Private, Not Group Tours
A private tour is designed exclusively for you and the people you choose to travel with. You are not placed on a coach or asked to follow the pace of strangers. Your guide, transportation and daily plan are coordinated around your traveling party, creating a more personal way to experience Peru.
Your journey, your traveling party
Private service gives couples, families and groups of friends the space to share the journey together. It also gives your guide more time to answer questions, explain the places that matter most to you and adjust the rhythm of the day when practical.
This format can be especially valuable for families with children, multigenerational groups, photographers and travelers who prefer a quieter experience.
What private touring can change
- Daily pickup and departure times can be coordinated around the confirmed itinerary.
- Walking pace and rest stops can better reflect your group’s comfort.
- Your guide can spend more time on history, culture, nature or photography according to your interests.
- Private transportation reduces the time spent collecting unrelated travelers from different hotels.
- You can ask questions freely and enjoy a more direct relationship with your guide.
How we plan a private tour
Planning begins with your travel dates, the number of travelers and the places you hope to visit. From there, the route can be shaped around altitude, available time, preferred hotels, walking ability and the level of comfort you want.
Some elements remain subject to fixed schedules and availability. Machu Picchu entrance times, train departures, permits and flight connections cannot always be changed, so a well-designed private itinerary balances flexibility with the reservations that must be confirmed in advance.
A more meaningful pace
Private travel is not simply about having a vehicle to yourself. Its real value is the ability to move through Cusco, the Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu and other destinations with more context and less pressure. The itinerary still has structure, but the experience belongs to your group.
