Activities in Peru

Amazon
Amazon
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Biking
Biking
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Cultural
Cultural
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Educational
Educational
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Extreme Adventure
Extreme Adventure
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Family Holidays
Family Holidays
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Language Classes
Language Classes
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Luxury
Luxury
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Mountaineering
Mountaineering
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Multi-Activity
Multi-Activity
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Off-the-beaten-track
Off-the-beaten-track
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Photography
Photography
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Raft and Kayak
Raft and Kayak
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Trekking
Trekking
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Below you will find a few of the many attractions Peru has to offer for your holiday.

Lima, Peru
Lima, the capital city of Peru, is a vibrant bustling place with a wide variety of things to do.
Stroll or bike around the historic centre, visiting the many museums or just chilling out in a café or restaurant in Miraflores.
In Parque Kennedy you can sit outside in Parisian fashion and watch the world go by in cafes and restaurants, or walk to the shore and the cliffs overlooking the Pacific Ocean.
There are a number of artisan shops & market stalls, plus a big silver jewellery trade, and a burgeoning number of top end restaurants with delicious food.
The centre of Lima is home to impressive Colonial architecture – Plaza de Armas has the Palace, official residence of the president, on one side, and on another is the Cathedral.
San Francisco Church, home of the Catacombs, is well worth a visit, as is the Inquisition museum.

Lake Titicaca, Peru
Lake Titicaca, at around 4,000m/13,123ft above sea level, is a vast shimmering body of water on the Peru/Bolivia border.
It is the world’s highest navigable lake, set against a breathtaking background of towering ice-covered Andean mountain peaks.
The islands and shoreline of Lake Titicaca support many Indian communities, including the well known floating islands of Uros and the more remote islands of Taquile and Amantani. Here, traditions are strong and it appears time really does stand.
Agriculture, fishing, knitting and weaving are important to the islanders and by staying a day or two you gain just a small insights into this traditional way of life.
Islanders welcome tourists into their homes and this is a wonderful opportunity to experience island life.
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