Tour · Wendy Wu Tours · 12 nights

Panoramic Peru

International flights and current taxes included, unless land only is selected
Domestic transportation and touring with guides arranged for you
Entrance fees and 4-star accommodation included throughout the journey

$13,080 pp twin share

Was $13,980 pp

$15,480 pp solo share

12 nights

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Panoramic Peru

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Departs 11 November 2026 Returns 6 November 2028

Duration12 nights

OperatorWendy Wu Tours

StyleTour

HighlightA twelve-night journey through Peru, from Lima and the Sacred Valley to Machu Picchu, Cusco and Lake Titicaca

Explore Machu Picchu, one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Travel by train through stunning Andean mountain landscapes. Visit the floating reed islands of Uros on Lake Titicaca

On this thrilling journey through the wonders of Peru, you’ll experience the very best the country has to offer; from Lake Titicaca through the heart of the Inca Empire to the captivating Machu Picchu.

$13,080

pp twin share

Was $13,980 pp

$15,480

pp solo share

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When & how much

Departures & Pricing

Departs

11 November 2026

Returns

6 November 2028

Duration

12 nights

From pp twin share

$13,080 pp

Was $13,980 pp

From pp solo cabin

$15,480 pp

11 Nov 2026 - 23 Nov 2026
Land only: from $10,380 pp twin share / $12,780 pp sole use
Flight inclusive: from $13,080 pp twin share / $15,480 pp sole use *
05 May 2027 - 17 May 2027
Land only: from $10,690 pp twin share / $11,640 pp sole use
Flight inclusive: from $13,690 pp twin share / $14,640 pp sole use *
18 Jun 2027 - 30 Jun 2027
Land only: from $10,990 pp twin share / $12,890 pp sole use
Flight inclusive: from $13,990 pp twin share / $15,890 pp sole use *
08 Sep 2027 - 20 Sep 2027
Land only: from $10,690 pp twin share / $11,640 pp sole use
Flight inclusive: from $13,690 pp twin share / $14,640 pp sole use *
13 Oct 2027 - 25 Oct 2027
Land only: from $10,690 pp twin share / $11,640 pp sole use
Flight inclusive: from $13,690 pp twin share / $14,640 pp sole use *
10 Nov 2027 - 22 Nov 2027
Land only: from $10,990 pp twin share / $11,940 pp sole use
Flight inclusive: from $13,990 pp twin share / $14,940 pp sole use *
26 Apr 2028 - 08 May 2028
Land only: from $10,990 pp twin share / $11,990 pp sole use
Flight inclusive: from $13,990 pp twin share / $14,990 pp sole use *
10 May 2028 - 22 May 2028
Land only: from $10,990 pp twin share / $11,990 pp sole use
Flight inclusive: from $13,990 pp twin share / $14,990 pp sole use *
31 May 2028 - 12 Jun 2028
Land only: from $10,990 pp twin share / $11,990 pp sole use
Flight inclusive: from $13,990 pp twin share / $14,990 pp sole use *
18 Jun 2028 - 30 Jun 2028
Land only: from $11,990 pp twin share / $13,990 pp sole use
Flight inclusive: from $14,990 pp twin share / $16,990 pp sole use *
06 Sep 2028 - 18 Sep 2028
Land only: from $10,990 pp twin share / $11,990 pp sole use
Flight inclusive: from $13,990 pp twin share / $14,990 pp sole use *
27 Sep 2028 - 09 Oct 2028
Land only: from $10,990 pp twin share / $11,990 pp sole use
Flight inclusive: from $13,990 pp twin share / $14,990 pp sole use *
11 Oct 2028 - 23 Oct 2028
Land only: from $10,990 pp twin share / $11,990 pp sole use
Flight inclusive: from $13,990 pp twin share / $14,990 pp sole use *
25 Oct 2028 - 06 Nov 2028
Land only: from $10,990 pp twin share / $11,990 pp sole use
Flight inclusive: from $13,990 pp twin share / $14,990 pp sole use *

* Prices and category availability are subject to change without notice. Land only prices exclude international flights.

