Getting a few tips to point you in the right direction can always help! Here at the Only Peru Guide our Peru travel experts had a quick brain storming session, and came up with their 10 Must Know Travel Tips For Peru. 1) Don’t get travel sick on your travels! The mountain roads from Cusco [...more]
Generally speaking Peru welcomes foreign visitors with open arms, allowing the majority of tourists to stay for a maximum of up to 183 days without restriction. There are some exceptions to the rule, which are listed below. If you need to obtain a visa, there is an application process that you need to follow. Paul [...more]
Making sure that you have all the correct vaccinations before you travel to Peru is essential for maintaining your well-being and health whilst abroad. Paul Jones, a Peru travel information expert takes a closer look at the question: What vaccinations do I need to travel to Peru? Just before I get in to the nitty [...more]
Are you thinking about travelling to South America for your next vacation but can’t quite decide where to go? Well there are many options to consider, after all this is a big continent comprising of 12 counties and a plethora of great things to see and do. Machu Picchu and Galapagos are two popular attractions, [...more]
Otuzco is two hours of slow and careful driving from Trujillo, in northern Peru. The driving needs to be careful as the road winds its way into the highlands, from sea level up to over 2600 metres, through steep-sided river gorges and dramatic mountain scenery. Leaving Trujillo mid morning, we passed mile after mile of [...more]
Birds of the Amazon Nowhere in the world is there such a plethora of birdlife as in the Amazon rainforest. The Manu Biosphere Reserve alone is home to over 1,000 different species. Their names are often as exotic as their appearance: from golden-headed quetzals to yellow-rumped caciques to pale-winged trumpeters, they represent a birdwatcher’s dream. [...more]
Are you planning a Machu Picchu and Galapagos Tour? Then we have a month by month guide to the Galapagos to help you pick the perfect travel dates. Remember that for Machu Picchu the rainy season is November through until mid April. January Land birds start nesting, generally after the first rain [...more]