Peru - Deadline to Register Feb. 7!
South America
Highlights: Machu Picchu • Nazca Lines • Inca Greenhouse • Chauchilla Cemetery • Lake Titicaca • Colca Canyon
Just south of the equator on the western coast of South America lies Peru. This gem of historical and cultural riches, situated at where the North and South Pacific Oceans meet, is the setting for one of Blue Rim Tour’s most amazing adventures. Home to the ancient civilization of the Incas, this unique Peruvian tour explores mountain temples and southern jungles, culminating with a visit to one of the Earth’s most desired destinations; Machu Picchu, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
1,500 miles over paved Andean roads take lucky participants through lush green landscapes and into dynamic mountain passes. Eleven days of riding through a country overflowing with natural and manmade wonders, from low lying jungles to the mountain heights, from the mysterious geoglyphs at Nazca to Lake Titcaca, this is a tour that will leave you with a sense of profound accomplishment.
Rated 3 out of 5 (“moderate”) for skill level recommendation.
2020 Rates (per person)
*rates per person
Tour Overview Map
Dates: April 26 - May 10, 2020
Registration Deadline: February 7, 2020
Arrival/Departure: Arequipa, Peru
Duration: 15-day vacation, 10 riding days,
2 sightseeing days, 3 travel days
Skill Level: (moderately difficult)
Group Size: 6 – 12 motorcycles
Average Temperature: 45-76ºF / 7-25ºC
What Your Trip Includes
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Your choice of motorcycle rental
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Multilingual tour guide and mechanic
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Support vehicle
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Accommodations at safe and comfortable hotels (12 nights)
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All meals included, except two lunches (beverages excluded)
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Bottled water
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Fuel during the entire tour
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Airport shuttle service
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All entrance fees: Machu Picchu, Inca Green House, Salt Pans, Colca Canyon, and Chauchilla Cemetery
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Detailed tour information package including maps, guide books, and T-shirt
Guest Reviews
"We enjoyed the trip immensely. Our 2,300km/1,430m ride in the Andes was nothing less than spectacular; the pictures don’t do the Andes, or Peru, justice". Karn and Ken K.
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