Cusco & Machu Picchu Tour Package
Cusco & Machu Picchu Journeys are custom Peru tour packages designed for travelers seeking to experience the country’s most iconic destinations in a single, well-organized trip. The itinerary begins with a guided Lima city tour, highlighting Peru’s colonial history, modern districts and coastal scenery. The journey then moves to the Andes, where Cusco city tours feature ancient Inca temples, colonial architecture and vibrant local culture. Travelers also visit the Sacred Valley of the Incas, known for its archaeological sites, traditional villages and striking mountain landscapes that reflect the essence of Andean civilization.
A key highlight is the Classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu, a rewarding hike that combines scenic trails, Inca ruins and a guided arrival at the renowned citadel. The itinerary also features natural attractions such as Rainbow Mountain and a two-day visit to Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world, where travelers engage with local communities and traditions. Our Cusco & Machu Picchu Journeys are fully customizable and paced for comfort, blending culture, adventure and authenticity across Peru’s most celebrated regions.
Machu Picchu Journey from Cusco
Cusco & Machu Picchu Journeys is a curated Peru tour that brings together the country’s most renowned cultural sites and natural landmarks. The itinerary begins with a guided tour of Lima, offering insight into Peru’s colonial heritage and contemporary coastal life. In Cusco, the former Inca capital, guests explore historic streets, temples and plazas, then visit the Sacred Valley to experience ancient ruins and traditional villages that highlight Andean civilization.
The tour culminates with the 4 Day Classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu, featuring impressive scenery, Inca archaeological sites and a guided arrival at the citadel. Other highlights include Rainbow Mountain and a two-day cultural experience at Lake Titicaca, where guests engage with local communities. The itinerary is designed for comfort, acclimatization and flexibility, ensuring an authentic and balanced Peru experience.
Tour at a Glance
- Destinations: Lima, Cusco, Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu, Rainbow Mountain, Lake Titicaca
- Tour Style: Cultural, Adventure & Custom Peru Tour
- Main Highlights: 4 Day Classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu, Sacred Valley, Lake Titicaca
- Group Type: Small group or private tours available
- Accommodation: Carefully selected hotels
- Guides: Licensed local expert guides
- Departures: Available year-round with flexible dates
Why Choose This Cusco & Machu Picchu Journey?
- Iconic Peru Highlights: Experience Peru’s most famous attractions in one seamless itinerary
- Classic Inca Trail Experience: A rewarding hike to get Machu Picchu Through Sun Gate
- Cultural Depth: Authentic encounters with Andean communities and traditions
- Customizable Tours: Tailored to your travel style, pace, and preferences
- Small Group Focus: Personalized service and expert guidance
- Responsible Tourism: Supporting local communities and sustainable travel
Difficulty Level
This tour is rated moderate and is suitable for travelers with a reasonable level of fitness. Activities include guided walks, cultural site visits and scenic explorations at a comfortable pace. The most challenging days are Classic Inca Trail and Rainbow Mountain hikes, which require steady uphill walking at high altitude. The itinerary provides acclimatization time to support a safe and enjoyable experience.
No technical hiking skills are required. Guides maintain a flexible pace and provide ongoing support. Optional assistance, such as horses at Rainbow Mountain, is available for added comfort.
Best Time to Do This Tour
The ideal time for the Cusco & Machu Picchu Journeys tour is during the dry season from April to October, when conditions are best for hiking, sightseeing and photography. These months provide clear skies, mountain views and comfortable temperatures. April, May and September are especially popular for favorable weather and fewer crowds.
The rainy season from November to March offers greener landscapes and fewer tourists, resulting in a quieter experience. Tours operate year-round with careful planning to ensure safety and comfort. Regardless of the season, the journey highlights Peru’s best attractions.
Day 01: Welcome to Lima - Peru
Welcome to Lima. Upon arrival at Lima International Airport, our representative will meet you at the international exit gate with a sign displaying your name. You will be transferred directly to your hotel in Miraflores to relax after your flight. No tours are scheduled for this afternoon, so you may settle in or explore the area at your leisure.
Please confirm your airline, flight number and estimated arrival time so we can arrange your airport pickup.