Upgrades, transfers, accommodation and more can be quoted on enquiry — call 1300 414 198.

Day by day

Itinerary

1
Fly To Lima
Fly to Peru's historic capital Lima, arriving the same day. Enjoy the rest of the day at leisure before an evening welcome dinner where you will have your first taste of Peruvian cuisine.
2
Lima City Tour
This morning embark on an informative tour of Lima, formerly known as the ‘City of Kings’. Kick your Peruvian adventure off with a mouth-watering culinary tour. Begin by gathering your ingredients from the local markets before heading to the kitchen workshop where a local chef will teach you how to prepare some traditional Peruvian delicacies. After lunch, visit Lima’s UNESCO World Heritage-listed historic centre with its striking colonial architecture. Later uncover the fascinating Huaca Pucllana, an ancient pyramid built by a pre-Incan civilisation known as the Lima culture. Take in the sights and sounds of the bohemian Barranco district this afternoon before becoming acquainted with pisco, Peru’s national drink, at an insightful pre-dinner tasting session.
3
Sacred Valley
Fly to Cusco and transfer to the Sacred Valley. Spend the afternoon in Manos de la Cominidad, learning about the traditional crafts of weaving, pottery and jewelry making from local artisans. You will have the opportunity to join a hands-on workshop, giving you a glimpse of the authentic cultural heritage and traditions of the community. Afterwards, make your way to the Pisac archaeological site before transferring to your hotel.
4
Ollantaytambo
A visit to Maras, Moray, and Ollantaytambo offers a journey through Peru's rich history and breathtaking landscapes. In Maras, you'll explore the stunning salt manes, where families harvest salt in ancient terraced pans. Moray unveils impressive circular terraces, thought to be an agricultural laboratory of the Incas, showcasing their advanced farming techniques. Finally, in Ollantaytambo, you'll wander through a living Inca town, with its massive stone fortress and narrow cobbled streets, offering a glimpse onto ancient Andean civilization. Today's activities will be undertaken at high altitudes.
5
Train To Machu Picchu
This morning you'll board the Vistadome train and begin your epic rail journey to Machu Picchu. Travel through stunning Andean mountain landscapes as you make your way to the small town of Aguas Calientes, the gateway to Machu Picchu. Ascend to the citadel and spend some time exploring these extraordinary ruins. Abandoned by the Inca in the 16th century, Machu Picchu came to international attention when it was stumbled upon by Hiram Bingham in 1911. It is now one of the New Seven Wonders of the World.
6
Machu Picchu
Enjoy the morning at leisure to explore the small town of Aguas Calientes, visit the thermal baths for a relaxing soak or purchase a second entrance to visit Machu Picchu again. In the afternoon take the train back to Ollantaytambo and transfer to Cusco.
7
Discover Cusco
After breakfast, embark on a full-day tour of Cusco, the Imperial Capital of the Incas. Start at Koricancha and the Santo Domingo Church, where you’ll discover the sacred site once adorned with gold and life-size golden statues. Next, visit the Cusco Cathedral, home to stunning Cusco School paintings and intricate gold and silver reliefs. Participate in a traditional Quechua ritual with a Shaman, offering thanks to Pachamama (Mother Earth). This evening enjoy a vibrant folklore show featuring traditional music and dancing.
8
Train To Puno
Travel from Cusco to Puno, journeying through the spectacular Peruvian highlands on board a train that offers four dining cars, a bar car and an observation car. Along the way you will enjoy a gourmet lunch prepared with exquisite Andean ingredients and there will be music and dance shows on board.
9
Lake Titicaca
Journey by boat across Lake Titicaca to the floating islands of Uros, which are constructed entirely from reeds. Spend some time exploring and meeting the local Uros people before continuing to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Taquile. Once a stronghold of the Inca, you'll find wonderful textiles here. After your tour of the island, head back to Puno.
10
Colca Canyon
Today start early to travel towards Chivay village, passing through Lagunillas and Tocra along the way. Keep your eyes peeled for flamingos, Andean ducks and llamas. Reach Pata Pampa at 4,820 metres altitude, where you can admire the volcanoes of Ampato, Sabancaya, Hualca-Hualca and Mismi (the source of the Amazon River), as well as views of the Cordillera de Chila. Once in Chivay, enjoy the view of the terraces of the Colca Valley before bathing in the natural hot springs (optional).
