Peru

Mystical, thrilling, unforgettable! Ancient civilizations, majestic mountains, and natural wonders in one of the world's most magical journeys.

Peru

Mystical, thrilling, unforgettable! Ancient civilizations, majestic mountains, and natural wonders in one of the world's most magical journeys.

WhyPeru?

Land of Lost Cities, Enchanted Mountains, and Living Legends

Welcome to the heart of the ancient Incan civilisation – a place where time hasn't just paused, but seems to tell tales. Peru isn't just a country; it's a treasure trove of wonders: from the mysterious Nazca Lines and the splendour of Machu Picchu to dunes, oases, and colourful mountains that look as if painted by the gods.

The true magic of Peru lies in its contrasts: majestic peaks and tropical jungles, modern cities and ancient sanctuaries, the rugged Andes landscape and the warmth of its people.

This is a place where every step leads to a new discovery, every dish carries a taste of culture, and every smile reflects the strength of a people living in harmony with the spirit of the land. If you've ever dreamed of losing yourself in a world of mysteries, myths, and mountains, Peru will welcome you as its own.

Is this journey meant for you?

Challenge

Comfort

Nature

Culture

The spirit of the Incas, the colours of the Andes, and the magic of the jungle – Peru is a journey through worlds, time, and legends.

Climbing up to 5000 meters, trekking among glaciers and jungles, ancient Incan trails, camps with glass domes, waking under a starry sky, sipping pisco in the desert, helicopter flights over Machu Picchu, and hugging llamas against the backdrop of the sacred Andes...

This is not just a tour – it’s a grand journey where you will discover not only Peru but a new side of yourself. It’s not for those seeking comfort at every turn, but for those who wish to get tired, to be inspired, to fall in love.

If your soul yearns for something different, something real and profound – Peru will offer it to you. And it will transform you forever.

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Machu Picchu

The City That Time Forgot

Hidden high among the clouds, surrounded by mist, peaks, and mysteries, Machu Picchu is a place that isn't just visited – it is felt. The ascent at dawn is like a journey through time – from the first rays of sun illuminating the ancient stone terraces to the moment your gaze meets the legendary view of the citadel, embraced by mountains. With every step, with every breath, you understand why this is one of the Seven Wonders of the World.

Here, history isn’t written in books – it’s carved in stone, woven in the moss on the walls, and whispering in the air. You will wander through temples, water channels, and secret stairways, created without a gram of mortar – so precisely that even today architects can only guess how. And if you decide to climb to the top of Huayna Picchu – you will discover Peru from a new angle, which will stay with you forever.

The Seven-Coloured Mountain and the Red Valley

Landscapes That Seem Unreal

In a world filled with selfie destinations, there are places that take your breath away not because of the photo but because of the experience. The Seven-Coloured Mountain – Vinicunca – rises like a giant palette, painted by nature itself with minerals, time, and wind. Climbing over 5,000 meters is a challenge, but the reward at the top is complete silence, a spectacular panorama, and a sense of sacredness that's hard to put into words.

Just an hour away lies the hidden gem – the Red Valley. No crowds, no noise – just the soft contours of hills reminiscent of a Martian landscape, and the feeling that you've stepped into another world. This day isn't just a nature walk – it's a portal to a deeper inner experience.

Huacachina Oasis and the Desert Dunes

Adrenaline in the Sands of South America

Peru isn’t just mountains and archaeology – it hides one of its most unexpected landscapes deep in the desert: Huacachina – a small oasis surrounded by giant dunes and palm trees, with a lagoon that reflects the sunset like a mirror. You arrive and it feels like stepping into a fairy tale – or a movie set, where you are the main character.

But here, tranquillity is just the beginning. You climb with a buggy along the edge of sand hills, glide down with a sandboard with your heart pounding in your throat, and sip on a pisco sour by the water as the stars begin to dance above the desert. This is a place that simultaneously boosts adrenaline and soothes the soul – the perfect blend of adventure and magic.

Itinerary

Day 1

Spanish Interlude

We arrive early in Madrid, where we have the entire day at our disposal. This is the perfect moment for a slow immersion into the journey – with a coffee and croissant in the Malasaña neighbourhood, a stroll through Retiro, and a quick glance at the masterpieces of the Prado or Reina Sofia.

If you're after something more laid-back – sit at Plaza Mayor with a glass of sangria, try some patatas bravas, and watch the city pulse around you. In the evening, we'll head to the airport for a night flight to Lima. Spain only hints at what awaits us – taste, colour, and rhythm.

We spend the night in Madrid and fly to South America the following evening.

Day 2

To the Lands of the Ancient Incas

The long night flight over the Atlantic takes us to the heart of South America – Lima, the capital of Peru and the first stop on our journey to the Incas. We land in the early hours of 10 April and, after a transfer to the hotel, we'll have time for a short rest and refreshment.

Our first steps in Peru will be gentle – today is for a smooth adaptation, getting acquainted with the group, and a taste of the local culture. You can stroll through the Miraflores district, try fresh ceviche by the ocean, or simply relax with a glass of pisco, anticipating all that is to come.

Day 3

Treasures of Colonial Lima

Our first day in Peru will begin with breakfast at the hotel, after which we'll set out on a discovery walk.

Our local, expert guide will take you to the most iconic SPOTS in the city along a quick but insightful route.

We'll start at the emblematic San Martin Square, where we'll delve into the heritage of José de San Martin and the rich history of this lively gathering SPOT. Next, we'll stroll down Jirón de la Unión Street – once the preferred meeting SPOT for Lima's aristocracy – and be captivated by the magnificent La Merced Church.

Our journey will culminate at the majestic Main Square of Lima. There, we'll immerse ourselves in the history that lies behind its architecture, before heading on a short walk to the mysterious catacombs of the Basilica and Monastery of "San Francisco".

Day 4

From Lima to Paracas: the beginning of our Peruvian adventure

We depart from Lima – We're picked up by bus from the hotel.

Breakfast stop – We stop to give you the chance to taste a local breakfast straight from the ovens of Mirasur – one of the freshest breads baked in Peru! (breakfast not included)

After breakfast, we'll visit the Secret Slave Tunnels and uncover the amazing secret tunnels. These tunnels, once used for smuggling slaves, are located beneath the Hacienda San Jose property, where you'll also learn about the darker side of Peruvian history.

We arrive in Paracas – a beautiful seaside town. We can take a walk along the beach, enjoy fresh seafood, or sip a Pisco Sour while watching the sunset. Overnight in Paracas.