- Accommodation: Tierra Viva Miraflores or similar
- Meals: None
- Entry Fees: None
Day 02: Lima City Tour & Magic Water
At around 2:00 pm, your guide will pick you up and drive to the downtown area of the capital, where you will see the Palacio del Gobierno (Presidential Palace), Main Plaza, and several notable colonial buildings. We will visit the Main Plaza of Lima, surrounded by impressive buildings, palaces, and the Palacio de Gobierno, the official residence of the President of Peru. After your guide provides an overview and time for photos, you will continue to the renowned Saint Francisco Monastery and its underground catacombs. Other notable sites include the De la Union Pathway, the Archbishop’s Palace, City Hall, the Cathedral, and San Martin Square, which often serves as a gathering place for public events and demonstrations. The historic center is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, recognized for its well-preserved colonial architecture. Lima, founded by the Spanish in 1535, is one of the oldest capital cities in South America and is known as the City of Kings. You will have the opportunity to appreciate each site’s unique features. Your guide will make frequent stops for photos and provide detailed explanations of the historic locations. At the end of the tour, you will be driven back to your hotel.
After the Lima City Tour, you will continue to the Magic Water Circuit at Parque de la Reserva. In the evening, the park features illuminated fountains, music, and laser light displays, offering a vibrant contrast to the historic sites visited earlier. You will walk through the fountain complex, enjoy interactive installations, and see the main water-and-light show, one of Lima’s most popular nighttime attractions. After the visit, you will be transferred back to your hotel, concluding a memorable day in Lima.
- Accommodation: Tierra Viva Miraflores or similar
- Meals: None
- Entry Fees: None
Day 03. Flight to Cusco & Free Day for Acclimatization
- Accommodation: Rumi Punko or similar.
- Meals: Breakfast at hotel.
- Entry Fees: NA
Day 04: Sacred Valley Tour - Sacsayhuaman - Pisac - Ollantaytambo.
Your tour begins at 8:00 a.m. with a hotel pick-up in Cusco and private transportation to the Sacred Valley of the Incas. The first stop is Sacsayhuamán, a renowned Inca archaeological complex known for its massive stone walls. This ceremonial and military site offers insight into Inca engineering, astronomy, and religious practices. From here, enjoy panoramic views of Cusco as your guide explains the site's historical significance during Inca festivals and defensive events. The tour continues to a traditional Alpaca Farm, where you will see llamas, alpacas, and the rare vicuñas, valued by the Incas for their fine fiber. Learn about their role in Andean life, including transportation, textiles, and symbolism. Next, visit a local weaving center to observe artisans demonstrating traditional textile techniques with natural dyes and intricate patterns.
Then explore the Pisac Inca Site, located on a mountainside with panoramic valley views. This site features advanced agricultural terraces and ceremonial areas, highlighting Inca expertise in farming, water management, and architecture. After a guided tour, descend into the Sacred Valley and travel along the Urubamba River to enjoy a buffet lunch of traditional Peruvian dishes. In the afternoon, visit the Ollantaytambo Inca Site, a key administrative, military and religious center. During a guided walk, explore its terraces, stone temples and water channels and learn how the town preserves ancient traditions. The day concludes with a transfer to your hotel in Ollantaytambo, surrounded by Andean landscapes.
- Accommodation. Sol Natura or Similar
- Entry Fees: Included
- Meals: Lunch
Day 05: Moray Maras & Salt Mines Tour
Day 06: Moray Maras & Salt Mines Tour
Your day begins at 8:00 a.m. with a hotel pick-up in the Sacred Valley to visit key archaeological and cultural sites. The first stop is Chinchero, a traditional Andean village and Inca site known for its terraces, ceremonial platforms, and a colonial church built on Inca foundations. Your guide will discuss Chinchero’s role as a royal agricultural and textile center and provide insight into Inca urban planning and daily life. Continue to Moray, known for its circular terraces that likely served as an Inca agricultural laboratory. Each terrace level has a distinct temperature, showing the Incas’ advanced agricultural and engineering skills. Next, visit the Maras Salt Mines, where thousands of salt ponds have been used since pre-Inca times. Fed by a natural saltwater spring, these terraces contrast with the mountains and highlight traditional salt-harvesting methods still practiced by local families. After visiting Maras, enjoy lunch at a local restaurant in the Sacred Valley, featuring regional ingredients and traditional Peruvian cuisine. In the afternoon, return to Ollantaytambo for your overnight stay.
- Accommodation. Sol Nature or Similar
- Entry Fees: Included
- Meals: Brekfast - Lunch
Day 06: Hike the Classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu.
