7 articles to prepare your trip
The Ausangate loop connects mineral lagoons, 5,000-meter passes, and hot springs in the Peruvian Andes, departing from Cusco. A high-altitude trek through the heart of Quechua territories.
Dunes over one hundred meters high, off-road buggies, and sandboarding at sunset: the quintessential excursion from the Huacachina oasis, just a few kilometers from Ica.
Lake Titicaca, nestled between Pérou and Bolivia, is one of the world's highest lakes and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding Andes. It is also an ideal destination for kayaking, with numerous options for both beginners and experienced paddlers.
Peru is renowned for its Incan archaeological sites, tropical rainforests, and majestic mountains, but there's much more to discover. This country is also home to some of the world's best surf beaches
Thrill-seekers will find plenty to love during a stay in Perú. Known for its emblematic archaeological sites and varied landscapes, this country offers truly exhilarating activities. Among these unique experiences, sandboarding—or sand surfing—is an activity prized for its accessibility and excitement.
Rafting is a thrilling activity that attracts travelers seeking an adrenaline rush. Among numerous rafting destinations, the Apurimac River in Pérou stands out for its spectacular setting and exciting rapids. Nestled in the Andes, it offers an unforgettable experience, blending natural beauty with pure adren
Andinism is an exhilarating adventure offering total immersion in the majesty of the Andes. Also known as Andean mountaineering, it is a form of high-altitude climbing practiced primarily in the Andes mountain range, which extends over 7,000 km across seven South American countries including Perú.
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