Peruways runs transfer, train and guided tour services across Peru’s southern highland corridor — Lima, Arequipa, Cusco, Machu Picchu and the Sacred Valley.
The bus network covers the overland segments most travellers end up on: Lima-Paracas-Arequipa on the coastal road, Arequipa-Puno-Cusco over the altiplano, Cusco-Puno for Lake Titicaca. Modern coaches, air-conditioned, with meal service on the longer legs. For the Cusco-Machu Picchu stretch, Peruways switches to the train and Consettur bus combination.
The guided tours cover the fixed essentials — Machu Picchu citadel day, Sacred Valley loop (Pisac, Moray, Ollantaytambo), Rainbow Mountain day trip, Humantay Lake, the four-day Inca Trail. Permits are capped on the Inca Trail (500/day) so book two to three months ahead.
Peruways’ site handles pricing, routes and schedules in one pass, and the team works with local communities on the Vinicunca and Lares valleys — the operator fees go back to the Quechua villages the trails pass through.
With Peruways, the Peru week is a chain of confirmed bookings rather than a scramble of email threads. Pick Peruways for the Cusco-Machu Picchu-Sacred Valley loop and build out from there.
