The Apurimac is a beautiful river renowned for its world class rapids - perfect for an exciting 2 or 3 day camping and rafting adventure.

Pisac was once a strategically important Inca town in the Sacred Valley and you can still climb to its impressive ruined citadel. Alternatively, visit its famous market full of authentic Quechuan textiles, ceramics handicrafts.

Take a two night camping trek to these remote and enigmatic pre-Colombian ruins and see life in the traditional rural communities of the Andes as well as spectacular scenery.

The large Inca ceremonial site of Choquequirao is a distant replication of its more famous sister site Machu Picchu and is reached by trekking through the peaks and valleys of the Vilcabamba region.

The spectacular Colca Canyon is one of the world’s deepest canyons. It offers stunning scenery and one of the best opportunities to see condors in the wild.

Like a miniature Galapagos, the coastline and waters of the Ballestas teem with birds and wildlife. The nearby Paracas National Reserve also has fine wildlife as well as wonderful archeological remains.

The foremost place for wildlife in the Amazon. Stay at the Tambopata Research Centre, one of the most remote lodges in South America, with a pristine location and offering the best wildlife of the Amazon jungle.

Huaraz is often compared to Chamonix as a magnet for mountain climbers, trekkers and outdoor adventurers. It is the gateway for treks in the spectacular Cordillera Blanca and the Huayhuash mountains.

A remote pristine rainforest and mountain wilderness, with diverse ecosystems and an incredible diversity of flora and fauna including jaguar, caimans, monkeys and gloriously colourful birds.

Puerto Maldonado, in the south of Peru, is reached by flying from Lima or Cuzco. It sits at the confluence of two rivers and is the gateway to the Southern Amazon jungle where you will find a vast array of exotic flora and fauna.