
Peru Adventure Tours


Pick Your Level From a single 7.5-mile (12 km) day on the Inca Trail to the classic 4-day trek over Dead Woman’s Pass at 13,829 ft (4,215 m).

Cliffs, Dunes & Trails Via ferrata and zipline above the Sacred Valley, sandboarding at Huacachina and, on the 12-day trip, a night at Skylodge.

Altitude Planned In Most routes start in the Sacred Valley, lower than Cusco, and our guides carry oxygen and a first aid kit on the hikes.
What Our Travelers Say About Us
Exploor was the best choice we made for our Peru trip. They planned every part of the trip exceptionally well right from the planning to scheduling and sharing of information.
They had a great team who were prompt, friendly and thorough. A big shoutout to Rosmy from the planning team and Maik and Grimaldo who were our guides. They went over and above for each leg of the trip. Great vehicles, good restaurant selection for meals, well-explained tours made the whole experience very memorable and comfortable. An added bonus was the great photo taking which our guides were experts in 🙂 10/10 recommended!
Exploor made it possible to be completely hands off and thoroughly enjoy the is trip. I am beyond pleased with their services and would highly recommend! They were also very accommodating to flight delays and such.
The admin team: Walter, Karen, Rosmy held down the plans! The tour guides: Kari and Andrea …10/10! I feel like I completed a college course on the history of Peru! The drivers made us feel 100% safe and were also very accommodating. Well done team!!
Skylodge & Via FerrataOn the 12-day trip you climb the via ferrata to glass capsules about 1,300 ft (400 m) above the Sacred Valley, sleep there, and come down by zipline the next morning.
Salkantay TrekOur 5-day Salkantay trek crosses a 15,255 ft (4,650 m) pass below Salkantay mountain, visits Humantay Lake and drops into cloud forest before Machu Picchu.
Huacachina DunesOn the 10-day and 14-day trips, an afternoon of dune buggy rides and sandboarding at the Huacachina oasis near Ica, timed so you finish at sunset.
Amazon ExpeditionsThe 14-day Peru Expedition ends with 3 days at a jungle lodge reached by boat from Puerto Maldonado: early wildlife walks, canoe trips and evenings listening to the forest.
Active but not extreme: 6, 9 or 10 days. One long hiking day on the short Inca Trail, Rainbow Mountain, and adrenaline that needs no training: ATVs, via ferrata, zipline and dunes. Good for anyone who walks regularly. From USD 1,599, USD 2,719 and USD 3,689.
A real trek: Andean Thrill, 11 days. The classic Inca Trail over 4 days and Dead Woman’s Pass, then Rainbow Mountain and the Red Valley. Choose it if you are fit and happy camping. From USD 2,959. If permits are gone, our 5-day Salkantay trek (from USD 695 as a standalone trek) reaches Machu Picchu without an Inca Trail permit.
Hiking every other day: the 11-day hiking tour. The short Inca Trail, Humantay Lake at 13,779 ft (4,200 m), Rainbow Mountain or the quieter Pallay Punchu, and an optional day of about 9 miles (14 km) to Siete Lagunas. From USD 3,119.
The most variety: 12 or 14 days. Skylodge, Humantay Lake and a half-day on the Salkantay trail (from USD 3,859), or coast, Andes and Amazon in one trip (from USD 4,199).
When to go. May to September brings the driest trails and clearest views at altitude. The wet season, November to April, is greener and quieter, but some paths turn muddy. Compare Vinicunca and its alternatives in our Rainbow Mountain tours.


Peru holds 84 of the 117 life zones identified on the planet, according to PromPerú. On one adventure trip that can mean starting at sea level in Paracas and standing at about 16,520 ft (5,036 m) on Rainbow Mountain a week later. That is why our longer routes go from the coast to the Sacred Valley first, keep Rainbow Mountain for the second half, and, on the 14-day trip, finish low in the Amazon, where your body gets a rest from the altitude.