Today marks the beginning of your Inca Trail adventure. You’ll embark on a journey through the heart of the Andes along the original Inca Trail, once used by Inca rulers and their entourages to reach Machu Picchu. The day’s hike covers about 14 kilometers and offers stunning views of the surrounding landscapes. The terrain is mostly gradual, helping you acclimate to the altitude as you walk. Along the trail, you’ll encounter Inca archaeological sites and your guide will share their historical and cultural significance. Lunch will be served at the halfway point to give you energy for the rest of the trek. By around 4:30 pm, you’ll arrive at the designated campsite and set up for the night. This first day on the Inca Trail is both exhilarating and educational, giving you a taste of the beauty and history ahead on your journey to Machu Picchu.
- Accommodation: Camping (tent)
- Meals: breakfast – lunch and dinner
- Entry Fees: Include
Day 07: Classic Inca Trail – Dead Woman’s Pass
Day two is the most demanding and rewarding stage of the Classic Inca Trail, as you continue deeper into the Andes and face the trail’s greatest challenge. Today’s hike takes you to Warmiwañusca Pass (Dead Woman’s Pass), the highest point of the trek at 4,215 meters (13,828 ft) above sea level. The ascent is gradual but persistent, requiring steady pacing, determination, and focus as the landscape shifts from lush valleys to high-altitude alpine terrain.
As you climb, you’ll be surrounded by dramatic mountain scenery, ancient stone staircases, and panoramic views that stretch across remote Andean peaks and cloud forests below. Reaching the summit of Dead Woman’s Pass is a powerful moment that rewards your effort with sweeping vistas and a deep sense of achievement. After time to rest, take photos and absorb the energy of this sacred mountain pass, you begin a descent into the Pacaymayu Valley, where the day ends surrounded by peaceful nature. This challenging yet unforgettable day defines the true spirit of the Inca Trail and remains a highlight for trekkers from around the world.
- Accommodation: Camping (tent)
- Meals: breakfast – lunch and dinner
- Entry Fees: Include
Day 08: Inca Trail – The Most Scenic and Inspiring Day
Day three is widely regarded as the most beautiful and rewarding of the Classic Inca Trail. As you approach Machu Picchu, the landscape becomes more dramatic and anticipation grows. This is the longest day, with a full day of exploration through diverse ecosystems, ancient stone pathways, and notable archaeological sites. The trail passes through lush cloud forest, where orchids, hummingbirds and dense vegetation create a unique atmosphere.
Along the way, you will see impressive views of the Andes and distant peaks, including the sacred Apu Salkantay, revered by the Incas. You will visit Phuyupatamarca, or “Town in the Clouds,” known for its ceremonial fountains, carved terraces, and panoramic viewpoints above the Urubamba Valley. The journey continues to Intipata, an agricultural complex with wide terraces that offer insight into Inca engineering and farming.
In the afternoon, you will reach the Wiñay Wayna campsite, near one of the trail’s most iconic archaeological sites. The Wiñay Wayna Inca site, known for its preserved terraces, temples and water channels, is a highlight of the trail and offers insight into the Incas’ connection to nature and spirituality. In the evening, you will share a final dinner with your trekking team, a time to thank your porters and crew before resting for the final day and your arrival at Machu Picchu.
- Accommodation: Camping (tent)
- Meals: breakfast – lunch and dinner
- Entry Fees: Include
Day 09: Machu Picchu Guided Tour & Return to Cusco
Today marks the highlight of your Inca Trail journey. After an early start, you will complete the final stretch of the trail as morning light reveals the Andean mountains and cloud forest. The route leads to the Sun Gate (Inti Punku), where you will have your first panoramic view of Machu Picchu, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. This viewpoint signifies the completion of your trek.
From the Sun Gate, you will descend to the citadel entrance and begin a guided tour of Machu Picchu on Circuit Nº 3, the official route for Inca Trail hikers. With your local guide, you will explore the lower section of the citadel, visiting ceremonial and residential areas such as agricultural terraces, water fountains, sacred temples and stone pathways. Your guide will explain Inca engineering, religious beliefs, and the historical significance of Machu Picchu as a royal and spiritual center.
After the guided tour, you will take a shuttle bus from Machu Picchu to Aguas Calientes. You will have time to walk around the village and have lunch, then board the train for your return through the Sacred Valley. Upon arrival, private transportation will take you back to Cusco, concluding your journey.
- Accommodation: Rumi Punko or similar.
- Meals: Breakfast at hotel.