Alternative experience: 

Golden Shadows Trek – A walking trek into the heart of Paracas National Park to experience an unforgettable sunset on Cori-Apu – the golden mountain. At sunset, the rocks on the rugged coasts glow golden, and even the shadows shimmer.

Day 5

Sea Lions, Dunes, and Pisco

Today we will start the day early in the morning with a visit to The Ballestas Islands – a 2-hour boat trip to the more accessible version of the Galapagos Islands, where we will see sea lions, penguins, and a variety of birds in their natural habitat.

After that, we will visit the Paracas National Park - one of the largest protected deserts in South America with breathtaking views where the desert meets the ocean.

While in the park, we have two alternative experiences:

  • Paragliding – The National Park is renowned for its stunning Pacific coastline – imagine the views from a bird's-eye perspective! 

  • ATV Tour – Swap your spot in the bus for the driver's SPOT on an ATV. An exhilarating tour through the reserve!

The afternoon is reserved for a pisco vineyard tour – We will taste pisco, the national drink of Peru, and learn how it's made.

We arrive in Huacachina (afternoon). We’ll ride buggies and slide down the largest dunes in South America. A unique experience in the only oasis in the South American desert.

Overnight in Huacachina. We will enjoy food and drinks at one of the many restaurants/bars around the oasis!

Day 6

Free morning, mysterious afternoon

Free morning.

In the afternoon, we depart from Huacachina and head towards the Nazca Lines Tower to observe three of the mysterious and world-famous Nazca Lines!
Stop for dinner in Nazca.
Overnight stay in Nazca.

Day 7

Mysteries of the Desert: A Bird’s-Eye View of the Nazca Lines

Alternative Experience: 

The Pyramids of Cahuachi – One of the largest adobe archaeological sites in the world. The most important ceremonial site of the Nazca culture, dating back around 2000 years. Uncover the mystery of the pyramids and their connection to the Nazca lines. Your guide can help you with reservations. For those not visiting the pyramids, free time is available.
Before lunch, we'll fly over the Nazca lines to discover numerous figures carved into the desert ground.

Free time in Nazca.

On the way back to Lima, we will visit The Cantalloc Aqueducts – Considered one of the oldest irrigation systems in the world. Built over 2000 years ago, these ancient aqueducts enabled the Nazca culture to transport water from the Andes to the Nazca Valley through underground channels.

Bus back to Lima. Relax in comfortable seats, watch an onboard movie, or simply wrap yourself in a blanket and doze off along the way.Day 7: Lima - Cusco – The Heart of the Empire.

Day 8

In the Footsteps of the Incas: First Encounters with Cusco and Its Secrets

Today, we set off for the ancient capital of the Incas – Cusco. We will fly over a considerable part of Peru, but the flight will only be an hour and a half. We land, and after leaving our luggage at the hotel, we look forward to an afternoon tour of Cusco with a local guide. 

Our tour begins at the lively San Pedro market, where we'll feel the spirit of the local culture and interact with vendors. Then we explore the artisan market on Avenida El Sol – an ideal SPOT for souvenirs made from alpaca, jewellery, and handmade crafts.

We continue to Koricancha – The Temple of the Sun, one of the most significant Incan temples, later converted into a Catholic monastery. We explore both the Incan masonry and the religious buildings from the colonial period.

Next, we stroll through the artistic San Blas neighbourhood, with its galleries, artisans, and panoramic views of the city. If we wish, we can also try the traditional Incan beer at a local chicheria.

We finish with a visit to the Sacsayhuamán aqueduct, where we observe a waterfall amid arches and tranquillity, and we wander along the colourful street 7 Borreguitos. After the tour, we have free time for shopping or relaxation.

Day 9

Free time with suggestions for day trips

Free time, during which each member of the group can explore Cusco at their own pace—whether it's a stroll through the city's colourful streets, a well-earned rest before our upcoming trek, or participation in an optional excursion of your choice. Individual activities can be arranged according to each traveller's interests.

Day 10

Climbing to Vinicunca and the Red Valley: The Colourful Wonder of the Andes

Our adventure begins at 4:00 am when we're picked up from our SPOT of accommodation in Cusco. We travel for about an hour and a half by private transport and make a brief stop for a delicious buffet breakfast to gather strength for the trek. 

We continue through Andean villages and valleys to the starting point of the route – Lakto (4,630 m). We set off on a scenic trail in the Andes with views of the sacred Ausangate peak. Along the way, we see locals and herds of alpacas, and our guide shares captivating stories about the region and its traditions.

The most challenging part is the final steep section before the summit, but the effort is worth it. After about an hour and a half, we reach Vinicunca – The Mountain of Seven Colours (5,100 m). We spend time at the top, enjoying the views, taking photos, and having a light snack.

Then we head towards the impressive Red Valley – almost untouched by tourism, with its surreal landscape.

We're only 25 minutes away from the panoramic viewpoint, which offers a breathtaking view.

On the return, we descend for about an hour, passing by herds of alpacas. Then we head to a restaurant for a buffet lunch and head back to Cusco, where our day concludes with a well-deserved rest.

Day 11

On the Road to Salkantay: Lakes, Peaks, and a Starry Sky

Our thrilling two-day adventure begins early in the morning with a pickup from our SPOT for accommodation in Cusco by our guide and driver. Our first stop is in Mollepata where we'll have breakfast to start the day with energy. From there, we continue to Chayacancha (3,800 m) – the official starting point of the trek.

From Chayacancha, we follow a picturesque path to our camp at Soraypampa. This initial section is relatively easy and allows us to gradually acclimatise. The total length of the trek today will be about 12 km, divided into two sections. The first section is 7 km long and is almost flat with a total ascent of 100 metres. We follow an ancient Incan channel, surrounded by breathtaking Andean landscapes.

Our goal is Sky Camp (3,900 m), located beneath the snow-capped peaks of Salkantay and Humantay. Upon arrival, we are greeted by the camp team and enjoy lunch amidst stunning nature. After a short rest, in the afternoon we hike to the incredible Humantay Lake (4,200 m), whose turquoise waters are nestled between the snowy peaks of the Andes. This hike is a bit steeper and is 2.5 km long with a total ascent of 300 metres. With these 2.5 km in each direction, the total for the day comes to 12 km.

In the evening, we return to the camp for a delicious dinner under the stars, while our guide tells us about Incan astronomy. Then we fall asleep in our cosy igloos with transparent roofs, gazing at the constellations.

Day 12

Climbing the Salkantay Pass

Today, after breakfast, we will reach the highest point of our trek – the Salkantay Pass (4,630 m), which we ascend through Salkantaypampa and a trail known as the 'Path of the 7 Snakes'. At the top, we'll take some time for photos and enjoy the magnificent view. This trek is only for those who feel prepared for another 7-hour hike with a total ascent of 700 meters. For those who prefer to stay at the camp, an alternative activity will be arranged for the day, or they will have the option for free time.

