Top Peru Running Tours

This small-group hike takes you from Lima out to the desert to the special biosphere called Lomas de Lachay. You’ll hike for around two and a half hours with your guide, keeping your eyes peeled for foxes, owls, wild doves, falcons, and much more. You’ll also keep costs down by sharing this tour, and possibly make some new friends too.

Getting to know Lima by walking, jogging or running is a unique opportunity to discover places that are not possible with a classic tour, in addition to the benefit of physical activity and movement. Lima is my city, I know it very well and we can find unique places to see the entire bay and the ocean, with postcards to remember for a lifetime. This activity is open to everyone and for all levels of demand, from a gentle walk to a professional training pace. I have more than 18 years of practicing athletics (running) and I can accompany both walkers and semi-professional runners for quality training. In addition to getting to know the city and each of its corners. We will also have an experience close to the beach line where you can be in contact with the Pacific Ocean. The activity will be according to the level of demand of each participant, we will be able to take many souvenir photos and we will be able to adapt to each need.

Get acquainted with the rich regal history of Lima on an educational sightseeing tour of the Peruvian capital. Alongside a knowledgeable guide, delve into the ambient tangle of Lima’s historical center; gaze at the fabulous façade of the Presidential Palace; descend to the eerie catacombs of San Francisco Monastery; and admire the ancient Dominicans Tower. A portion of your tour goes to an NGO that support social projects in the community.

A ONCE IN A LIFETIME Day Trip from Lima to Paracas and Huacachina Oasis with Peru Hop, the MOST HIGHLY REVIEWED Company in Peru. Our Huge Luxury Buses are almost double the size of any other company offering this tour. We are the ONLY company offering Free High Speed Wi-Fi, which is hugely important for the long journey to and from Lima. Visit the Ballestas Islands in Paracas, Peru’s “Mini-Galápagos,” where sealions, penguins, and countless seabirds thrive in their natural habitat. Learn how Peruvian pisco is made during a visit to a vineyard and taste the different varieties of pisco, an authentic introduction to Peru’s national spirit. Experience the desert oasis of Huacachina, dune buggy and sandboarding with the best local company in Huacachina, all timed perfectly for a spectacular sunset toast in the desert. Onboard local Peruvian hosts who will share stories about life in Peru you won’t find in guidebooks. Don’t Be a Typical Tourist… Discover the Real Peru with Peru Hop!

Enjoy a short excursion during your time at port to the Ballestas Islands and Paracas National Reserve by speedboat. See the iconic Candelabra geoglyph carved into the side of a mountain and observe the native flora and fauna of the area, including sea lions, as you navigate through the caves. Receive a personalized experience with a private guide and learn about the Paracas area before rejoining your ship.

Coropuna is the highest volcano in Peru, rising to an impressive 6,425 meters above sea level. Located in the Arequipa region, it is one of the most formidable and challenging peaks in the Andes mountain range. Conquering Coropuna is an exhilarating experience for mountaineers and adventure seekers alike, offering not only an incredible physical challenge but also a chance to witness some of the most stunning landscapes in South America. The ascent to Coropuna follows a demanding 3-day itinerary, requiring both physical and mental preparation. Proper acclimatization is essential to adjust to the high altitude, as the climb involves significant elevation gains. Participants must be in top physical condition, with skills in ice and snow climbing, and the use of specialized gear such as crampons, ice axes, helmets, and appropriate clothing to withstand cold temperatures at high altitudes. Climbing Coropuna offers an unparalleled opportunity to immerse in the natural beauty of the Andes.

Highlights of the Cordillera Blanca. The highest tropical mountain range in the world, the Cordillera Blanca is part of the spectacular Andes that form the spine of South America. A mecca for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts, the region boasts over 50 peaks that exceed 15,000 feet, 700 glaciers and 300 lakes. About Chopicalqui Peak: Chopicalqui is the third peak of the Huascarán Massif, also located in the Cordillera Blanca, between the two peaks of Huascarán and Contrahierbas. With an elevation of 6,345 meters, it is the fifth highest mountain in the department (administrative region) of Ancash, and the fourth highest in the Cordillera Blanca. It is a demanding mountain with some technical climbing and this requires previous climbing experience. Ascent of Chopicalqui (20,847 ft.)/(6354 m) via the classic Southwest Ridge, On the summit of Chopicalqui many consider this to be the best view in the Cordillera Blanca.

