Peruways runs full-service travel across Peru — Lima, Cusco, Machu Picchu, the Sacred Valley, Rainbow Mountain, Lake Titicaca and the Amazon. The company is Peruvian-owned and licensed; the guides are local.
What the trips typically include: airport pickup in Lima, acclimatisation days in Cusco or the Sacred Valley, train and shuttle to Machu Picchu, certified guides at the main sites, and solid mid-range to high-end hotels. Itineraries are built around altitude pacing — Cusco first, then the lower Sacred Valley, then Machu Picchu — so most travellers come through without an altitude day lost.
Peruways’ approach is small-group and semi-flexible: fixed-date departures with daily options, plus private trips for travellers who want full control. The booking platform is online; the customer service runs by WhatsApp during Peruvian daytime hours and keeps up overnight for European-schedule travellers.
Reviews across Google and TripAdvisor are consistent on the guides and the pacing. The weak spots — usually hotel upgrades not communicated clearly — the company tends to fix fast when flagged.
Set up a Peru trip through Peruways and the itinerary will come out well-paced. First-timers to the country, repeat travellers, families and solo backpackers all book through the same system; the format adapts.