Afterwards, we begin our descent through rocky terrain, where we will see stone forests and majestic mountains. We have lunch at the camp, after which we head to the final point of the trek, from where we will board transport and return to Cusco.

Day 13

Two-day train journey, nature and magic

Our thrilling two-day adventure begins when we are picked up from the hotel and taken to Ollantaytambo station. Our train departs at 12:55 PM, so there's no need to wake up early or rush. As we travel, we will pass breathtaking landscapes of the Sacred Valley of the Incas – mountains, rivers, agricultural terraces, and more. 

After about an hour and a half journey along the Urubamba River, we arrive in Aguas Calientes. Our guide leads us to the hotel where we leave our luggage. Since there are no vehicles in the town, we move around solely on foot. 

We then enjoy lunch at one of the finest local eateries, and the afternoon is free for strolling and relaxation. We can savor local cafes, streets adorned with sculptures, or choose from the following additional activities: 

  • Alcamayo Waterfalls – a short 30–45 minute walk to a 30-meter waterfall in the jungle.

  • Mineral Springs – natural hot pools, perfect for relaxing before the big day.

  • Butterfly House – with over 100 endemic and 400 known species of butterflies, just a 15-minute walk away.

  • Artisan Market – close to the station, with crafts, clothing, and arts from the region. 

In the evening, we have dinner and our guide gives us final instructions for the next day. We go to bed early, as we'll be up before sunrise.

Day 14

Machu Picchu - one of the seven wonders of the world

Today, we set off early to be among the first to enter Machu Picchu. After a 25-minute bus journey, we arrive at the entrance and embark on a two-hour tour with our experienced guide. We visit the most significant areas: temples, squares, terraces, and residences. 

Machu Picchu was discovered in 1911 by Hiram Bingham and is located at 2,430 meters in the midst of tropical rainforest, surrounded by magical nature. If we have pre-purchased tickets, we can climb Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain for a panoramic view over the citadel. 

Afterwards, we return to Aguas Calientes for lunch of our choice (not included), and then board the train to Ollantaytambo. There, our transport to Cusco awaits, where we return to the hotel for a well-deserved rest.

Day 15

Flight Cusco - Lima

After breakfast at the hotel, we'll head to the airport in Cusco and return once more to Lima, where we'll have free time for souvenir shopping, alternative tours, and other activities. We'll gather for one last group dinner featuring authentic local cuisine.

It's time for the flight back to Europe. Though the journey will be long, we'll be returning with a bundle of memories and unforgettable moments. On the aircraft, you'll have the perfect opportunity to revisit your photo gallery and relive your adventure in Peru.

Day 16

Adios, Peru!

We'll land early morning in Madrid, giving us another day to ourselves. You can relax at a local café in La Latina, browse the souvenir shops, or return to Retiro Park for one last dose of peace and greenery.

If you have the energy, catch the sunset from the rooftop of Círculo de Bellas Artes and take in the city that's starting to feel familiar. A last chance for tapas and a toast to the end of a great journey.

Day 17: Into the Unknown

Return to Bulgaria

The time has come to fly back from Madrid to Sofia. The journey was long, intense, and transformative – now it's time to rest, but Peru will stay with you for a long while yet. And the photo gallery? It will keep bringing you back to the most powerful moments of this adventure.

* Panic Frame & Travel reserves the right to adapt and change the program according to changes in accommodation conditions, climate, and other factors that require it.

WHO WILL BE YOUR GUIDE?

Emiliyan Nikolov

Emo has a deep connection with Spanish-speaking culture. Having grown up in Spain, he is fluent in Spanish, which allows him to connect naturally and warmly with the locals.

He loves journeys in nature, adventurous travels, and cultures with ancient history—a passion that often takes him to Latin American countries. This is why he is one of our main guides for organizing and leading trips in South America.

Activities

INCLUDED IN THE PRICE
Historic Tour of Lima and Cusco.

Historic Tour of Lima and Cusco.

Exploring the citadel of Machu Picchu.

Exploring the citadel of Machu Picchu.

A Visit to Lake Humantay.

A Visit to Lake Humantay.

Visit the Mountain of Seven Colours, also known as the Rainbow Mountain and the Red Valley – a place that will make you feel as if you’re stepping onto Mars.

Visit the Mountain of Seven Colours, also known as the Rainbow Mountain and the Red Valley – a place that will make you feel as if you’re stepping onto Mars.

Hidden Slave Tunnels - Unveil the Dark History Behind Colonial Slavery.

Hidden Slave Tunnels - Unveil the Dark History Behind Colonial Slavery.

The Ballestas Islands – sail to the Peruvian Galápagos Islands.

The Ballestas Islands – sail to the Peruvian Galápagos Islands.

Paracas National Reserve – where the desert meets the ocean. Some of the most breathtaking landscapes the Pacific coast of Peru has to offer.

Paracas National Reserve – where the desert meets the ocean. Some of the most breathtaking landscapes the Pacific coast of Peru has to offer.

Buggies and sandboarding – ascend with a buggy and glide down the grandest dunes in South America with a sandboard.

Buggies and sandboarding – ascend with a buggy and glide down the grandest dunes in South America with a sandboard.

Pisco Winery – Taste Peru's national drink, pisco, and discover the intriguing journey of its creation.

Pisco Winery – Taste Peru's national drink, pisco, and discover the intriguing journey of its creation.

Nasca Lines Watchtower – gaze upon three of the mysterious and world-famous Nazca Lines!

Nasca Lines Watchtower – gaze upon three of the mysterious and world-famous Nazca Lines!

Flight Over the Nazca Lines – soar above and soak in the finest views of these captivating lines.

Flight Over the Nazca Lines – soar above and soak in the finest views of these captivating lines.

The Cantalloc Aqueducts – visit the ancient water aqueducts built 2000 years ago by the Nasca culture.

The Cantalloc Aqueducts – visit the ancient water aqueducts built 2000 years ago by the Nasca culture.

Dive into adventure!

17 days

16 travellers

Price per person

9500 BGN

€4,857

Includes airfare from Sofia, accommodation, activities, land and water transport, guide, and food

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Itinerary

Day 1

Spanish Interlude

We arrive early in Madrid, where we have the entire day at our disposal. This is the perfect moment for a slow immersion into the journey – with a coffee and croissant in the Malasaña neighbourhood, a stroll through Retiro, and a quick glance at the masterpieces of the Prado or Reina Sofia.

