ESSENTIAL PERU

16 days from GBP1,908 to GBP2,308 including flights

Tripcode: APD

Our Clients’ Reviews

James Amos

ESSENTIAL PERU

Written June 2008

Peru was stunning.The Essential Peru tour was a great way to see the highlights of the country.

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Geoffrey White

ESSENTIAL PERU

Written June 2008

A very well put together programme with excellent locations, smooth travel arrangements and decent, clean hotels. Lovely bunch of fellow travellers on the trip

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Barbara Arndt

ESSENTIAL PERU

Written June 2008

This was overall a great holiday, no, I need to say it was more of an expedition as we were on the road a lot to cover a big range of Peru. Unfortunately, I have 3 negative comments.1. The Hotels in Agua Caliente and Cusco did not meet expectations for all of our group. Very basic. No hot showers after a long day drving and poor breakfast. Best Hotels were in Ica and Nazca.2. The fairy tales told to us before hand about Amantani Islans ansd the Floating Reed Islands. This was "Disneyland". I speak Spanish and was told by a friend in Cusco ( Teacher and Peruvian from Cusco) the true back ground. Please tell your guides to be more honest bout the "set-up" there. We are intelligent people and I think we are the typical Exodus clients. If you want to know more about this you can contact me. It left a bad feeling in the entire group.3. It was not mentioned in your notes that the second visit to see the sunrise on Machu Picchu would cost $120 (Dollars) Very steep and took a lot of people by surprise. There were a few extra costs which were not mentioned. ( Flieght over the Nazca Lines was $ 60 instead of $55.

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Andrew Macdonald

ESSENTIAL PERU

Written April 2008

Peru is a BIG country , so a lot of the time we were on the move, largely in comfortble coach transport. I would like to have done more walking - but this was not that sort of trip. Great sights nevertheless.

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Simon Ryan

ESSENTIAL PERU

Written April 2008

The holiday was well constructed - there were necessarily a lot of early starts and long days on the road. The long days on the road are worth it as the landscapes of Peru are magnificent. Machu Picchu, Lake Titicaca etc live up to expectations

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Wendy Orr

ESSENTIAL PERU

Written January 2008

We are world travellers, and from the points of view, of safety; consideration for the needs of group members; itinerary and the knowledge of the guide, this was by far our most rewarding travel experience because we learned so much about the country and its peoples.

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Baljit Goraya

Peru had been in my top 5 destinations list for the last 5 years and after a bit of encouragement fr

Written November 2007
What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?
the view from the sun gate at macchu piccu was breathtaking. as we were so high up, the cloud formations were amazing especially when we travelled across the andes. Peru has so much to offer as a holiday place - every day you experience a different angle and see different things. the long bus rides are hard but the scenery makes up for that.

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Deborah McDowell

Essential Peru

Written November 2007
What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?
Matchu Pichu was the highlight of the trip - however Cusco and Arequipa were pleasant surprises too, and really enjoyed the sand dunes at Ica!

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Hitesh Patel

One of the best places to visit in the world

Written November 2007
What was the most inspirational moment of your trip?
Seeing Machu Picchu for the very first time, this leaves you completely speechless, the sight and place is amazing. No where else in the world can there be a place like, hidden away in the valley and surrounded by beautiful mountains.Seeing the Colca Canyon and especially the Condor's is something not to be missed. it is down to luck how many Condor's you see (we saw seven) but worth the trip and early start in the morning to get to the Canyon. The sand dunes near Ica are also great to climb, once at the top you feel like you are in a desert, it is a challenge but a great sense of achievment to get to the top and look at the views.

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