Michael L.
The group dynamics on the motorcycle trip through Peru were crucial, especially when crossing the high Andes and on the challenging routes around the Colca Cany...
MOTORCYCLE-TOURS · PERU
From Lima, we roll through Peru's Andes to Huacachina, the Nazca Lines, the Colca Canyon, Lake Titicaca, the Inca city of Cusco, and the legendary Machu Picchu. On about 3,165 kilometers, winding mountain roads, off-road passages, and magnificent views await.
The Journey
This motorcycle trip takes you over Peru's Andean passes to the World Heritage site of Machu Picchu, one of the most famous Inca ruins in South America. In the Sacred Valley, we explore ancient cultural sites, then we travel off the tourist trails through Abancay, Andahuaylas, and Ayacucho back to the coast. Curves, altitude meters, and breathtaking panoramas make each stage an experience. In Paracas, we visit the Ballestas Islands with sea lions and penguins before rolling over the Pan-American Highway to Nazca and Lake Titicaca. Look forward to real South American vibes!
After landing at Jorge Chávez Airport, we will take you directly to your hotel in the lively district of Miraflores. Time to arrive and catch your breath.
Today we discover Lima, the "City of Kings." In the UNESCO-protected old town, we see the Plaza de Armas with its colonial buildings and the presidential palace. (Entrances payable on site.)
Our first stage takes us about 300 kilometers south along the Pacific coast with dunes and oases via the Pan-American Highway. The destination is the picturesque desert oasis Huacachina between palm trees and giant sand dunes.
Further south on the Panamerican Highway, past endless vineyards. After about 150 kilometers, we reach the legendary city of Nazca.
Today the motorcycles take a break. Optionally, you can fly in a small plane over the Nazca Lines and admire the huge geoglyphs of monkey, spider, and hummingbird from the air. (Flight not included in the price.)
After 165 kilometers, we reach the bay of Puerto Inka, where penguins, pelicans, and sea lions live in untouched nature.
About 230 kilometers along the rugged coast to Camaná. The people here live from fishing and mining, in the fertile river valleys of the Andes are small fields.
We leave the coast towards Colca Canyon: 90 kilometers of asphalt, then 210 kilometers off-road. The third deepest canyon in the world is home to the Andean condor. Overnight stay in Chivay at 3,635 meters.
Off to Puno at Lake Titicaca. We roll about 300 kilometers over the Pata Pampa pass at 4,890 meters, 60 of which are on gravel. Along the way, we are greeted by vicuñas, llamas, and alpacas.
We visit the floating reed islands of the Uros and the island of Taquile. Lake Titicaca is at 3,812 meters, up to 281 meters deep, and a true natural wonder. (Entry payable on site.)
380 kilometers to Cusco, the ancient Inca capital and the "navel of the world." The historic city at 3,326 meters is one of the most popular destinations in South America.
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Finally heading towards Machu Picchu! By bus to Ollantaytambo, then by train to Aguas Calientes, about 180 kilometers. The Incas built Machu Picchu in the 15th century at an altitude of 2,360 meters. (Admission and hotel on site payable.)
We set off early with the first group by bus to Machu Picchu. The exact program is provided by our office in Cusco. Experience this wonder of the world as part of your motorcycle trip! (Optional activity, to be paid on site.)
Through the Sacred Valley of the Incas with the motorcycles to the terraced salt flats, where salt has been harvested for centuries. Lunch in the colorful market town of Pisac with its well-preserved Inca ruins.
Free day in Cusco. Explore museums and churches or relax with a coffee at the plaza and watch the colorful hustle and bustle to your liking.
About Abancay to Andahuaylas at 2,900 meters in the valley of the Río Chumba. About 340 winding kilometers with constant ups and downs and changing climate zones.
240 kilometers through the Andes to Ayacucho, also known as Huamanga, at 2,760 meters. Away from the tourist trails, an authentic Peru awaits you here.
Back from Ayacucho towards the coast. We cross the airy pass Abra Apacheta at 4,746 meters, then the road winds down to the Panamericana. After 360 kilometers we reach Paracas.
Today we visit the Ballestas Islands, the "Little Galapagos", and the Paracas National Park. We head out early on a speedboat to see sea lions and penguins, in the afternoon we explore the park by motorcycle. (Entrance fee payable on site.)
About 230 kilometers back to Lima. In the evening we review the journey together. Here our motorcycle tour ends.
Free day in Lima to explore the city entirely according to your own wishes.
Transfer to the airport and return flight to Europe.
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The group dynamics on the motorcycle trip through Peru were crucial, especially when crossing the high Andes and on the challenging routes around the Colca Cany...
The route planning of the motorcycle tour through Peru took us from Lima via the desert landscapes of the Huacachina Oasis and the impressive Nazca Lines to the...
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