Peru

Nature travel and cultural exploration abound year-round in Peru. Be part of the commemoration of the 100th Anniversary of the scientific discovery of Machu Picchu, explore ancient ruins of the Chachapoyas, trek to the world’s third largest waterfall, all while searching for Peru’s famous wildlife.Peru, a land of superlatives, lies on the Pacific coast of South America, just south of the equator. To the Quechua Indians, Peru means “land of abundance”. It is home to the world’s richest oceanic current (the Humboldt), to the world’s highest and most extensive tropical mountains (the Andes), and to the rainforests of the world’s largest river (the Amazon).

Whether you want to hike the famous Inca trail to the awe-inspiring ancient citadel of Machu Picchu, observe macaws eating their daily rations of clay from the world’s largest clay lick, surf the world’s longest left-hand wave, or learn about ancient healing practices from shamans, Peru is an epic country for exploration. Peru astounds visitors with its rainbow of wildlife, archaeological discoveries, and indigenous peoples. Let Reefs to Rockies, LLC customize your ideal Peruvian adventure.