Peru Tour Operator | Andean Road Peru

Yes, we ensure that all of our tours are safe. We work with certified guides, authorized vehicles, and follow strict safety standards. We make sure that all routes are safe, and travelers are always accompanied by local experts who know the region well.

To ensure the best price and availability, we recommend booking in advance, especially for popular tours like the Inca Trail or visits to Machu Picchu. Some tours require limited permits, so early booking is key to securing your spot.

For trekking tours, we recommend wearing comfortable, mountain-appropriate clothing, such as hiking boots, light and warm layers (to handle the changing weather), sunscreen, insect repellent, a reusable water bottle, and a hat. Depending on the trek, you may also need a sleeping bag or a flashlight. Don’t worry, we’ll provide a detailed list of what to bring based on the specific tour.

Our tours are designed for all age groups. However, some trekking tours, like the Inca Trail, may require a certain level of physical fitness. If you're traveling with children or older adults, we can offer tailored options to ensure that everyone enjoys the experience.

We understand that things can come up, so we offer flexible change and cancellation policies. If you need to modify or cancel your booking, please let us know as early as possible. Depending on how far in advance you notify us, we may be able to offer a partial refund or reschedule your tour without any issue.

Yes, we offer private, customized tours. If you prefer an exclusive tour for you or your group, we can design an itinerary that fits your interests and schedule. Whether it’s a luxury tour or a more intimate experience, we’re here to create the perfect trip for you.

Many of our tours take place at high altitudes, such as in Cusco, the Sacred Valley, and Machu Picchu. To prevent altitude sickness, we recommend arriving in Cusco a couple of days in advance to acclimate. Our guides will provide tips to avoid it and adjust the pace of the hikes as needed. If you have any concerns or questions, feel free to reach out to us before your trip.

Meals are included in some of our packages, especially for multi-day treks or tours in remote areas where dining options are limited. For shorter or urban tours, meals may not be included, but we will always recommend the best places to experience the local cuisine.

The best time to visit Peru is during the dry season, from May to September. This period is ideal for trekking and exploring outdoor attractions like Machu Picchu and the Sacred Valley. However, if you prefer fewer crowds, the shoulder season (April or October) also has its charm. Feel free to contact us to help you choose the perfect time based on your travel preferences!