Overcross runs Peru motorcycle tours built around the Andes and the Inca heartland near Cusco. Our guides know the terrain and plan each motorcycle tour Peru travelers ask for, from coastal roads to high-altitude mountain passes. Every one of our guided motorcycle tours Peru itineraries comes with a well-tuned bike - KTM, Yamaha, Suzuki, or BMW GS - matched to the region you ride. Along the way, we book lodges and hotels suited to long days in the saddle. Riders should plan for altitude changes near Cusco and pack for shifting mountain weather. Whichever route you pick, Overcross handles the logistics so you can focus on the ride. Book your Peru motorcycle tour with Overcross today.
No visa is required for most EU citizens if the stay is less than 183 days. The visa is available upon entry and does not require prior online registration. Check before traveling whether your nationality is included in the visa waiver program. Otherwise, you should apply for a visa in time.
The International Airport Jorge Chávez in Lima is the best choice for entering Peru. It is a well-connected airport with numerous international flights. Plan transfers to other cities (e.g., Cusco) in advance, as domestic flights are often fully booked. Take the opportunity to explore the capital before you start riding your motorcycle.
The local currency in Peru is the Sol (PEN). Credit cards are accepted in many cities; however, you should always have cash ready, especially in rural areas. You can withdraw Sol at ATMs; be aware of fees. It is advisable to have a certain amount of cash for small expenses and tips.
For entry, no vaccinations are required, but it is recommended to get vaccinated against hepatitis A/B and typhoid. A travel insurance is also advisable to cover any medical costs. Also check the altitude sickness precautions, as many motorcycle routes lead to high altitudes.
A national driver's license is sufficient for renting a motorcycle in Peru, but an international driver's license is recommended. To buy a SIM card, visit local providers like Claro or Movistar. These are available in shopping centers and at the airport. Be sure to have your identification and top-up credit ready.
Plan your guided motorcycle tours Peru trip around the dry Andes season for the safest passes near Cusco and the clearest mountain views.
The dry season from April to October brings low precipitation and steadier road conditions through the Andes, making it the most reliable window for a motorcycle tour Peru riders can plan with confidence around Cusco and the high passes.
From coastal highway curves to high Andean passes, these regions shape every motorcycle tour Peru itinerary, each with its own terrain, altitude, and riding character.
Switchback roads climb past 4000 meters near Cusco, the starting point for most guided motorcycle tours Peru itineraries into the Inca heartland.
Rolling valley roads connect Cusco to Pisac and the ruins near Machu Picchu, a core stop on every motorcycle tour Peru travelers request.
The Panamericana links Lima to desert oases and small fishing bays, giving riders a warm, low-altitude counterpart to the Andes legs of a Peru motorcycle tour.
Misty cloud-forest roads near Chachapoyas lead to remote ruins and river valleys, a quieter alternative for a motorcycle tour Peru riders take after the high passes.
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