Peru
10 days of hiking and adventure in cusco, salktanay trek, and Huacachina
From sunrises in the Andes and the Salkantay Pass to sandboarding in the Huacachina desert oasis, this Peru adventure blends epic mountains, desert thrills, ancient ruins, Peruvian culture, and a lot of altitude.
Lima (LIM)
Oct '26 (Exact date TBC)
Peru
10 days of hiking and adventure in cusco, salktanay trek, and Huacachina
From sunrises in the Andes and the Salkantay Pass to sandboarding in the Huacachina desert oasis, this Peru adventure blends epic mountains, desert
Lima (LIM)
Oct '26 (Exact dates TBC)
Here’s the rundown anyway — let us convince you it’s worth it
and depends on your interest, so…
Heads up: this trip is still in the works
get in quick if you want to make it happen.
and depends on your interest, so…
Heads up: this trip is still in the works
get in quick if you want to make it happen.
and depends on your interest, so…
Heads up: this trip is still in the works
get in quick if you want to make it happen.
The Low Down
the important stuff
We’ve teamed up with the legends on the ground. Vetted, experienced guides leading our treks, so we’re not just seeing Peru, we’re understanding it.
The experts
9 nights of hand-picked stays across Peru. Boutique hotels in Cusco & Lima, glamping during the trek in everything from glass igloos to jungle domes on the Salkantay Trek, and a desert oasis stay in Huacachina
The stays
- The full Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu experience (guides, porters, permits)
- Rainbow Mountain summit and experience
- Huacachina oasis and sandboarding session through golden desert dunes
- All breakfasts and dinners outside of hikes included to get you going
- All meals during the Salkantay Trek so you can focus on the breathing
- A welcome dinner to break the ice properly
- All internal transport organised — private transfers, buses and/or flights where needed
- Dedicated downtime built in so you can explore on your terms
- A curated itinerary designed to maximise the highlights without burning you out
- A trip lead (me) who’s aggressively organised so you don’t have to be
What you get
Do It For The Plot
Book The Damn Trip.
You Deserve It.
My first trip to Peru was a solo trip for my birthday. I'd never been to south or central America, or been on a mulit0day hike before, or even been at altitude. But delusion and audacity lead me to a 10 day solo trip where I hiked to the Salkantay pass, saw the sun rise over Machu Picchu, didn't get altitude sickness surprisingly, and had some of the best days of my life. And holy shit it took my breath away, the view, the people, everything, but mainly the altitude if I'm being honest.