If you're after something more laid-back – sit at Plaza Mayor with a glass of sangria, try some patatas bravas, and watch the city pulse around you. In the evening, we'll head to the airport for a night flight to Lima. Spain only hints at what awaits us – taste, colour, and rhythm.

We spend the night in Madrid and fly to South America the following evening.

Day 2

To the Lands of the Ancient Incas

The long night flight over the Atlantic takes us to the heart of South America – Lima, the capital of Peru and the first stop on our journey to the Incas. We land in the early hours of 10 April and, after a transfer to the hotel, we'll have time for a short rest and refreshment.

Our first steps in Peru will be gentle – today is for a smooth adaptation, getting acquainted with the group, and a taste of the local culture. You can stroll through the Miraflores district, try fresh ceviche by the ocean, or simply relax with a glass of pisco, anticipating all that is to come.

Day 3

Treasures of Colonial Lima

Our first day in Peru will begin with breakfast at the hotel, after which we'll set out on a discovery walk.

Our local, expert guide will take you to the most iconic SPOTS in the city along a quick but insightful route.

We'll start at the emblematic San Martin Square, where we'll delve into the heritage of José de San Martin and the rich history of this lively gathering SPOT. Next, we'll stroll down Jirón de la Unión Street – once the preferred meeting SPOT for Lima's aristocracy – and be captivated by the magnificent La Merced Church.

Our journey will culminate at the majestic Main Square of Lima. There, we'll immerse ourselves in the history that lies behind its architecture, before heading on a short walk to the mysterious catacombs of the Basilica and Monastery of "San Francisco".

Day 4

From Lima to Paracas: the beginning of our Peruvian adventure

We depart from Lima – We're picked up by bus from the hotel.

Breakfast stop – We stop to give you the chance to taste a local breakfast straight from the ovens of Mirasur – one of the freshest breads baked in Peru! (breakfast not included)

After breakfast, we'll visit the Secret Slave Tunnels and uncover the amazing secret tunnels. These tunnels, once used for smuggling slaves, are located beneath the Hacienda San Jose property, where you'll also learn about the darker side of Peruvian history.

We arrive in Paracas – a beautiful seaside town. We can take a walk along the beach, enjoy fresh seafood, or sip a Pisco Sour while watching the sunset. Overnight in Paracas.

Alternative experience: 

Golden Shadows Trek – A walking trek into the heart of Paracas National Park to experience an unforgettable sunset on Cori-Apu – the golden mountain. At sunset, the rocks on the rugged coasts glow golden, and even the shadows shimmer.

Day 5

Sea Lions, Dunes, and Pisco

Today we will start the day early in the morning with a visit to The Ballestas Islands – a 2-hour boat trip to the more accessible version of the Galapagos Islands, where we will see sea lions, penguins, and a variety of birds in their natural habitat.

After that, we will visit the Paracas National Park - one of the largest protected deserts in South America with breathtaking views where the desert meets the ocean.

While in the park, we have two alternative experiences:

  • Paragliding – The National Park is renowned for its stunning Pacific coastline – imagine the views from a bird's-eye perspective! 

  • ATV Tour – Swap your spot in the bus for the driver's SPOT on an ATV. An exhilarating tour through the reserve!

The afternoon is reserved for a pisco vineyard tour – We will taste pisco, the national drink of Peru, and learn how it's made.

We arrive in Huacachina (afternoon). We’ll ride buggies and slide down the largest dunes in South America. A unique experience in the only oasis in the South American desert.

Overnight in Huacachina. We will enjoy food and drinks at one of the many restaurants/bars around the oasis!

Day 6

Free morning, mysterious afternoon

Free morning.

In the afternoon, we depart from Huacachina and head towards the Nazca Lines Tower to observe three of the mysterious and world-famous Nazca Lines!
Stop for dinner in Nazca.
Overnight stay in Nazca.

Day 7

Mysteries of the Desert: A Bird’s-Eye View of the Nazca Lines

Alternative Experience: 

The Pyramids of Cahuachi – One of the largest adobe archaeological sites in the world. The most important ceremonial site of the Nazca culture, dating back around 2000 years. Uncover the mystery of the pyramids and their connection to the Nazca lines. Your guide can help you with reservations. For those not visiting the pyramids, free time is available.
Before lunch, we'll fly over the Nazca lines to discover numerous figures carved into the desert ground.

Free time in Nazca.

On the way back to Lima, we will visit The Cantalloc Aqueducts – Considered one of the oldest irrigation systems in the world. Built over 2000 years ago, these ancient aqueducts enabled the Nazca culture to transport water from the Andes to the Nazca Valley through underground channels.

Bus back to Lima. Relax in comfortable seats, watch an onboard movie, or simply wrap yourself in a blanket and doze off along the way.Day 7: Lima - Cusco – The Heart of the Empire.

Day 8

In the Footsteps of the Incas: First Encounters with Cusco and Its Secrets

Today, we set off for the ancient capital of the Incas – Cusco. We will fly over a considerable part of Peru, but the flight will only be an hour and a half. We land, and after leaving our luggage at the hotel, we look forward to an afternoon tour of Cusco with a local guide. 

Our tour begins at the lively San Pedro market, where we'll feel the spirit of the local culture and interact with vendors. Then we explore the artisan market on Avenida El Sol – an ideal SPOT for souvenirs made from alpaca, jewellery, and handmade crafts.

We continue to Koricancha – The Temple of the Sun, one of the most significant Incan temples, later converted into a Catholic monastery. We explore both the Incan masonry and the religious buildings from the colonial period.

Next, we stroll through the artistic San Blas neighbourhood, with its galleries, artisans, and panoramic views of the city. If we wish, we can also try the traditional Incan beer at a local chicheria.

We finish with a visit to the Sacsayhuamán aqueduct, where we observe a waterfall amid arches and tranquillity, and we wander along the colourful street 7 Borreguitos. After the tour, we have free time for shopping or relaxation.

Day 9

Free time with suggestions for day trips

Free time, during which each member of the group can explore Cusco at their own pace—whether it's a stroll through the city's colourful streets, a well-earned rest before our upcoming trek, or participation in an optional excursion of your choice. Individual activities can be arranged according to each traveller's interests.

Day 10

Climbing to Vinicunca and the Red Valley: The Colourful Wonder of the Andes

Our adventure begins at 4:00 am when we're picked up from our SPOT of accommodation in Cusco. We travel for about an hour and a half by private transport and make a brief stop for a delicious buffet breakfast to gather strength for the trek. 

We continue through Andean villages and valleys to the starting point of the route – Lakto (4,630 m). We set off on a scenic trail in the Andes with views of the sacred Ausangate peak. Along the way, we see locals and herds of alpacas, and our guide shares captivating stories about the region and its traditions.

