Motorcycle trips and motorcycle tours through Peru

Motorcycle trips and motorcycle tours through Peru

Experience unforgettable motorcycle trips in Peru with OVERCROSS®! Cross the majestic Andes, the fascinating coast, and discover the land of the Incas.

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All 3 Peru trips

Bolivia & Peru - Uyuni, Titicaca & Machu Picchu
Peru

Bolivia & Peru - Uyuni, Titicaca & Machu Picchu

Aug 10, 2027
16 days
On two wheels through the Andes to the sites of the Incas
Peru

On two wheels through the Andes to the sites of the Incas

Nov 14, 2026 Apr 3, 2027 Sep 4, 2027 Nov 13, 2027
14 days
Motorcycle tour through Peru - Arequipa, Machu Picchu & Colca Canyon
Peru

Motorcycle tour through Peru - Arequipa, Machu Picchu & Colca Canyon

May 14, 2027
17 days
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Motorcycle trips in Peru: Adventure between the Andes & Inca land

Experience guided motorcycle tours in Peru, where adventure awaits you! Traverse diverse routes, whether through the majestic Andes, along the fascinating coast, or into the heart of Inca country. Peru captivates with wild landscapes and a deep history - ideal for motorcycle enthusiasts. With OVERCROSS®, we offer perfectly organized tours, led by experienced tour guides. Discover highlights such as Machu Picchu or the mysterious Nazca Lines. Book your unforgettable motorcycle trip in Peru and experience the adventure of your life!

Motorcycle trips in Peru: Adventure between the Andes & Inca land
Motorcycle trips in Peru: Adventure between the Andes & Inca land
Motorcycle trips in Peru: Adventure between the Andes & Inca land
Motorcycle trips in Peru: Adventure between the Andes & Inca land
Bike & Rider Level

Does this trip match your riding level?

Our Peru motorcycle tours range from the beginner-friendly, 14-day Andes, Inca & Machu Picchu trip through Arequipa and Cusco to the more demanding, 16-day Trans Andes tour between La Paz and Arequipa, which climbs over mountain passes above 4,500 metres for most of its route. A third option, the 17-day 7 Wonders tour from Arequipa, adds an Amazon jungle lodge stay to the classic Andes route.

The roads are mostly paved, with gravel stretches once you climb into the high Andes. You don't need off-road experience, but you should be ready for tight switchbacks, big altitude and thin air, sometimes above Lake Titicaca's 3,800 metres or at Machu Picchu's 2,430 metres. Riders who already feel confident on winding mountain roads will do well on any of our Peru tours; for the Trans Andes route, with its long daily stages, a bit more riding experience helps. You don't bring your own motorcycle: every tour uses a locally supplied rental bike, a CFmoto 450MT or Honda NX500.

A typical day starts with a briefing on the stage ahead, including the GPS track, then several hours in the saddle through the Andes, with stops built in to help you adjust to the altitude. Evenings bring comfortable hotels along the route, in towns like Cusco or Arequipa, always with a support vehicle carrying your luggage and a multilingual guide riding with the group.

Experience required

Comfortable on winding mountain roads is enough for our beginner-friendly 14-day Andes, Inca & Machu Picchu tour and the 17-day 7 Wonders tour. The 16-day Trans Andes tour, with passes above 4,500 metres and some gravel, calls for a bit more riding experience.

Own bike allowed

No, every Peru tour uses a rental bike supplied locally, a CFmoto 450MT or Honda NX500 depending on availability. Bringing your own motorcycle to South America isn't part of these tours.

Daily distance

Daily distances vary by tour and stage, from shorter climbs in the high Andes to longer rides across open highland roads; exact stage lengths depend on which of our three Peru tours you choose.

Typical day

Each day opens with a stage briefing and GPS track, then several hours of riding through the Andes with stops to help you adjust to the altitude. Evenings bring hotels along the route, such as in Cusco or Arequipa, with a support vehicle for your luggage and a multilingual guide.

Best time to ride

Peru can be ridden most of the year, but the Andes keep their own calendar. May to September is the best window around Cusco, Machu Picchu and the high passes, when the roads are dry and clear. The Amazon lowlands stay rideable a little later, into September. For the month-by-month picture, see our Peru travel information page.