Taste the delicious diversity of Peru’s thriving cacao industry during this 2-hour chocolate-making workshop at Lima’s ChocoMuseo. Learn about every step of the chocolate-making process, including roasting the beans, removing the husk, grinding the nibs and refining the paste in a ‘melangeur.’ You’ll then get to create your very own chocolate with your choice of ingredients, leaving with a delicious handmade dessert. This chocolate-making workshop includes all necessary ingredients, a chocolate drink tasting and a handmade chocolate souvenir.

Begin your vacation in Peru the right way with a convenient airport arrival transfer. Enjoy a smooth and stress-free journey to your Lima hotel, skipping crowded taxi ranks and navigating the city's confusing public transport systems. Available seven days a week, 24 hours a day, the transfer will coincide exactly with your arrival flight.

Taste your way through historic Lima on an evening food tour that combines local landmarks with a series of food and drink tastings. Since Lima draws foods and traditions from all around the country, you’ll have the chance to try a wide range of treats, with a local guide to help find the very best versions among the overwhelming options in the city center.

It’s possible to visit Machu Picchu in just one day from Cusco. With this private tour, your transfers from Cusco to Ollantaytambo, train to Aguas Calientes, and bus to the top of the mountain are all taken care of. Meet your private guide at the entrance to Machu Picchu and explore its key sites with your dedicated private guide. Includes lunch in Aguas Calientes.

Experience a more authentic, less-touristy side of Lima during this half-day, small-group walking tour through the city’s Chorillos and Barranco neighborhoods. Observe the hum of activity in ‘fish town,’ a section of Chorillos that hosts a fish market and a cast of local fishermen, before heading to the nearby cliffs to sample some local snacks. Continue to the increasingly trendy Barranco area to admire colorful mansions and hip art galleries.

Discover Lima's best side on this guided evening tour of the city. Dress up for cocktails at a trendy beachfront bar, enjoy gourmet dining at a restaurant inside of a 2,500-year-old archaeological complex, and finish up with a walking tour of the bohemian Barranco district en route to dessert. This tour includes all food, drinks, and transportation, ensuring a night to remember.

Unlike conventional tours, our private walking tour offers a personalized experience, with passionate local guides who tell you the history of Cusco from an authentic perspective, combining culture, legends and everyday life at every step.

Don't let confusing public transit, overpriced taxis, or lack of time keep you from exploring the wonders of Lima. This Lima city tour is specifically designed for passengers disembarking at the Port of Callao and includes a private van and professional guide to help you see the city's highlights, from its UNESCO-listed center to its famous cafes.

Uncover the fascinating architecture and culture of the ancient Incas during this full-day tour covering the highlights of Peru’s Sacred Valley from Cusco. Check out the market in Pisac, stopping on Sundays to observe its famous mass. Then visit the Inca settlement at Ollantaytambo and explore the ruins of its fortress and the Temple of the Sun, a mysterious structure composed of giant 12-foot (3.5-m) stones. Choose between private or shared options with or without admission tickets.

Accommodation : This set up 4-person tents for 2 people for extra comfort. ️ Meals Meals as per the itinerary (3x Breakfast, 4x Lunch, 3x Dinner). Professional cook and full kitchen equipment. Dining tent and kitchen tent so the cook can prepare your meals on site. Meals can be adapted to dietary requirements. A warm cup of Coca Tea every morning. Boiled water provided for drinking at campsites with meals (to purchase water along the trail, please consult your guide). Transport Transport from your hotel and return journey to Cusco. Local Guides Professional English/Spanish-speaking guide. Horses and horsemen to carry camping gear, food, and kitchen supplies. This provide duffel bags at your briefing session for your personal belongings (up to 5 kg per person). Additional Briefing meeting: you will meet with your guide before to go over all the details of your tour. The briefing will take place at 5:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m., or 7:00 p.m. on the day before departure