- Entry Fees: NA
Day 10: Hike Rainbow Mountain and Red Valley
Your guide will pick you up from your hotel at 4:30 am for a three-hour drive to the trailhead, with a stop for a substantial breakfast. At the 4,350-meter trailhead, we will prepare for the hike. Due to the high altitude and cold, dry climate, please dress warmly. The 4-kilometer trek to the summit of Rainbow Mountain (Winikunqa) takes about 2.5 hours and reaches 5,150 meters. At the summit, you will have time to enjoy the scenery and take photographs. The vibrant colors of Rainbow Mountain provide a unique visual experience. We will then continue to the Red Valley, where you can take in panoramic views of the red landscape. After exploring both sites, we will return along the same path to meet our driver. A scenic 50-minute drive will take us to a restaurant for lunch. After lunch, we will return to Cusco and drop you off at your hotel at approximately 5:30 pm. This day offers exceptional natural scenery and memorable experiences.
- Accommodation: Rumi Punko or similar.
- Meals: Breakfast at hotel.
- Entry Fees: NA
Day 11: Journey Cusco to Puno (Sun Route)
This full-day journey from Cusco to Puno follows the Sun Route, offering a chance to experience Peru’s cultural heritage and scenic landscapes. The day starts with a 6:20 AM pick-up and transfer to the bus station. The route includes stops at Andahuaylillas Church, known as the “Sistine Chapel of the Andes,” the Raqchi archaeological site, and the La Raya Pass at 4,335 meters, which provides panoramic views of the Andes. You will also visit the Pukara Lithic Museum to see pre-Inca artifacts. Arrival in Puno is scheduled for 5:30 PM, with hotel drop-off to end the day.
- Accommodation. Tierra Viva Puno or Similar.
- Entry fees: Included
- Meals: Breakfast and Lunch
Day 11: Full-Day Lake Titicaca Tour
- Accommodation. Tierra Viva Puno or Similar.
- Entry fees: Included
- Meals: Breakfast and Lunch
Day 12: Journey to Lima – Farewell.
Our representative will pick you up from your accommodation in Puno three hours before your flight to Lima. You will be transferred to Juliaca airport. All travelers must arrive at the airport at least two hours before departure for national flights. Please confirm your flight details, including airline, flight number and estimated arrival time, so we can arrange your airport drop-off. Our services conclude upon your arrival at Juliaca airport.
Accommodations: None.
Meals: Breakfast.
Tickets: None required.
Thank you for Traveling with Champions!
Tour Package Inclusions
We have designed your journey for comfort, ease, and peace of mind from start to finish. Accommodations, expert guidance, transportation, and logistics are all handled so you can fully immerse yourself in the magic of Peru. With everything arranged, all you need to do is explore, discover, and create unforgettable memories.
What’s Included
✔️ Pre-Departure Briefing
Once you arrive in Cusco, your guide will meet you at your hotel at 6:00 p.m. the evening before the tour begins to review the itinerary, answer questions, and ensure you are fully prepared.
We will create a WhatsApp group before you leave home to assist with last-minute questions, updates, or support. Our customer service is available 24/7 throughout your journey.
✔️ All Entry Fees & Permits
All entrance tickets and permits for the Inca archaeological sites and attractions in your itinerary are covered. To avoid inconvenience at checkpoints, please provide your full name and passport number exactly as shown in your passport.
If you renew your passport after booking, please send us a copy of both the old and new passports so we can update the information accordingly.
✔️ Professional English-Speaking Local Guides
You will be led by experienced local guides in each region of Peru. Tours in Lima, Puno, Cusco and Tambopata lodge are guided by specialists who know their regions well. Their knowledge ensures deeper cultural insight, safety and life-changing travel experiences.
✔️ Airport Pickup & Drop-Off
We provide airport transfers at every destination. To coordinate pickup, please share your flight number and arrival time.
Your driver will be waiting with a sign displaying your name and we will share the driver’s name and WhatsApp number in advance. This is important in Lima, where the airport can be busy and flight delays or baggage issues may occur.
✔️ Hotels
You will stay in selected 3-star hotels offering comfort, cleanliness and excellent locations. Once your tour is confirmed, hotel details will be finalized within one week.
If a listed hotel is unavailable, we will arrange an alternative of equal quality.
Typical hotel options include:
- Lima: Tierra Viva Miraflores Centro, Casa Andina Miraflores
- Cusco: Rumi Punku Hotel (guest favorite for location and charm), Tierra Viva Centro, San Agustin Dorado.
