Best of Peru tailor made vacation

Carbon reduction

Your vacation will help support local people and conservation. We must also reduce CO₂. Learn about the CO₂ emissions of this vacation and how to reduce them.

Environment

As a company: We strive to operate as a paperless company as far as possible, and recycle wherever facilities are available. We use toxic-free fair trade products whenever we can.

Our clients’ requirements are of primary importance to us at all times, as we know that our growth and success depend on their continued support. Having travelled extensively ourselves and witnessed first-hand how tourism can have either positive or negative effects on local communities; we vowed to always endeavor to leave a positive mark on all places we visit and send clients.

On the road: Many of the resorts and operators we work with offer our clients free drinking water refills to minimise wastage of plastic bottles through out the trips; and ask clients if they want items laundered before simply washing towels and linens unnecessarily, to conserve water.

Where possible we select hotels that are locally owned and that pay particular attention to their impact on the environment.

Community

Peru is a very popular tourist destination, and as such it’s even more important to ensure that we act responsibly to preserve the country’s treasures and to minimise our impact on the various local communities. The cost on the community can be very high if tourists do not respect and adhere to the communities beliefs and rulings.

We encourage interaction with local communities, however we keep our group sizes small and provide advice during the trip to ensure our impact on the indigenous way of live is minimised. For example, when visiting Lake Titicaca we enjoy lunch with the local community of Taquile to give our customers a truly immersive experience as well as support the livelihood of the local community.

We also visit the La Raya Ranch with their herds of vicunas and llamas on the way to Cusco.

When visiting Machu Picchu, you’ll be accompanied by a local guide who is knowledgeable about not only the local culture and history of the area, but also of the flora and fauna around the sanctuary. The guide will ensure that the group understand all the do’s and don’ts while visiting Machu Picchu.