Offroad adventures in Peru: Discover breathtaking landscapes!

The Jorge Chávez Airport in Lima is the best starting point for your trip to Peru. From here, you have access to many domestic flights. Plan ahead to snag affordable flights, and check the domestic connections to start off-road adventures in remote regions.

The local currency in Peru is the Peruvian Sol (PEN). Credit cards are accepted in larger cities, but in rural areas it is advisable to carry cash. ATMs are common, but check the fees beforehand. It is worth always having small bills for simple purchases on hand.

Make sure that your travel insurance possibly covers medical care in Peru. Vaccinations, like for Hepatitis A and Tetanus, are recommended. A first aid kit for off-road tours is useful, as not all remote places can be medically supplied.

To drive in Peru, you need an international driver's license. You can purchase SIM cards from providers like Movistar or Claro directly at the airport or in cities. Don't forget to have your bill ready for activation. This way, you'll stay reachable even in remote areas.