PERU
The Three Musketeers Start Their Peru Journey
Northern Peru offers a striking introduction to the country, where vast desert landscapes meet the Pacific Ocean and wildlife thrives along the rugged coastline. The beaches, encounters with sea lions and flamingos, and reminders of Peru’s pre-Columbian heritage, create a journey filled with a fascinating blend of natural beauty, history, and adventure.
From Peruvian Coastal Ruins to Andean Surprises
Northern Peru’s blend of wildlife, conservation, history, and mountain scenery is lived in the community-run Chaparrí Reserve, home to the rare spectacled bear. This combined with the winding mountain roads and snow-capped peaks of the Cordillera Blanca, is a small piece of Peru’s reputation for remarkable landscapes that make this country so captivating.
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Goodbye Peru: One Last Pisco Sour Before the Desert, and a Toast to Old Friends!
Peru’s central coast offers a fascinating blend of marine wildlife, dramatic desert landscapes, and the chaos of cities. This can be found when traveling from coastal Paracas to the towering dunes of Huacachina and spending a few days in Lima and Pisco.