Hi NorthStar, normally in December it rains in the highlands of Cusco and Machu Picchu, you can expect an average 40% of daily rain chance. You might encounter only afternoon showers or maybe a day of two of full sunshine with a full day of rain or cloudiness. ! Have a great day!

Yes, you can add places you want to see. They sent us itinerary we deleted/added locations, tours and number of days. They even set up a deep sea fishing trip for us at the end of our trip. Tips are not included in total price.

Hola Ceci, buenos dias! gracias por su interes en nuestros servicios! Normalmente para un viaje de una semana recomendamos el siguiente itinerario Dia 1 Lima ( vuelos normalmente llegan por la tarde/noche) Dia 2 Tienes la opcion de conocer y experimentar Lima, su gastronomia, museos, etc Dia 3 Vuelo a Cusco y dia libre para aclimatarse a la altura o tener un city tour Dia 4 Valle Sagrado de los Incas Dia 5 Machu Picchu con pernocte cerca a la ciudadela Dia 6 Dial Lebre en MP y reotrno a Cusco Dia 7 Vuelo a Lima

Peru has a bit of everything for everyone. Now is summer in Peru and Lima the Capital is like Florida or Louisiana. The middle of the Country known as the Sierra is the place where you have the high mountains and an impressive landscape full of snow peaks and vegetation and there are many places where you can buy textile and jewelry. The Jungle of Peru the Amazonas is a paradise in itself. Of course, the trip to Machu Picchu is the jewel of the country. If you are healthy and young there is no need for vaccinations but if you are of advance age, then take some precautions to make your trip an enjoyable one. Have a good trip and tell us about your discoveries when you return. BUEN VIAJE!

Yes Spring break is a good time to visit Lima-Cusco and Machu Picchu and hike the Huayna Picchu mountain will be awesome too. Please send me your contact information to my web side bestperutours I want to give you more details about your amazing trip to Peru. I hope to hear from you soon!!! Fabiola

I made my own itinerary of places I wanted to go and let Best Peru tours figure out the minor logistics. In order, we did Lima (just overnight), Puerto Maldonado/Tambopata (amazing and so unique!!!) in the Amazon, Cusco (Sacred Valley), Machu Picchu, back to Cusco, then to Lake Titicaca/floating islands in Puno. 13 days from Los Angeles and back. Elevation wise, this is what made the most sense. We started at sea level, then worked our way up in altitude to be able to acclimate. Going DOWN to MP (7000 feet) from Cusco (12,000) for one day was a nice break before heading back UP to Cusco, then to Puno (13,000 feet). The elevation in Peru is no joke and it does take time to acclimate. Hope that helps!

Madhava, if you contact Best Peru Tours (I found them searching the web) and tell them exactly what you would like they will build you your own tour. We had choices in hotels pertaining to our budget, length of trip, places we wanted to see.

Dear Tianna Here is the link to our site one more time, and my personal information in case you decide to begin planning your next dream vacation with us! bestperutours David Ochoa Best Peru Tours Toll Free U.S and Canada: 1.866.788.5647 ext 5 Anywhere 1.813.210.5919 Ellis, thanks for your great comments, always a pleasure to serve you!

Dear Susan, thanks for your interest in our services! We offer several tour options in Lima and near Lima as well, that includes museums, churches, temples, the enigmatic Nazca Lines , The amazing Ballestas Island, a Magic Circuit of water, The Real Felipe Fortress. and many other things to do and places to visit... We would be honor to elaborate a detailed proposal tailored especially for you, Please email us so we can email you back, please make sure to include the range of services you need ( ex. hotels, transfers, tours, etc) for a complete and detailed proposal including a visit to the Larco Herrera museum, a city tour of Cusco and a visit to the impressive Sacred Valley!