There’s a kind of magic to Peru – a pull you can’t quite define. Mist-shrouded rainforests cradle ancient citadels, Cusco’s narrow streets echo with footsteps past colonial churches and condors wheel high above the canyons of the Colca Valley. Every turn brings a new tempo, from highland villages to hidden trails.
International flights
15+h London-Lima via Europe/USA/Brazil, no direct.
How much does it cost?
Two weeks in Peru starts at £5,000 per person (excl. international flights).
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Peru on the ground
Why book with nemo?
We don’t do packages. Every trip is built from scratch – around your dates, your pace, your non-negotiables. 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, but here’s what’s always included:
Fully bespoke service
Fully bespoke service
No templates or generic routes. Just smart, personalised planning tailored around you.
Financial protection
Financial protection
Your trip is backed by bespoke Financial Failure Insurance, protecting the funds you’ve paid from the moment you book.
24/7 operational support
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
Special offers and perks
Room upgrades, early check-ins, priority access and surprise extras wherever possible.
Your Peru experts
They know Peru inside out, creating trips that move well and feel unmistakably yours.
From our travellers
“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 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.”
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
Built along cliffs above the Pacific, this is a city that eats exceptionally well. Colonial bones sit alongside sharp modern architecture, with neighbourhoods defined by restaurants, galleries and late nights. Lima is confident and outward-looking – a place to linger, not just pass through.
Sacred Valley
Altitude softens here. Rivers cut through farmland, villages feel purposeful rather than performative, and Inca engineering still shapes daily life. Walking routes, market towns and ruins like Ollantaytambo create a rhythm built for being outside rather than ticking off sights.
Machu Picchu
The setting does most of the work. Terraces spill down steep escarpments, cloud drifts in and out, and the scale reveals itself gradually as you move through the site. It’s dramatic, precise and surprisingly quiet in moments – a place that holds attention long after you leave.
Cusco
Cusco balances past and present without smoothing the edges. Inca stonework meets colonial facades, markets spill into side streets and the city feels active rather than preserved. It’s a characterful base for acclimatising before heading deeper into the Andes.
Lake Titicaca, Peru
Thin air, wide water and a strong sense of continuity. Life around the lake moves slowly – farming, fishing and boat journeys between small communities. Days are spent walking, watching and adjusting to the altitude, with clear nights that make the sky feel unusually close.
Arequipa
White stone, volcanic backdrops and a calm, ordered feel set this city apart. Food is taken seriously, streets are made for wandering, and the surrounding landscape invites movement. From here, the shift into canyon country feels natural – a city that opens outward rather than in.
Two weeks in Peru starts at £5,000 per person (excl. international flights).
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Your budget
We know it's tricky to pin down a number early on. We’ll walk you through all the details so you can make informed choices from the start.
A bespoke quote
Your quote is broken down into hotels, activities and logistics – we earn through supplier commissions, not markups. Prefer USD? Just ask.
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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