- Sacred Valley: Sol Natura Hotel, Tika Wasi I & II, Pakaritampu.
- Aguas Calientes: Inti Punku Machu Picchu, Tierra Viva, La Jaya.
All hotels can be upgraded to luxury categories upon request. Let us know your preferences at booking.
✔️ Meals as Per Itinerary
All hotels include breakfast (typically from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 a.m.). Some lunches are included according to the itinerary. Meals not listed are at your expense, and your guide will recommend quality local restaurants.
We recommend light dinners at high altitude, as digestion is slower. A simple meal like chicken soup with chamomile or anise tea is ideal. Avoid heavy meals and alcohol, especially above 3,000 meters.
✔️ Guided Tours at All Sites
Enjoy in-depth guided visits at every archaeological site, including a complete guided tour of Machu Picchu. We select our guides and partners to ensure excellent storytelling, safety, and cultural authenticity.
✔️ First Aid Kit & Oxygen
All trekking tours include a first aid kit and oxygen. Altitude sickness can occur above 3,000 meters, so staying hydrated is essential. Coca tea is available in hotels and is helpful when consumed in the morning or early afternoon. Avoid it at night due to caffeine.
✔️ Train Tickets
Round-trip tourist-class train tickets from Ollantaytambo to Aguas Calientes and back are included.
Optional upgrades:
- Vistadome Observatory Train: +USD 85 per person (one way)
- Luxury Hiram Bingham Train: +USD 550 per person (one way)
✔️ Private Transportation
All tours include private, modern transportation with licensed drivers. Vehicles range from taxis and minivans to Hyundai and Mercedes-Benz vans, all insured and professionally maintained.
✔️ 24/7 Customer Support
Full support from Champions Peru Travel from booking until the end of your tour.
📱 WhatsApp: +51 986 029 262 (Ronaldo)
For custom tour packages, we arrange an online meeting to review the itinerary day by day, ensuring clarity and confidence.
What’s Not Included
❌ Some meals not listed in the itinerary
❌ Tips and gratuities (optional but appreciated)
❌ Travel insurance (strongly recommended, including high-altitude coverage)
❌ Personal expenses (snacks, drinks, souvenirs, optional activities)
❌ Domestic flights (must be booked separately)
Optional Upgrades
✔️ Huayna Picchu Entrance – USD 75 per person
A 2-hour round-trip hike after your Machu Picchu guided tour, offering panoramic views. Not recommended for those afraid of heights.
✔️ Vistadome Observatory Train Upgrade – USD 85 per person
Panoramic windows, comfortable seating, and onboard refreshments.
✔️ Trekking Gear Rentals (for camping treks):
- Sleeping Bag: USD 25 (entire trip)
- Trekking Poles: USD 20 (entire trip)
- Air Mattress: USD 20 (entire trip)
Sleeping bags are essential; poles and air mattresses are optional.
Complete Packing List
Proper packing is crucial for a comfortable trip to Peru, especially when visiting regions like Lima, Cusco, the Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu, the Andes, and the Amazon. Because temperatures vary by altitude and season, thoughtful packing will help ensure your comfort and safety.
Essentials (Travel Documents & Core Items)
✔️ Original Passport
Your original passport is required for domestic flights, train travel, Machu Picchu entry, and Inca Trail permits. Confirm that your passport details match your tour reservations exactly.
Required for Machu Picchu tours, Inca Trail hikes, and Peru travel permits.
✔️ Travel Insurance
Your travel insurance should cover high-altitude trekking, emergency medical care, trip cancellations, and delays, especially for adventure tours like the Inca Trail or Rainbow Mountain.
✔️ Cash & Credit Cards
Carry small bills in Peruvian soles for markets, tips, and rural areas. Credit cards are accepted in major cities, but cash is necessary in remote areas.
✔️ Mobile Phone, Charger & Power Bank
A mobile phone is essential for coordination, navigation, and communication. Bring a power bank for extended days.
✔️ Personal Medications
Bring prescription medications and remedies for altitude sickness, stomach discomfort, headaches, and allergies, as these are common concerns in Peru.
✔️ Reusable Water Bottle
Staying hydrated is crucial at high altitude. A reusable bottle reduces plastic waste and supports eco-friendly travel.
✔️ Daypack (20–30L)
A lightweight daypack is ideal for city tours, excursions, and hikes, and allows you to carry essentials comfortably.
