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14 Day Southern Peru Itinerary, incl. Lima and Cusco
A grand 14-day route through Bolivia and Peru stops at 22 destinations including Lake Titicaca's floating islands and Machu Picchu. The path leads from Lima through Nazca Lines, Colca Canyon, and Sacred Valley, showcasing diverse landscapes and ancient cultures.
- Days 1-2
Lima & Paracas
Start your trip with a morning city tour of Lima's historic center, exploring San Francisco Convent and the Miraflores district. Take an afternoon bus to Paracas (3.5 hours through the desert). A recent visitor shared: "For most parts, everything was punctual according to instructions, except Paracas which was a bit chaotic - but that's just how Paracas operates."
- Days 3-4
Ballestas Islands & Nazca
Head out early by boat to see sea lions and birds at the Ballestas Islands. Move on to Huacachina oasis where you can try sandboarding if you like. Take an evening bus to Nazca. The next day, book an early morning flight over the Nazca Lines when the air is calmest. Spend your afternoon at the Chauchilla cemetery.
- Days 5-6
Arequipa & Colca Canyon
Take an early bus to Arequipa (10-11 hours). Visit Santa Catalina Monastery once you arrive. The next day, travel to Chivay through Aguada Blanca National Reserve to spot vicuñas. Pack plenty of warm clothing since temperatures drop quickly at high altitudes. The Calera hot springs are perfect for relaxing after long bus rides.
- Days 7-8
Colca Canyon & Lake Titicaca
- Days 9-10
Puno to Cusco & City Tour
- Days 11-12
Sacred Valley
- Days 13-14
Machu Picchu & Departure
14 Days in Peru & Bolivia, incl. Lima and La Paz
Plaza Mayor in Lima opens this 14-day cultural immersion through Peru and Bolivia, followed by Amazon wildlife at Puerto Maldonado, Cusco's Sacsayhuaman Fortress, Sacred Valley's Pisac markets, Machu Picchu, Lake Titicaca's Uros islands, and La Paz's unique Witches Market.
- Days 1-2
Lima
- Days 3-4
Amazon Jungle
- Days 5-6
Cusco
- Day 7
Sacred Valley
- Day 8
Machu Picchu
- Days 9-11
Cusco & Lake Titicaca
- Days 12-14
Copacabana & La Paz
14 Day Peru Itinerary, incl. Lima and Machu Picchu
Wildlife watching in the Amazon, Inca Trail trekking, and Lake Titicaca sailing fill this 14-day Peru-Bolivia adventure. The route covers 9 destinations including Sacred Valley communities, Machu Picchu's ancient ruins, and Uros' floating reed islands.
- Days 1-2
Lima & Amazon Transition
Start in Lima's Miraflores district with a guided morning walk through the historic center. "The San Francisco Monastery catacombs were fascinating but claustrophobic - skip if you're uncomfortable in tight spaces." Head to Puerto Maldonado early on day 2 for a 3-hour motorized canoe ride into the Amazon. Pack light clothes that dry quickly and strong bug spray for the jungle.
- Days 3-4
Amazon Jungle & Cusco
Explore the Amazon with local guides. Look for macaws, monkeys and capybaras during daytime walks. Join a night walk to spot nocturnal wildlife. On day 4, fly to Cusco. Take it slow your first day at 11,152 feet. Even athletic travelers need time to adjust to the altitude. Stay hydrated and try some coca tea to help with the elevation.
- Days 5-6
Sacred Valley & Trek Start
Visit the huge Incan fortress of Sacsayhuaman before going to the Sacred Valley. Stop at Huilloq to see traditional weaving. Next day starts your path to Machu Picchu - pick between the classic Inca Trail, Quarry Trail or train. If hiking, porters carry up to 5kg of your gear but bring your own daypack with essentials.
- Days 7-9
Machu Picchu Journey
These are the toughest but most rewarding days for hikers. The Inca Trail reaches 13,828 feet at Dead Woman's Pass. "The sunrise view of Machu Picchu from the Sun Gate was worth every steep step." Train travelers can explore Cusco before taking the scenic railway to Aguas Calientes. Everyone meets for a guided Machu Picchu tour. Get there by 5:30 AM to avoid crowds and see the best morning views.
