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Walking Holidays in Peru

Walking Holidays in Peru

Peru Walking Adventure Tours

Peru

The Inca Trail

Walking Holidays in Peru
8 Days from £ 1745

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Follow in the footsteps of the Incas as you trek to the once-lost city of Machu Picchu

Walking & Trekking
Peru

Glamping on the Inca Trail

Walking Holidays in Peru
New
9 Days from £ 3399

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Trek the classic Inca Trail, glamping each night to wake each morning refreshed

Walking & Trekking
Peru

Inca Trail, Titicaca & Nazca

Walking Holidays in Peru
15 Days from £ 4099

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Peru's deserts and high Andes and follow a classic trekking route

Walking & Trekking
Peru

Inca Trail & the Amazon Rainforest

TPJ
15 Days from £ 4899

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Trekking, jungle and indigenous culture – the best Peru has to offer

Walking & Trekking
Peru

The Salkantay Trek

Walking Holidays in Peru
14 Days from £ 3049

Guided Group (Excl. Flights)

Peru's Cordillera Vilcabamba, join the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu

Walking & Trekking

Top 5 Places to Visit on Peru Trekking Holidays

Machu Picchu: Placing Peru firmly on the map, Machu Picchu is an ancient archaeological site that can’t be ignored by anyone wanting to explore the country. The ancient citadel was built by the Incas around 500 years ago and is set among the most incredible Andean backdrop of mountains and cloud forests. You can take various routes up to Machu Picchu, but the Inca Trail is arguably the most stunning. Arriving at the Sun Gate on the slopes of Machu Picchu, you’ll enjoy staggering views across the Lost City and the Andes.

Cuzco: Once the capital of the Incan Empire, Cusco is a spellbinding city in the Peruvian Andes and is most famous for its Spanish colonial architecture and archaeological remains. At its centre ornate cathedrals, ancient ruins and agricultural terraces surround the Plaza de Armas in the old city. This is a fascinating place for history lovers wanting to learn more about Peru’s Incan heritage and you could easily spend a day here admiring the architecture. Cusco is also the starting point for the Inca Trail and Salcantay routes.

Amazon Rainforest: The lush canopy of the sprawling Amazon Rainforest is home to some of Peru’s most wonderful wildlife and is a must for nature lovers on walking holidays in Peru. Meandering rivers, lakes and forest trails steer you through the natural habitats of animals such as monkeys, reptiles, giant otters and a whole host of birdlife. As well as exploring on foot, you can also paddle along the waterways in a canoe. This is a unique experience that will jostle your senses as you listen to the sounds of the wild on an extraordinary adventure.

Lima: The city of Lima is the vibrant capital of Peru and is a heady concoction of culture and history, providing a stark contrast against the natural landscapes. There’s no doubt Lima will charm you with its colonial-influenced architecture, coastal backdrop and tropical beats. Dubbed ‘the gastronomic capital of South America’, the city is also home to some of the most sensational food in the world with Peruvian delicacies such as Ceviche, Lomo Saltado, Picarones and Aji de Gallini. Food lovers will be in their element with the wealth of tasty treats on offer.

Lake Titicaca: Lying nearly 4,000 metres up in the Andes on the border of Bolivia and Peru, Lake Titicaca is the largest and highest navigable freshwater lake in South America. But this isn’t the only reason it’s caused a stir with both locals and visitors to Peru – it’s believed by the Incans to be the birthplace of the sun, and that’s one impressive claim to fame! The highland lake is overlooked by imposing Andean peaks and strewn across the plateau you’ll find ancient ruins that tell of its past. The locals make a living from selling handmade crafts and even to this day they harvest their crops by hand. If you enjoy delving into the history of the destinations you visit, this is a great place to find out more about the real Peru.

Mallorca exceeded every expectation. It’s a destination that offers not just beauty, but depth—through its food, its people, and its peaceful corners. I left feeling nourished, inspired, and already dreaming of my next visit.

mandy-lee vermeulen Walking in Mallorca

Vana, our guide, was amazing (fun, relaxed and knowledgable about the trails and the terrain). I appreciated her ability to “read” the group, flexing expectations with weather conditions (intense winds) and the groups abilities. This was not a trip to stop and “smell the roses” which is maybe more what I was hoping for (more cultural and historical information). Croatia is a stunningly beautiful country and the vistas did not disappoint. It was fun to explore the coast and the island more intimately. Accommodations were simple and clean. Breakfasts were excellent, especially at our last hotel. My biggest concern is that our ending spot (not where we started) near Zadar was more challenging to book return flights from and I wish that Exodus and provided transportation to a more major transportation hub, Zagreb maybe?

maria Barlow Walking Croatia: Islands & Mountains

I’ve wanted to do this hike for so long and it really didn’t disappoint. The days were long, steep and tough from the very first day to the last but the scenery was just stunning. I loved crossing from one country to the next, seeing the landscape change from alpine cliff to meadow, to glacial valley. It was beautiful. It is full on so get some hill training in but this really was beautiful.

HELEN BRIDGETT Tour du Mont Blanc Hotel Trek
Walking Holidays in Peru