Peru Tour Operator | Andean Road Peru

Absolutely. Traveling with us is completely safe because we work with certified guides authorized for each route and licensed vehicles. Your safety is our top priority: we review each itinerary carefully, and all travelers will be welcomed by local experts who are familiar with and from the area.

We suggest booking in advance to avoid disappointment and to ensure you obtain the best price and availability especially for popular experiences like the Inca Trail or visits to Machu Picchu. Some routes have restricted permits, so booking in advance makes sure you have a spot.

When you are on a trekking route, we suggest wearing comfortable, mountain appropriate clothes such as hiking boots, layered clothing suitable for changing weather, sunscreen, insect repellent, a reusable water bottle, and a hat. Depending on the details of the specific itinerary, you may also need a sleeping bag or you may need a flashlight. Don't worry we will always provide a list for packing for your adventure.

We provide experiences to travelers of any age. Some trekking routes such as the Inca Trail do require a certain level of physical fitness. We are able to provide modified options for traveling families with children or older adults to allow this aspect of travel to be enjoyed by all.

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, private and fully customizable travel experiences. If you want an experience that is completely for you or your group, we can build an itinerary based on your interests, pace and travel style. Whether you want a more luxurious journey, or a more intimate and cozy experience, we will help create a trip absolutely 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.

Some packages or tours include meals, especially on multi-day treks or routes in remote areas where access to restaurants is limited. On shorter itineraries or activities within the city, meals are usually not included. However, regardless of the experience you choose, you’ll always receive personalized recommendations for the best local food options.

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!