Peru is easily one of my favourite countries in South America, ranging from historic sites like Machu Picchu that tell of the Inka Empire to dune deserts to the vibrant streets of Lima. Whether you are looking to surf, see wildlife in the Amazon rainforest or embark on some of the most beautiful hikes in the world, Peru has it all.
Peru is easily one of my favourite countries in South America, ranging from historic sites like Machu Picchu that tell of the Inka Empire to dune deserts to the vibrant streets of Lima. Whether you are looking to surf, see wildlife in the Amazon rainforest or embark on some of the most beautiful hikes in the world, Peru has it all.
Machu Picchu is undoubtedly Peru’s most well-known attraction, but is it really the only highlight? In this guide, I have listed my favourite things to do in Peru besides Machu Picchu, from sandboarding to hiking.
There are two main ways to get around Peru – by plane or bus.
Here is everything you need to know about bus companies, luggage, keeping yourself safe and things to look out for:
Lima is often called South America’s food capital, with several famous Michelin Star restaurants, but it is so much more than that. The centre if full of history and culture and the seaside a vibrant hub of activity where you can even learn to surf.
Peru is not nearly as scary to travel as I first thought, however, there are a few tips and tricks that will make your time there so much easier. Enjoy your time in Peru to the fullest by knowing these essential 16 essential things!
