All-Inclusive Peru Tour Packages & Custom Incan Journeys

Designed for travelers who want to experience it all — from the Pacific Coast to the High Andes

Planning a multi-destination journey across South America should feel exciting, not overwhelming. Our Peru tour packages are crafted for travelers who want a complete, seamless, and authentic experience through the country’s most breathtaking landscapes. From tasting world-class gastronomy in Lima to standing in awe at Machu Picchu, sailing across the mistic waters of Lake Titicaca, or exploring the Sacred Valley, we take care of every single detail so you can simply focus on making memories.

At Via Inca Travel, we move away from rushed commercial tours. As native Cusco destination experts, we know how to balance rich cultural immersion with physical comfort. Whether you have 6 days for an Andean highlight trip or 12 days for a full Peru route, our multi-day itineraries strategically include acclimatization time, hand-picked accommodations, guaranteed official entrance permits, scenic train tickets, and private ground transfers.

Travel with total peace of mind knowing that you are backed by a certified local team in Cusco that handles your logistics 24/7 with genuine warmth, precision, and care.

Why Book Your Peru Vacations With a Certified Local Operator?

• Fully Customized Itineraries: Choose between intimate small-group departures or 100% private travel experiences tailored to your preferred pace and hotel style.
• Guaranteed Permits & Train Tickets: We secure your official Machu Picchu Citadel entries and Vistadome or Expedition train vouchers well in advance.
• Thoughtful Acclimatization Planning: Our slow-travel routes are designed to help you transition safely to the high altitude of the Andes without altitude sickness.
• Daily Departures & 24/7 Support: Enjoy absolute booking flexibility with dedicated local assistants standing by throughout your entire trip.

Explore our multi-day Peru packages below and start planning your dream journey into the heart of the Inca Empire today.