The most challenging part is the final steep section before the summit, but the effort is worth it. After about an hour and a half, we reach Vinicunca – The Mountain of Seven Colours (5,100 m). We spend time at the top, enjoying the views, taking photos, and having a light snack.

Then we head towards the impressive Red Valley – almost untouched by tourism, with its surreal landscape.

We're only 25 minutes away from the panoramic viewpoint, which offers a breathtaking view.

On the return, we descend for about an hour, passing by herds of alpacas. Then we head to a restaurant for a buffet lunch and head back to Cusco, where our day concludes with a well-deserved rest.

Day 11

On the Road to Salkantay: Lakes, Peaks, and a Starry Sky

Our thrilling two-day adventure begins early in the morning with a pickup from our SPOT for accommodation in Cusco by our guide and driver. Our first stop is in Mollepata where we'll have breakfast to start the day with energy. From there, we continue to Chayacancha (3,800 m) – the official starting point of the trek.

From Chayacancha, we follow a picturesque path to our camp at Soraypampa. This initial section is relatively easy and allows us to gradually acclimatise. The total length of the trek today will be about 12 km, divided into two sections. The first section is 7 km long and is almost flat with a total ascent of 100 metres. We follow an ancient Incan channel, surrounded by breathtaking Andean landscapes.

Our goal is Sky Camp (3,900 m), located beneath the snow-capped peaks of Salkantay and Humantay. Upon arrival, we are greeted by the camp team and enjoy lunch amidst stunning nature. After a short rest, in the afternoon we hike to the incredible Humantay Lake (4,200 m), whose turquoise waters are nestled between the snowy peaks of the Andes. This hike is a bit steeper and is 2.5 km long with a total ascent of 300 metres. With these 2.5 km in each direction, the total for the day comes to 12 km.

In the evening, we return to the camp for a delicious dinner under the stars, while our guide tells us about Incan astronomy. Then we fall asleep in our cosy igloos with transparent roofs, gazing at the constellations.

Day 12

Climbing the Salkantay Pass

Today, after breakfast, we will reach the highest point of our trek – the Salkantay Pass (4,630 m), which we ascend through Salkantaypampa and a trail known as the 'Path of the 7 Snakes'. At the top, we'll take some time for photos and enjoy the magnificent view. This trek is only for those who feel prepared for another 7-hour hike with a total ascent of 700 meters. For those who prefer to stay at the camp, an alternative activity will be arranged for the day, or they will have the option for free time.

Afterwards, we begin our descent through rocky terrain, where we will see stone forests and majestic mountains. We have lunch at the camp, after which we head to the final point of the trek, from where we will board transport and return to Cusco.

Day 13

Two-day train journey, nature and magic

Our thrilling two-day adventure begins when we are picked up from the hotel and taken to Ollantaytambo station. Our train departs at 12:55 PM, so there's no need to wake up early or rush. As we travel, we will pass breathtaking landscapes of the Sacred Valley of the Incas – mountains, rivers, agricultural terraces, and more. 

After about an hour and a half journey along the Urubamba River, we arrive in Aguas Calientes. Our guide leads us to the hotel where we leave our luggage. Since there are no vehicles in the town, we move around solely on foot. 

We then enjoy lunch at one of the finest local eateries, and the afternoon is free for strolling and relaxation. We can savor local cafes, streets adorned with sculptures, or choose from the following additional activities: 

  • Alcamayo Waterfalls – a short 30–45 minute walk to a 30-meter waterfall in the jungle.

  • Mineral Springs – natural hot pools, perfect for relaxing before the big day.

  • Butterfly House – with over 100 endemic and 400 known species of butterflies, just a 15-minute walk away.

  • Artisan Market – close to the station, with crafts, clothing, and arts from the region. 

In the evening, we have dinner and our guide gives us final instructions for the next day. We go to bed early, as we'll be up before sunrise.

Day 14

Machu Picchu - one of the seven wonders of the world

Today, we set off early to be among the first to enter Machu Picchu. After a 25-minute bus journey, we arrive at the entrance and embark on a two-hour tour with our experienced guide. We visit the most significant areas: temples, squares, terraces, and residences. 

Machu Picchu was discovered in 1911 by Hiram Bingham and is located at 2,430 meters in the midst of tropical rainforest, surrounded by magical nature. If we have pre-purchased tickets, we can climb Huayna Picchu or Machu Picchu Mountain for a panoramic view over the citadel. 

Afterwards, we return to Aguas Calientes for lunch of our choice (not included), and then board the train to Ollantaytambo. There, our transport to Cusco awaits, where we return to the hotel for a well-deserved rest.

Day 15

Flight Cusco - Lima

After breakfast at the hotel, we'll head to the airport in Cusco and return once more to Lima, where we'll have free time for souvenir shopping, alternative tours, and other activities. We'll gather for one last group dinner featuring authentic local cuisine.

It's time for the flight back to Europe. Though the journey will be long, we'll be returning with a bundle of memories and unforgettable moments. On the aircraft, you'll have the perfect opportunity to revisit your photo gallery and relive your adventure in Peru.

Day 16

Adios, Peru!

We'll land early morning in Madrid, giving us another day to ourselves. You can relax at a local café in La Latina, browse the souvenir shops, or return to Retiro Park for one last dose of peace and greenery.

If you have the energy, catch the sunset from the rooftop of Círculo de Bellas Artes and take in the city that's starting to feel familiar. A last chance for tapas and a toast to the end of a great journey.

Day 17: Into the Unknown

Return to Bulgaria

The time has come to fly back from Madrid to Sofia. The journey was long, intense, and transformative – now it's time to rest, but Peru will stay with you for a long while yet. And the photo gallery? It will keep bringing you back to the most powerful moments of this adventure.

* Panic Frame & Travel reserves the right to adapt and change the program according to changes in accommodation conditions, climate, and other factors that require it.

WHO WILL BE YOUR GUIDE?

Emiliyan Nikolov

Emo has a deep connection with Spanish-speaking culture. Having grown up in Spain, he is fluent in Spanish, which allows him to connect naturally and warmly with the locals.

He loves journeys in nature, adventurous travels, and cultures with ancient history—a passion that often takes him to Latin American countries. This is why he is one of our main guides for organizing and leading trips in South America.

Activities

INCLUDED IN THE PRICE
Historic Tour of Lima and Cusco.

Historic Tour of Lima and Cusco.

Exploring the citadel of Machu Picchu.

Exploring the citadel of Machu Picchu.

A Visit to Lake Humantay.

