aquatic wildlife. Traditional highland culture still stands today within the region - think crops harvested by hand, vibrant Peruvian dress and wandering llamas.
Arequipa
The stunning landscapes and magnificent historical architecture of Arequipa are framed by the Chachani, Misti and Pichu Pichu volcanoes. A place you won't want to leave, thanks to its spectacular array of fusion restaurants, breathtaking cultural sights and attentive hospitality. The city's picturesque location makes a natural starting point for hiking, rafting, and exploring the Cañón Del Colca.
Two weeks in Peru starts at £4,000 per person (excl. international flights).
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Special offers
We always look for promotions and added value. Thanks to close hotel relationships, you’ll be first in line for upgrades, bonuses and seasonal perks.
At your pace
Lock in what matters early, tweak the rest later. We’ll guide the timeline, but keep things flexible – no pressure to have it all figured out.
When to go
Jan - Mar
Rainy season in the Andes and Amazon ending around March, summer on the coast. La Candeleria festival on the shores of Lake Titicaca is in February. The Inca trail is closed for the whole of February but Machu Picchu remains open, and we recommend avoiding the area in Jan and Feb due to heavy rainfall.
Apr - Sep
Dry season and best time to travel in the Andes, lower water in the Amazon. The country is at its busiest Jun - August. Inti Raymi festival is on 24th June and Lima's Mistura food festivcal is in September. This is the best time to visit Machu Picchu & Cusco, Lake Titicaca and to spot condors in the Colca Canyon.
Oct - Dec
Increased temperatures and rainfall in the Amazon and mists on the coast.
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