11
Travel To Arequipa
Depart Colca and travel to Arequipa. En route, head to Condor Cross where the views of the Colca Canyon are breathtaking – keep an eye out for a condor or two gliding on the thermals. You'll also visit several of the valley's villages and viewpoints. On arrival, the rest of the afternoon is at leisure.
12
Explore Arequipa
Peru’s spectacularly situated second city is set to a backdrop of volcanoes and is home to stunning colonial architecture. Today you’ll visit the Carmen Alto viewpoint before exploring the Yanahuara Quarter and admiring the UNESCO-listed Plaza de Armas and the Monastery of Santa Catalina. Later this afternoon, take a flight back to Lima, with a farewell dinner this evening.
13
Depart Lima To Australia
Days 13–15
Fly to Australia, arriving home two days later.
1
Fly To Lima
Fly to Peru's historic capital Lima, arriving the same day. Enjoy the rest of the day at leisure before an evening welcome dinner where you will have your first taste of Peruvian cuisine.
2
Lima City Tour
This morning embark on an informative tour of Lima, formerly known as the ‘City of Kings’. Kick your Peruvian adventure off with a mouth-watering culinary tour. Begin by gathering your ingredients from the local markets before heading to the kitchen workshop where a local chef will teach you how to prepare some traditional Peruvian delicacies. After lunch, visit Lima’s UNESCO World Heritage-listed historic centre with its striking colonial architecture. Later uncover the fascinating Huaca Pucllana, an ancient pyramid built by a pre-Incan civilisation known as the Lima culture. Take in the sights and sounds of the bohemian Barranco district this afternoon before becoming acquainted with pisco, Peru’s national drink, at an insightful pre-dinner tasting session.
3
Sacred Valley
Fly to Cusco and transfer to the Sacred Valley. Spend the afternoon in Manos de la Cominidad, learning about the traditional crafts of weaving, pottery and jewelry making from local artisans. You will have the opportunity to join a hands-on workshop, giving you a glimpse of the authentic cultural heritage and traditions of the community. Afterwards, make your way to the Pisac archaeological site before transferring to your hotel.
4
Ollantaytambo
A visit to Maras, Moray, and Ollantaytambo offers a journey through Peru's rich history and breathtaking landscapes. In Maras, you'll explore the stunning salt manes, where families harvest salt in ancient terraced pans. Moray unveils impressive circular terraces, thought to be an agricultural laboratory of the Incas, showcasing their advanced farming techniques. Finally, in Ollantaytambo, you'll wander through a living Inca town, with its massive stone fortress and narrow cobbled streets, offering a glimpse onto ancient Andean civilization. Today's activities will be undertaken at high altitudes.
5
Train To Machu Picchu
This morning you'll board the Vistadome train and begin your epic rail journey to Machu Picchu. Travel through stunning Andean mountain landscapes as you make your way to the small town of Aguas Calientes, the gateway to Machu Picchu. Ascend to the citadel and spend some time exploring these extraordinary ruins. Abandoned by the Inca in the 16th century, Machu Picchu came to international attention when it was stumbled upon by Hiram Bingham in 1911. It is now one of the New Seven Wonders of the World.
6
Cusco
Board your train for a scenic journey through the Sacred Valley from Aguas Calientes to Ollantaytambo, before returning to the historic city of Cusco, the ancient capital of the Inca Empire. After lunch, explore the city's rich heritage, beginning at Coricancha, the revered Temple of the Sun, where remarkably preserved Inca stonework stands alongside the colonial Church of Santo Domingo. Continue to Cusco Cathedral in the heart of the city, home to an impressive collection of religious art and exquisite gold and silver craftsmanship, before visiting the magnificent fortress of Sacsayhuamán, renowned for its colossal stone walls and extraordinary Inca engineering. Complete your day with a traditional Andean ceremony led by a local shaman, gaining a fascinating insight into ancient Quechua beliefs through symbolic rituals and an offering to Pachamama (Mother Earth), a memorable cultural experience that celebrates the enduring connection between the Andean people, nature and the spiritual world.