A Visit to Lake Humantay.

Visit the Mountain of Seven Colours, also known as the Rainbow Mountain and the Red Valley – a place that will make you feel as if you’re stepping onto Mars.

Visit the Mountain of Seven Colours, also known as the Rainbow Mountain and the Red Valley – a place that will make you feel as if you’re stepping onto Mars.

Hidden Slave Tunnels - Unveil the Dark History Behind Colonial Slavery.

Hidden Slave Tunnels - Unveil the Dark History Behind Colonial Slavery.

The Ballestas Islands – sail to the Peruvian Galápagos Islands.

The Ballestas Islands – sail to the Peruvian Galápagos Islands.

Paracas National Reserve – where the desert meets the ocean. Some of the most breathtaking landscapes the Pacific coast of Peru has to offer.

Paracas National Reserve – where the desert meets the ocean. Some of the most breathtaking landscapes the Pacific coast of Peru has to offer.

Buggies and sandboarding – ascend with a buggy and glide down the grandest dunes in South America with a sandboard.

Buggies and sandboarding – ascend with a buggy and glide down the grandest dunes in South America with a sandboard.

Pisco Winery – Taste Peru's national drink, pisco, and discover the intriguing journey of its creation.

Pisco Winery – Taste Peru's national drink, pisco, and discover the intriguing journey of its creation.

Nasca Lines Watchtower – gaze upon three of the mysterious and world-famous Nazca Lines!

Nasca Lines Watchtower – gaze upon three of the mysterious and world-famous Nazca Lines!

Flight Over the Nazca Lines – soar above and soak in the finest views of these captivating lines.

Flight Over the Nazca Lines – soar above and soak in the finest views of these captivating lines.

The Cantalloc Aqueducts – visit the ancient water aqueducts built 2000 years ago by the Nasca culture.

The Cantalloc Aqueducts – visit the ancient water aqueducts built 2000 years ago by the Nasca culture.

Dive into adventure!

17 days

16 travellers

Price per person

9500 BGN

€4,857

Includes airfare from Sofia, accommodation, activities, land and water transport, guide, and food

Become a part of our community

Over 100 people have already journeyed with us through South America

Itinerary

Day 1
Spanish Interlude
Day 2
To the Lands of the Ancient Incas
Day 3
Treasures of Colonial Lima
Day 4
From Lima to Paracas: the beginning of our Peruvian adventure
Day 5
Sea Lions, Dunes, and Pisco
Day 6
Free morning, mysterious afternoon
Day 7
Mysteries of the Desert: A Bird’s-Eye View of the Nazca Lines
Day 8
In the Footsteps of the Incas: First Encounters with Cusco and Its Secrets
Day 9
Free time with suggestions for day trips
Day 10
Climbing to Vinicunca and the Red Valley: The Colourful Wonder of the Andes
Day 11
On the Road to Salkantay: Lakes, Peaks, and a Starry Sky
Day 12
Climbing the Salkantay Pass
Day 13
Two-day train journey, nature and magic
Day 14
Machu Picchu - one of the seven wonders of the world
Day 15
Flight Cusco - Lima
Day 16
Adios, Peru!
Day 17: Into the Unknown
Return to Bulgaria

* Panic Frame & Travel reserves the right to adapt and change the program according to changes in accommodation conditions, climate, and other factors that require it.

WHO WILL BE YOUR GUIDE?

Emiliyan Nikolov

Emo has a deep connection with Spanish-speaking culture. Having grown up in Spain, he is fluent in Spanish, which allows him to connect naturally and warmly with the locals.

He loves journeys in nature, adventurous travels, and cultures with ancient history—a passion that often takes him to Latin American countries. This is why he is one of our main guides for organizing and leading trips in South America.

Activities

INCLUDED IN THE PRICE
Historic Tour of Lima and Cusco.

Historic Tour of Lima and Cusco.

Exploring the citadel of Machu Picchu.

Exploring the citadel of Machu Picchu.

A Visit to Lake Humantay.

A Visit to Lake Humantay.

Visit the Mountain of Seven Colours, also known as the Rainbow Mountain and the Red Valley – a place that will make you feel as if you’re stepping onto Mars.

Visit the Mountain of Seven Colours, also known as the Rainbow Mountain and the Red Valley – a place that will make you feel as if you’re stepping onto Mars.

Hidden Slave Tunnels - Unveil the Dark History Behind Colonial Slavery.

Hidden Slave Tunnels - Unveil the Dark History Behind Colonial Slavery.

The Ballestas Islands – sail to the Peruvian Galápagos Islands.

The Ballestas Islands – sail to the Peruvian Galápagos Islands.

Paracas National Reserve – where the desert meets the ocean. Some of the most breathtaking landscapes the Pacific coast of Peru has to offer.

Paracas National Reserve – where the desert meets the ocean. Some of the most breathtaking landscapes the Pacific coast of Peru has to offer.

Buggies and sandboarding – ascend with a buggy and glide down the grandest dunes in South America with a sandboard.

Buggies and sandboarding – ascend with a buggy and glide down the grandest dunes in South America with a sandboard.

Pisco Winery – Taste Peru's national drink, pisco, and discover the intriguing journey of its creation.

Pisco Winery – Taste Peru's national drink, pisco, and discover the intriguing journey of its creation.

Nasca Lines Watchtower – gaze upon three of the mysterious and world-famous Nazca Lines!

Nasca Lines Watchtower – gaze upon three of the mysterious and world-famous Nazca Lines!

Flight Over the Nazca Lines – soar above and soak in the finest views of these captivating lines.

Flight Over the Nazca Lines – soar above and soak in the finest views of these captivating lines.

The Cantalloc Aqueducts – visit the ancient water aqueducts built 2000 years ago by the Nasca culture.

The Cantalloc Aqueducts – visit the ancient water aqueducts built 2000 years ago by the Nasca culture.

Dive into adventure!

17 days

16 travellers

Price per person

9500 BGN

€4,857

Includes airfare from Sofia, accommodation, activities, land and water transport, guide, and food

Become a part of our community

Over 100 people have already journeyed with us through South America

Let's head to Peru!

Upcoming journeys

8 Apr 2026

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24 Apr 2026

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13 May 2026

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WHAT'S THE JOURNEY LIKE?

1

Complete the registration form. We'll give you a call to get acquainted and will be awaiting the necessary details for the contract and insurance.

2

You'll receive a contract, insurance, and invoice – pay a 50% deposit, and we’ll expect the remainder up to 45 days before departure.

3

A month before the expedition, we'll remind you about the journey with a detailed email filled with insights about the destination, flights, and more.