- Days 10-12
Cusco & Lake Titicaca
Take a free day in Cusco before a 7-hour bus ride to Puno on Lake Titicaca. Visit the floating Uros Islands by boat the next day. Stop at Taquile Island where men do the knitting and women spin wool. Be ready for an hour-long uphill walk on Taquile. The altitude makes it challenging even for fit travelers.
- Days 13-14
Return to Lima
What people love about 2-week Bolivia and Peru tours
- The Best of Southern Peru + Ballestas Islands, Ica - Huacachina Oasis & Nazca
This was a pretty different experience from my Peruvian tour last year with a bigger company. With that company, I was with one group of people most of the time. With this one, basically the owner (Yure) contracts with local tour groups in each place, then sends detailed instructions about the meeting places, times, documents and things to bring, people that I would be meeting with, etc via the What’s App app. Some parts of the tour, I was traveling with the same guides and travelers for a few days with a private bus for the group, at other points it was just me and a guide or a driver to and from the bus station or hotel. For the most part, everything worked very well. I was traveling on my own with specific dates and places I wanted to visit, and this package was the best match that I found. (Some companies won’t work with you if you don’t have at least 2 people.) I thought it was a pretty good deal for the price. You should have money on hand for tips and souvenirs (there is quite a bit of pressure to buy things in Peru, but most of the stuff is good quality, Peruvians are enterprising and hard working, and overall salaries there are low, so I think it’s important to give back what you can). If you’re a bit adventurous and can roll with the flow (for the most part everything was punctual and happened according to the instructions, except in Paracas, which was a bit chaotic. But honestly, I think that’s just the way Paracas operates at the moment), then it’s a lot of fun. I am also very grateful to Yure and Rebeca (contact in Puno that I didn’t even get to meet), for their support and flexibility when I got sick un Puño a few hours before my bus was supposed to leave for Cusco. They were able to postpone the next leg of the trip for one day, and all I had to pay for was an extra day at the hotel in Puno. I probably got lucky, since I did happen to have one extra day at the end of the tour, and there weren’t a lot of tourists, so there might have been more flexibility than during the high tourist season. And of course I was also lucky that I was just sick for (several horrible hours) one day and I could resume the tour the next day. But Yure and Rebeca did check up on me several times via phone and What’s App. The guides on the tours were very informative and fun. Overall it was a fantastic experience. It probably helps that I speak Spanish, but pretty much everybody I came in contact with spoke passable English or better, so I wouldn’t say that Spanish is a requirement, especially for a traveler that’s flexible, adventurous, and can follow instructions.
- Wonderful Peruvian South
We loved our "Wonderful Peruvian South" adventure by Lima Tours! The company is very professional -- all guides and representatives were superbly competent, knowledgeable and courteous. The tour itself was more than worth the cost and Lima Tours went above and beyond to insure we had a once-in-a-lifetime thrilling experience. Additionally, the company and guides were very flexible in accommodating our requests and desires for the tour. The accommodations and restaurants were superb -- as were the sky-high quality of the individual daily tours. We highly recommend this tour specifically -- and Lima Tours in general to anyone wishing a fun, amazing and wonderful Peruvian adventure!
- The Best of Peru & Bolivia Budget: Lima, Cusco, Sacred Valley, Machupicchu, Rainbow Mountain, Humantay Lake or ATV Tour: Moray & Salt Mines, Titicaca Lake, Copacabana, Sun Island, Uyuni Salt Flats & All Lagoons
Naturally, I am not inclined towards taking agent's help as there are a lot of information sources available online, abundant vloger's stories plus online payment convenience everywhere. Things are changing really fast in the tourism industry. However, this time I backed out of my habit. I didn't have any experience with South American culture or language and I wanted to have a positive experience to come back to this amazing nation again. This company didn't disappoint me at all. They booked tickets ahead of time and had informational guides everywhere. I had always time in my itenary to explore things around on my own. The $600 single supplement was quite expensive after paying the total but I think i can move on as I didn't have a dull moment in this trip with this company. Unfortunate things happen always with bad wifi connections or transportation or guide issues but the company was in touch all the times and were responsive to my needs. All the touristy places were safe with extra police and you can get wifi in cafes almost everywhere. Still, I would always recommend to have a sim or wifi connection on your own if you are staying for that long here specially in Bolivia. Keep it up! And Thanks a bunch!