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11-14 Day Peru Itineraries
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Two Weeks in Peru: Inca Trails, Amazon & Andean Highlands
Blend Inca history, Andean views and lively cities in one well-paced Peru trip
11-14 day Peru itineraries are ideal for travelers who want major cultural highlights and standout scenery, while still having enough breathing room to enjoy each region. Many trips connect Lima with Cusco and the Sacred Valley, then add Machu Picchu, Lake Titicaca or the Amazon to bring a different pace and landscape into the mix. Expect a balance of included sightseeing and independent time, with local guides in key locations and pre-arranged travel that keeps the route running smoothly. On The Go Tours offers group tours and private trips in Peru, and some itineraries also cross into nearby countries without losing Peru as the main focus. Depending on the route, you may continue into Bolivia, Argentina or Brazil, while keeping the classic Peru experiences front and center. Think atmospheric Andean train journeys, colorful markets, engaging museums, and high-altitude lakes that feel a world away from the capital.
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Peru Living Experience
This 11-day adventure begins in Lima and finishes in Cusco, offering a fantastic blend of history, culture, and stunning landscapes. You’ll explore Lima’s colonial heart and museums before flying to Arequipa to discover its charming squares and monasteries. The journey continues through the breathtaking Colca Canyon and onto Puno, where you’ll visit the unique floating Uros Islands and Taquile Island on Lake Titicaca. Travel by bus to Cusco, stopping at fascinating archaeological sites along the way. In the Sacred Valley, experience traditional Andean life before visiting the iconic Machu Picchu. The tour wraps up with a guided exploration of Cusco’s Inca heritage.

Tour Highlights
Lima: Peru's capital is a UNESCO-listed World Heritage Site containing a many architectural wonders, such as the historical Casa Aliaga, the Cathedral and the Larco Museum.
Arequipa: Walk through the 'forbidden city' of Santa Catalina, visit the Jesuit church and enjoy the majestic views of the Misti volcano.
Colca Valley: Appreciate the elegance of the condor flying over 4,000 metres of deep valley and visit some remote villages of the area.
Lake Titicaca: Visit Taquile and the floating islands of Uros.
Cusco: The ancient Inca capital is a unique blend of pre-Columbian ruins and Spanish colonial architecture. Visit the Cathedral, the fortress of Sacsayhuaman and Puca Pucara.
Machu Picchu: The lost city of the Incas is hidden on the top of an Andean peaks and offers fascinating views not only of the mountain range but also of the Inca's past.
Peru Living Journey
This 11-day adventure begins in Lima and finishes in Cusco, offering a fantastic blend of history, culture, and stunning landscapes. You’ll explore Lima’s colonial charm and museums before flying to Arequipa to discover its beautiful squares and the impressive Santa Catalina Monastery. The journey continues through the breathtaking Colca Valley, spotting condors and visiting traditional villages, then on to Puno for a unique boat trip to the floating Uros Islands and Taquile. Travel by bus to Cusco, stopping at fascinating archaeological sites, then delve into the Sacred Valley’s culture and Machu Picchu’s awe-inspiring ruins. A perfect mix of pace and unforgettable experiences.

Tour Highlights
Lima: Peru's capital is a UNESCO-listed World Heritage Site containing a many architectural wonders, such as the historical Casa Aliaga, the Cathedral and the Larco Museum.
Arequipa: Walk through the 'forbidden city' of Santa Catalina, visit the Jesuit church and enjoy the majestic views of the Misti volcano.
Colca Valley: Appreciate the elegance of the condor flying over 4,000 metres of deep valley and visit some remote villages of the area.
Lake Titicaca: Visit Taquile and the floating islands of Uros.
Cusco: The ancient Inca capital is a unique blend of pre-Columbian ruins and Spanish colonial architecture. Visit the Cathedral, the fortress of Sacsayhuaman and Puca Pucara.
Machu Picchu: The lost city of the Incas is hidden on the top of an Andean peaks and offers fascinating views not only of the mountain range but also of the Inca's past.
South Peru Wonders Journey
Discover the ancient wonders and dramatic landscapes of Peru on this 13-day tour from Lima to Cusco. After exploring Lima's colonial centre, head south to the Paracas National Reserve and cruise around the Ballestas Islands to spot sea lions, penguins and the mysterious Paracas Candelabra. Fly over the enigmatic Nazca Lines before continuing to Arequipa to visit the Santa Catalina Monastery beneath the Misti volcano. From here, journey through the Colca Canyon in search of soaring condors, then sail across Lake Titicaca to the floating Uros Islands and Taquile. Explore Cusco's Inca sites and the Sacred Valley before the tour concludes with a guided visit to Machu Picchu.