Included in the price:

Flights from Sofia to Lima and back, including standard carry-on luggage and a checked suitcase up to 23 kg.

Flights from Sofia to Lima and back, including standard carry-on luggage and a checked suitcase up to 23 kg.

Gear for hiking in the mountains around Machu Picchu: poncho, first aid kit, small backpack up to 5kg, and walkie-talkies.

Gear for hiking in the mountains around Machu Picchu: poncho, first aid kit, small backpack up to 5kg, and walkie-talkies.

Internal flights from Lima to Cusco and back, including standard carry-on luggage and checked baggage up to 23 kg.

Internal flights from Lima to Cusco and back, including standard carry-on luggage and checked baggage up to 23 kg.

All internal transfers within the itinerary.

All internal transfers within the itinerary.

14 nights included in hotels and campsites.

14 nights included in hotels and campsites.

Included are 14 breakfasts, 3 lunches, and 3 dinners.

Included are 14 breakfasts, 3 lunches, and 3 dinners.

All the tours mentioned in the itinerary and entrance fees.

All the tours mentioned in the itinerary and entrance fees.

Local guides will be part of the Panic team, enriching all activities throughout the journey.

Local guides will be part of the Panic team, enriching all activities throughout the journey.

Medical insurance with coverage of €10,000

Medical insurance with coverage of €10,000

What's not included:

Personal Expenses

Personal Expenses

Alcoholic Drinks

Alcoholic Drinks

Food not mentioned in the itinerary

Food not mentioned in the itinerary

Services not mentioned in the programme

Services not mentioned in the programme

Extra Gear for the Mountains Around Machu Picchu: Sleeping Bag and Hiking Poles.

Extra Gear for the Mountains Around Machu Picchu: Sleeping Bag and Hiking Poles.

Additional Insurance "Trip Cancellation"

Additional Insurance "Trip Cancellation"

Alternative Activities

Alternative Activities

Huayna Picchu Mountain (£60)

Huayna Picchu Mountain (£60)

Paragliding in Paracas National Park. (£79)

Paragliding in Paracas National Park. (£79)

A visit to the Cahuachi Pyramids near the city of Nazca.

A visit to the Cahuachi Pyramids near the city of Nazca.

Let's head to Peru!

Upcoming journeys

8 Apr 2026

-

24 Apr 2026

SOLD OUT

27 Apr 2026

-

13 May 2026

By clicking the "Sign Up" button, you agree to our Terms and Conditions and Privacy Policy.

WHAT'S THE JOURNEY LIKE?

1

Complete the registration form. We'll give you a call to get acquainted and will be awaiting the necessary details for the contract and insurance.

2

You'll receive a contract, insurance, and invoice – pay a 50% deposit, and we’ll expect the remainder up to 45 days before departure.

3

A month before the expedition, we'll remind you about the journey with a detailed email filled with insights about the destination, flights, and more.

Included in the price:

Flights from Sofia to Lima and back, including standard carry-on luggage and a checked suitcase up to 23 kg.

Gear for hiking in the mountains around Machu Picchu: poncho, first aid kit, small backpack up to 5kg, and walkie-talkies.

Internal flights from Lima to Cusco and back, including standard carry-on luggage and checked baggage up to 23 kg.

All internal transfers within the itinerary.

14 nights included in hotels and campsites.

Included are 14 breakfasts, 3 lunches, and 3 dinners.

All the tours mentioned in the itinerary and entrance fees.

Local guides will be part of the Panic team, enriching all activities throughout the journey.

Medical insurance with coverage of €10,000

What's not included:

Personal Expenses

Alcoholic Drinks

Food not mentioned in the itinerary

Services not mentioned in the programme

Extra Gear for the Mountains Around Machu Picchu: Sleeping Bag and Hiking Poles.

Additional Insurance "Trip Cancellation"

Alternative Activities

Huayna Picchu Mountain (£60)

Paragliding in Paracas National Park. (£79)

A visit to the Cahuachi Pyramids near the city of Nazca.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Is something unclear?

+359 887 293 757

+359 887 293 757

+359 887 293 757

What documents do I need for Peru?

No visa is needed for Bulgarian citizens for a tourist stay of up to 90 days. You only need a valid international passport with at least 6 months of validity from the date of entry. It's wise to have a copy of your return ticket and reservation for the first night's stay – sometimes they ask for them at the border.

What documents do I need for Peru?

No visa is needed for Bulgarian citizens for a tourist stay of up to 90 days. You only need a valid international passport with at least 6 months of validity from the date of entry. It's wise to have a copy of your return ticket and reservation for the first night's stay – sometimes they ask for them at the border.

What documents do I need for Peru?

No visa is needed for Bulgarian citizens for a tourist stay of up to 90 days. You only need a valid international passport with at least 6 months of validity from the date of entry. It's wise to have a copy of your return ticket and reservation for the first night's stay – sometimes they ask for them at the border.

Which days involve long hikes and how long are they?

On Day 11 and Day 12, longer routes are planned—approximately 12 km and 14 km. On the remaining days, we foresee shorter and lighter walks.

Which days involve long hikes and how long are they?

On Day 11 and Day 12, longer routes are planned—approximately 12 km and 14 km. On the remaining days, we foresee shorter and lighter walks.

Which days involve long hikes and how long are they?

On Day 11 and Day 12, longer routes are planned—approximately 12 km and 14 km. On the remaining days, we foresee shorter and lighter walks.

Is there roaming and internet?

Roaming is available, but it’s expensive. We recommend getting a local SIM card with internet or using an eSIM from Europe – there’s stable coverage in the cities and tourist areas. However, in the Amazon and high mountain regions, the internet is weak to non-existent – just as it should be when you're deep in the jungle or gazing at Machu Picchu.

Is there roaming and internet?

Roaming is available, but it’s expensive. We recommend getting a local SIM card with internet or using an eSIM from Europe – there’s stable coverage in the cities and tourist areas. However, in the Amazon and high mountain regions, the internet is weak to non-existent – just as it should be when you're deep in the jungle or gazing at Machu Picchu.

Is there roaming and internet?

Roaming is available, but it’s expensive. We recommend getting a local SIM card with internet or using an eSIM from Europe – there’s stable coverage in the cities and tourist areas. However, in the Amazon and high mountain regions, the internet is weak to non-existent – just as it should be when you're deep in the jungle or gazing at Machu Picchu.

What's the currency and how much money should I carry with me?

The local currency is the Peruvian sol (PEN). You can exchange euros or dollars at the SPOT, and there are ATMs in larger cities. It's good to have cash for local markets, tips, and smaller SPOTS where cards are not accepted. How much money to bring? It depends on your personal habits, but roughly around 200–300 euros for a week should be plenty for food, souvenirs, and personal expenses.