Clothing (Layered for Peru’s Climate)
✔️ Lightweight T-Shirts (Quick-Dry)
Breathable, quick-dry T-shirts are ideal for tours and warmer regions, helping regulate body temperature.
✔️ Long-Sleeve Shirts
Long-sleeve shirts offer sun protection, warmth during cooler evenings, and help reduce insect bites in jungle areas.
✔️ Warm Fleece or Insulated Jacket
A warm fleece or insulated jacket is necessary for early mornings and high-altitude tours, where temperatures drop significantly.
✔️ Waterproof Jacket or Rain Poncho
A waterproof jacket or rain poncho is essential during the rainy season (November to March) and for unpredictable Andean weather.
✔️ Thermal Base Layers
Thermal base layers are highly recommended for camping and high-altitude destinations to keep you warm in cold conditions.
✔️ Hiking Pants
Choose comfortable, flexible, and durable pants for trekking and visiting archaeological sites.
✔️ Casual Pants or Jeans
Casual pants or jeans are suitable for city tours and provide comfort during free time.
✔️ Shorts
Shorts are useful in warmer climates such as Lima, jungle areas, or for relaxing at your hotel.
✔️ Underwear & Sleepwear
Select moisture-wicking underwear and comfortable sleepwear for multi-day tours.
Footwear (Comfort Is Key)
✔️ Hiking Boots or Trekking Shoes
Hiking boots or trekking shoes are essential for uneven terrain. Ensure they are broken in before your trip.
✔️ Walking Shoes or Sneakers
Walking shoes or sneakers are ideal for city tours and days with lighter walking.
✔️ Sandals or Flip-Flops
Sandals or flip-flops are useful for hotels, showers, and evening relaxation.
✔️ Warm Hiking Socks
Wool or thermal socks provide comfort and help prevent blisters during long walks and cold mornings.
Accessories & Travel Gear
✔️ Sun Hat or Cap
A sun hat or cap protects against strong sun, especially at high elevations.
✔️ Warm Hat & Gloves
A warm hat and gloves are important for cold mornings and mountain tours.
✔️ Sunglasses (UV Protection)
UV exposure is stronger at altitude, so sunglasses are essential for eye protection in Peru.
✔️ Sunscreen (SPF 30+)
Sunscreen (SPF 30 or higher) is necessary year-round, especially for tours in Cusco, Machu Picchu, and Rainbow Mountain.
✔️ Insect Repellent
Insect repellent is recommended for the Sacred Valley, jungle regions, and warm valleys.
✔️ Camera or GoPro
A camera or GoPro allows you to capture memorable moments at Machu Picchu, the Sacred Valley, and other Peruvian landscapes.
✔️ Quick-Dry Towel
A quick-dry towel is useful for trekking, hot springs, and multi-day adventures.
Trekking & Hiking Essentials
✔️ Rain Cover for Backpack
A rain cover for your backpack protects your belongings during rainy conditions on hiking tours.
✔️ Headlamp or Flashlight
A headlamp or flashlight is essential for early starts on treks or camping nights.
✔️ Energy Snacks
Energy snacks provide quick nourishment during long hiking days.
✔️ Electrolyte Tablets
Electrolyte tablets help prevent dehydration and fatigue at high altitude.
✔️ Lip Balm with SPF
Lip balm with SPF protects your lips from sun, wind, and dry mountain air.
Luggage & Suitcase Recommendations
✔️ Suitcase or Travel Duffel (Medium Size)
A medium-sized, soft-sided suitcase or duffel bag is ideal for Peru tours because it is easier to transport and store, especially on trains and domestic flights.
✔️ Duffel Bag for Treks
For the Inca Trail or multi-day hikes, a duffel bag is recommended and is often carried by porters or transported separately.
✔️ Small Lock
A small lock is useful for securing your luggage in hotels and on trains.
Optional but Useful Items
✔️ Swimsuit (hot springs or hotel pools)
✔️ Small first-aid kit
✔️ Earplugs (trains & hotels)
✔️ Laundry soap
✔️ Scarf or neck gaiter
✔️ Binoculars (wildlife & landscapes)
Final Packing Advice
Peru offers coast, mountains, jungle and ancient history in one journey. Packing thoughtfully ensures you enjoy each destination comfortably. If your tour includes camping or trekking, we will inform you in advance about the included gear and rental options.