7
Inti Raymi Festival
Experience one of South America's most spectacular cultural celebrations as you witness the vibrant Inti Raymi Festival, an ancient Inca ceremony honouring Inti, the Sun God. Follow the celebrations throughout the day, beginning at the sacred Koricancha (Temple of the Sun) before continuing to the impressive fortress of Sacsayhuamán, where hundreds of performers in traditional Inca costume recreate the rituals, music and processions of this extraordinary festival. From your reserved seat overlooking the ceremonial square, enjoy unrivalled views of this colourful spectacle, gaining a fascinating insight into Peru's rich cultural heritage and enduring Inca traditions before returning to your hotel in Cusco.
8
Train To Puno
Travel from Cusco to Puno, journeying through the spectacular Peruvian highlands on board a train that offers four dining cars, a bar car and an observation car. Along the way you will enjoy a gourmet lunch prepared with exquisite Andean ingredients and there will be music and dance shows on board.
9
Lake Titicaca
Journey by boat across Lake Titicaca to the floating islands of Uros, which are constructed entirely from reeds. Spend some time exploring and meeting the local Uros people before continuing to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Taquile. Once a stronghold of the Inca, you'll find wonderful textiles here. After your tour of the island, head back to Puno.
10
Colca Canyon
Today start early to travel towards Chivay village, passing through Lagunillas and Tocra along the way. Keep your eyes peeled for flamingos, Andean ducks and llamas. Reach Pata Pampa at 4,820 metres altitude, where you can admire the volcanoes of Ampato, Sabancaya, Hualca-Hualca and Mismi (the source of the Amazon River), as well as views of the Cordillera de Chila. Once in Chivay, enjoy the view of the terraces of the Colca Valley before bathing in the natural hot springs (optional).
11
Travel To Arequipa
Depart Colca and travel to Arequipa. En route, head to Condor Cross where the views of the Colca Canyon are breathtaking – keep an eye out for a condor or two gliding on the thermals. You'll also visit several of the valley's villages and viewpoints. On arrival, the rest of the afternoon is at leisure.
12
Explore Arequipa
Peru’s spectacularly situated second city is set to a backdrop of volcanoes and is home to stunning colonial architecture. Today you’ll visit the Carmen Alto viewpoint before exploring the Yanahuara Quarter and admiring the UNESCO-listed Plaza de Armas and the Monastery of Santa Catalina. Later this afternoon, take a flight back to Lima, with a farewell dinner this evening.
13
Depart Lima To Australia
Days 13–15
Fly to Australia, arriving home two days later.

What you get for the price

Inclusions & exclusions

What’s included

International flights and current taxes (excluded if a land only option is selected).
Domestic transportation.
Touring with guides and entrance fees.
4-star accommodation.

Not included

International flights and current taxes, if a land only option is selected

From the operator

Common questions about this voyage

How long is this journey?

This itinerary runs for 15 days and 12 nights.

When can I travel?

Departures are currently scheduled between 11 Nov 2026 and 06 Nov 2028, subject to live availability.

Are there different departure options?

Yes, multiple departures may be available depending on your preferred travel period.

Can I travel solo?

Solo pricing may be available on selected departures, and final options can be confirmed at enquiry.

Are discounts available?

Seasonal or loyalty discounts may be available on selected departures at the time of enquiry.

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Flight Inclusive rates only: These include airline fuel surcharge and taxes. Correct as of 1 June 2026. Please note supplements may apply if lead in economy rates are not available.
Customary tipping amount approximately US$200pp (AU$299pp) is paid locally in Peru.
Depending on airline schedules, you may depart and/or arrive on Day 2. Extra nights' accommodation (pre or post tour) or stopovers may be required at an additional cost.
Flight Inclusive rates only: Based on departures from Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Adelaide & Perth. Departures from other cities and flight upgrades available on request.