What's the currency and how much money should I carry with me?

The local currency is the Peruvian sol (PEN). You can exchange euros or dollars at the SPOT, and there are ATMs in larger cities. It's good to have cash for local markets, tips, and smaller SPOTS where cards are not accepted. How much money to bring? It depends on your personal habits, but roughly around 200–300 euros for a week should be plenty for food, souvenirs, and personal expenses.

What's the currency and how much money should I carry with me?

The local currency is the Peruvian sol (PEN). You can exchange euros or dollars at the SPOT, and there are ATMs in larger cities. It's good to have cash for local markets, tips, and smaller SPOTS where cards are not accepted. How much money to bring? It depends on your personal habits, but roughly around 200–300 euros for a week should be plenty for food, souvenirs, and personal expenses.

Do we need to carry a mountain backpack during the hikes?

The backpack is optional. We recommend a light, small daypack for:

  • a thin outer garment and raincoat

  • sunglasses and a hat

  • external battery (power bank)

  • high-energy food/snacks

  • insect repellent

  • personal hygiene items

  • a water bottle.

    • If you prefer to walk load-free, our local guides have a small transport bag (up to 5 kg) where you can leave items. They will be carried to the day's destination.

Do we need to carry a mountain backpack during the hikes?

The backpack is optional. We recommend a light, small daypack for:

  • a thin outer garment and raincoat

  • sunglasses and a hat

  • external battery (power bank)

  • high-energy food/snacks

  • insect repellent

  • personal hygiene items

  • a water bottle.

    • If you prefer to walk load-free, our local guides have a small transport bag (up to 5 kg) where you can leave items. They will be carried to the day's destination.

Do we need to carry a mountain backpack during the hikes?

The backpack is optional. We recommend a light, small daypack for:

  • a thin outer garment and raincoat

  • sunglasses and a hat

  • external battery (power bank)

  • high-energy food/snacks

  • insect repellent

  • personal hygiene items

  • a water bottle.

    • If you prefer to walk load-free, our local guides have a small transport bag (up to 5 kg) where you can leave items. They will be carried to the day's destination.

What kind of physical preparation is needed?

We recommend that in the weeks leading up to your trip, you take regular walks 2-3 times a week, ideally mountain hikes lasting a few hours and inclines/stairs walking. Comfortable, well-worn shoes are essential.

What kind of physical preparation is needed?

We recommend that in the weeks leading up to your trip, you take regular walks 2-3 times a week, ideally mountain hikes lasting a few hours and inclines/stairs walking. Comfortable, well-worn shoes are essential.

What kind of physical preparation is needed?

We recommend that in the weeks leading up to your trip, you take regular walks 2-3 times a week, ideally mountain hikes lasting a few hours and inclines/stairs walking. Comfortable, well-worn shoes are essential.

Can I take my drone?

Yes, but with conditions. Hobby drones under 2 kg don't require a license, but local rules must be strictly followed – flying over archaeological sites (like Machu Picchu) is forbidden, as is flying in nature reserves without permission, and in populated SPOTS. If you're looking to capture stunning shots with your drone, we'll guide you on when and where it's safe and permitted.

Can I take my drone?

Yes, but with conditions. Hobby drones under 2 kg don't require a license, but local rules must be strictly followed – flying over archaeological sites (like Machu Picchu) is forbidden, as is flying in nature reserves without permission, and in populated SPOTS. If you're looking to capture stunning shots with your drone, we'll guide you on when and where it's safe and permitted.

Can I take my drone?

Yes, but with conditions. Hobby drones under 2 kg don't require a license, but local rules must be strictly followed – flying over archaeological sites (like Machu Picchu) is forbidden, as is flying in nature reserves without permission, and in populated SPOTS. If you're looking to capture stunning shots with your drone, we'll guide you on when and where it's safe and permitted.

Is there a risk from wild animals and danger from insects?

Peru is home to a rich biodiversity – jaguars, anacondas, llamas, and a whole host of other creatures. But don't worry – our program includes no risks of dangerous encounters, unless you venture out alone into the jungle (which we don't recommend). You'll find mosquitoes in the Amazon, so insect repellent and long sleeves will be necessary during those days. In the Andes, there are hardly any insects.

Is there a risk from wild animals and danger from insects?

Peru is home to a rich biodiversity – jaguars, anacondas, llamas, and a whole host of other creatures. But don't worry – our program includes no risks of dangerous encounters, unless you venture out alone into the jungle (which we don't recommend). You'll find mosquitoes in the Amazon, so insect repellent and long sleeves will be necessary during those days. In the Andes, there are hardly any insects.

Is there a risk from wild animals and danger from insects?

Peru is home to a rich biodiversity – jaguars, anacondas, llamas, and a whole host of other creatures. But don't worry – our program includes no risks of dangerous encounters, unless you venture out alone into the jungle (which we don't recommend). You'll find mosquitoes in the Amazon, so insect repellent and long sleeves will be necessary during those days. In the Andes, there are hardly any insects.

Do we need to bring tents and sleeping bags?

No need. We provide tents and sleeping bags on the SPOT.

Do we need to bring tents and sleeping bags?

No need. We provide tents and sleeping bags on the SPOT.

Do we need to bring tents and sleeping bags?

No need. We provide tents and sleeping bags on the SPOT.

April

16 travellers

17 days

9500 BGN

April

16 travellers

17 days

9500 BGN

WHY TRAVEL WITH US?

Who are we?

Panic Frame & Travel is not a commercial travel agency. We don't offer you tranquility, tickets, or accommodation in an all-inclusive hotel with white tablecloths. We see ourselves as Tarzan tourists, organizing journeys to hard-to-reach places, encountering wild nature, and traveling by campers, catamarans, off-road jeeps, and even helicopters.

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WHY TRAVEL WITH US?

Who are we?

Panic Frame & Travel is not a commercial travel agency. We don't offer you tranquility, tickets, or accommodation in an all-inclusive hotel with white tablecloths. We see ourselves as Tarzan tourists, organizing journeys to hard-to-reach places, encountering wild nature, and traveling by campers, catamarans, off-road jeeps, and even helicopters.

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WHY TRAVEL WITH US?

Who are we?

Panic Frame & Travel is not a commercial travel agency. We don't offer you tranquility, tickets, or accommodation in an all-inclusive hotel with white tablecloths. We see ourselves as Tarzan tourists, organizing journeys to hard-to-reach places, encountering wild nature, and traveling by campers, catamarans, off-road jeeps, and even helicopters.

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