Tour Highlights
Lima - Wander the UNESCO-listed historic centre of Lima, once known as the City of Kings, where colonial grandeur meets a modern capital still evolving today
Paracas - Follow the coastline to Paracas and its national reserve, home to dramatic rock formations, turquoise waters and a wide variety of desert wildlife
Ballestas Islands - Cruise around the Ballestas Islands to spot sea lions, penguins and seabirds up close, passing the mysterious Paracas Candelabra geoglyph along the way
Nazca - Ride above the Peruvian desert on a scenic flight over the mysterious Nazca Lines, spotting ancient geoglyphs shaped like a spider, condor and monkey
Arequipa - Explore Arequipa's Plaza de Armas and the Santa Catalina Monastery before taking in views of the Misti volcano from the Yanahuara and Carmen Alto neighbourhoods
Colca Canyon - Navigate the Colca Canyon, one of the deepest in the world, and watch condors glide on the thermals rising from its dramatic depths
Lake Titicaca - Sail across Lake Titicaca to the floating reed islands of the Uros people before exploring Taquile island and its traces of Inca-era history
Cusco - Trace the Inca history of Cusco through the sacred Coricancha temple, the imposing cathedral, and the hilltop fortress of Sacsayhuaman
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Peru 11-14 day itineraries at a glance
Trip and guiding style
Most trips in Peru are partially guided, combining local guides for included sightseeing with free time to explore at your own pace between highlights. You can choose group tours or private trips, so it’s straightforward to match the trip style to your preferences and travel priorities. Depending on the itinerary, transport may also include internal flights or scenic train rides to connect key regions efficiently.
Accommodation
Accommodation standards vary by trip, with options ranging from 3 star to 5 star hotels and, on some routes, an Amazon lodge for a different type of stay. Selected itineraries may also feature premium upgrades such as a deluxe Amazon cruise, deluxe hotels, or the Andean Explorer luxury sleeper train for added comfort and atmosphere. Where availability is limited, we may use similar accommodation of an equivalent standard.
Trip pacing
Most 11-14 day Peru itineraries run at a medium pace, blending guided visits with time to wander, photograph, and take in local life on your own. Some days start early to reach headline sights at the best times, and certain routes include longer drives or flights between regions to cover more ground. Fitness requirements typically range from easy to moderate, although altitude can make even simple walks feel more demanding than expected.
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Frequently asked questions
What can you see in Peru in 11 to 14 days?
Around 11 to 14 days suits Peru with an Ecuador or Galapagos extension. Routes link Lima, Cusco and Machu Picchu with the Sacred Valley, and some add Quito and the Galapagos. The extra days reach beyond the classic Inca trail.
Is 11 to 14 days enough for Peru?
Two weeks suits the Inca heartland plus an extension. Lima, Cusco and Machu Picchu fit comfortably. Adding the Galapagos or the Amazon uses the extra days.
Are 11 to 14 day Peru tours guided?
They run as fully guided and partially guided trips, as private tours and group tours. A guide covers the Inca sites. Groups are capped at around 25, with a minimum age of around five.
How active is an 11 to 14 day Peru tour?
The activity level is easy to moderate, with Inca sites and high altitude in the Andes. The pace is steady. Acclimatising to the altitude helps around Cusco.
What does an 11 to 14 day Peru tour cover?
Routes link Lima, Cusco, the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu, often with an Ecuador or Galapagos extension. They take in the Inca heartland. Private and group options are available.
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