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Traveler reviews

What riders say about Peru

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Bolivia & Peru - Uyuni, Titicaca & Machu Picchu
The route planning for the motorcycle tour through Peru is well thought out and varied. The route from Lima via the Huacachina Oasis to the Nazca Lines and on to the Colca Canyon offers a balanced mix of challenge and scenic beauty. The 528 days...
Bernd S.
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Bolivia & Peru - Uyuni, Titicaca & Machu Picchu
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 high Andes. The routes were well thought out and allowed access to cultural highlights such as Machu...
Frank W.
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Bolivia & Peru - Uyuni, Titicaca & Machu Picchu
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 Canyon. The experienced tour guide ensured a steady and controlled riding pace, which harmonized well with the pace of a...
Michael L.
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On two wheels through the Andes to the sites of the Incas
On the Peru Motorcycle Tours - Inca Adventure Tour, the group dynamics stood out in particular, coming into full effect with the maximum group size of 10 people. During the first days in Lima and Arequipa, the riding pace on the well-planned routes was pleasantly...
Martin B.
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Motorcycle tour through Peru - Arequipa, Machu Picchu & Colca Canyon
The Peru motorcycle tour to Cusco offers a clear routing along the Pacific coast and the Andes, which is challenging for experienced riders. The technical briefings and the support vehicle ensure that all participants are well looked after during the ride over the Abra Apacheta...
Tim W.
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Motorcycle tour through Peru - Arequipa, Machu Picchu & Colca Canyon
The Peru motorcycle tour from Lima to Cusco offers a clear group dynamic for a group of up to 10 people. The route planning ensures that the pace during the twisty sections and while crossing the Abra Apacheta Pass is aligned with the advanced skills...
Dirk S.
Our guides

Who leads you through Peru

Joe Küster

Joe Küster

Founder & Creative Engine of Overcross

"Jack of all trades, almost all!" The driving force and idea machine behind Overcross.

  • 30 years guiding
  • 45 countries visited
  • Expedition leadership
German, English

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Booking questions

What's included in the price of a Peru motorcycle tour?
Every OVERCROSS Peru tour includes your rental motorcycle, a multilingual tour guide, a support vehicle for your luggage, hotel stays with breakfast along the route and the guided entrance to Machu Picchu. Flights to Peru and international health insurance are not included.
How much does a Peru motorcycle tour cost?
Prices start at €5,100 for the 14-day Andes, Inca & Machu Picchu tour, €6,250 for the 16-day Trans Andes tour between La Paz and Arequipa, and €6,420 for the 17-day 7 Wonders tour from Arequipa. All three include the rental bike, guide, support vehicle and the accommodation listed in the tour description.
Do I need to bring my own motorcycle?
No, every Peru tour includes a rental motorcycle, a CFmoto 450MT or Honda NX500 depending on availability and tour. Bringing your own bike to South America isn't part of these trips; you simply pick it up locally and ride it home again at the end.
How big is the group and can I book alone?
Group sizes vary by tour: the Trans Andes tour runs with 6 to 12 riders, the Andes, Inca & Machu Picchu tour with 4 to 10, and the 7 Wonders tour welcomes solo travellers too, from 1 to 10 riders. A support vehicle and guide travel with every group regardless of size.
What about a single room or the motorcycle deposit?
A single room supplement applies for solo travellers on our Trans Andes tour, currently €700. If you add our optional motorcycle insurance, the security deposit is US$700; without it, the deposit rises to US$2,500. This applies across all three of our Peru tours.
What riding gear should I bring?
Bring your own riding jacket, trousers, boots and gloves, ideally a set you already know is comfortable, since temperatures swing widely between the coast, the desert and the high Andes. If you need to rent a helmet or other gear, tell us when you book and we'll arrange it locally.
How does booking work and what happens next?
After your enquiry we send you a personal offer, including the travel protection certificate required under German Civil Code §651r. The booking becomes binding once you confirm it; after that you'll receive the tour dossier, packing list and all further details for your Peru trip.
Travel information

Everything you need to know about Peru

What to sort out before setting off for Peru: visa and import of your own motorcycle, SOAT insurance, Andean pass altitudes and tracks in the Amazon lowlands.

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