The short Inca Trail via Lucmabamba is a secluded Trail in the lush jungle. DAY 1: Cusco → Lucmabamba → Llactapata → Aguas Calientes Early van from Cusco via Malaga Pass (5–6 hours drive) to Lucmabamba (~2,085–2,140 m). After lunch, hike 4–6 hours on the ancient Inca path: moderate-steep ascent through tropical jungle, coffee plantations, waterfalls, exotic birds, and orchids to Llactapata ruins. Pristine Inca sites (terraces, structures with religious purpose) and epic southeast views of Machu Picchu — a magical unique reveal. Descend 3 hours to Hidroeléctrica, then walk along the river (2 hours) to Aguas Calientes town. Overnight in a hotel DAY 2: Aguas Calientes → Machu Picchu → Return to Cusco Early bus (6:00 AM) up to Machu Picchu for sunrise views 2–3 hour guided tour of the citadel: temples, terraces, plazas, and mysteries of the "Lost City of the Incas" Free time to explore Afternoon train (Expedition) to Ollantaytambo, then van/bus back to Cusco (evening arrival).,

The Salkantay Trek to Machu Picchu is one of the most impressive trekking routes in the Cusco region, ideal for travelers seeking an authentic, less crowded experience surrounded by spectacular scenery. During this multi-day adventure, you’ll walk through towering mountains, including views of snowy Salkantay, turquoise lagoons like Humantay and lush cloud forests in the jungle eyebrow of the Urubamba Valley. This trek combines nature, culture and adventure in one trip, with comfortable camping, personalized attention and experienced local guides who will accompany you every step until you arrive at the majestic citadel of Machu Picchu. - Panoramic views of the snowy Salkantay and Humantay Lagoon - Alternative route less busy than the Inca Trail - Authentic cultural experience with local communities - Hike through various ecosystems (mountain and jungle) - Comfortable and well equipped camps Unforgettable arrival at Machu Picchu.

The Montaña de 7 Colores, or Rainbow Mountain, offers a stunning day hike through the Andes, showcasing one of Peru's most photogenic landscapes. This tour includes a guided walk to the breathtaking Vinicunca, where vibrant mineral formations create a natural rainbow effect. Enjoy a hearty buffet breakfast and lunch, with options for vegetarians and vegans. The journey also features a stop at the scenic Red Valley, giving you ample opportunities for exploration and photography amidst the majestic Ausangate Mountain. - Full-day guided tour to Montaña de 7 Colores from Cusco - Includes breakfast and buffet lunch with vegetarian options - Bilingual guide and trekking poles upon request - Maximum group size of 20 for a personalized experience

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This is not just a food tour; it is a curated journey through the heart of Peruvian identity. Unlike standard group tours, we offer a 100% private and personalized experience tailored to your palate. You will skip the tourist traps and dive into Lima’s hidden culinary gems, guided by a local expert who connects history with every bite. From world-class flavors to centuries-old traditions, we provide an intimate look at why Lima is the Gastronomic Capital of the World.

Highlights of the Cordillera Blanca. The highest tropical mountain range in the world, the Cordillera Blanca is part of the spectacular Andes that form the spine of South America. A mecca for hikers and outdoor enthusiasts, the region boasts over 50 peaks that exceed 15,000 feet, 700 glaciers and 300 lakes. About Quebrada Ishinca: Mountain views - Three Peruvian Peaks - Urus (5495 m), Ishinca (5530 m) and Tocllaraju (6034 m). Climb of Ishinca, with a journey through the Ishinca Valley, is a popular destination for climbers who want to get to 5 or 6000 meter peak, but because of the scenic beauty, this is a great climb even if you don’t reach the peak. On this hike we have a fascinating view of the massif that includes Ishinca, Urus, Tocllaraju, Ranrapalco, the Palcarajus and much more. The super-classic Tocllaraju NW ridge and the most difficult Ranrapalca Normal route belong to another climbing range and complete the possibilities.