"Peru is the bridge leading to all of South America, a place where the past lives in the present."
- Erik Weihenmayer
Best time to visit Peru
The dry season (May-Sep) is best for hiking Machu Picchu and the Inca Trail, and exploring the Amazon Rainforest.
Peru highlights
Rainbow Mountain, with its multi-coloured slopes and jaw-dropping views, is one of the most popular hikes in the world.
Flight time
20+ hours to the capital, Lima, departing Auckland.
Visa required?
New Zealand passport holders can visit Peru visa-free for up to 90 days.
Currency
Peru’s official currency is the Peruvian sol.
Your luxury Peru holiday awaits
Your luxury Peru holiday awaits


Along South America's western edge, Peru unfolds against the Pacific, its coastline framed by mist-veiled mountains that guard the secrets of lost civilisations. Journey back in time in the ancient city of Cusco, where cobblestone streets once echoed with royal processions and Inca stonework still remains. Feel the pulse of history beneath your feet as you travel towards the lost city.
Your luxury Peru holiday awaits
Your luxury Peru holiday awaits


Ascend into the clouds as dawn breaks over the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Machu Picchu, the first rays of sunlight illuminating stone walls that have witnessed centuries pass. Our advisors can arrange expert-led Inca Trail hikes and provide acclimatisation tips to ensure your journey is as comfortable as possible. Along the way up, explore the surreal landscapes of the Sacred Valley—terraced fields cascading down mountainsides like giant staircases to the sky.
Your luxury Peru holiday awaits
Your luxury Peru holiday awaits


Peru offers more than just ancient ruins—it's a vibrant Andean marketplace alive with aromatic spices and the welcoming smiles of local artisans sharing their crafts. It’s the fusion of ingredients that make up flavourful Peruvian cuisine. Across the country, ancient traditions are seamlessly woven into daily life, creating an unrivalled backdrop for adventurers.












