Wonderful Arequipa and enigmatic Puno
06 Days / 05 Nights
Experiencing the beauty of one of the deepest canyon in the world, the Colca Canyon and its valley, its gorgeous landscapes and beautiful flora and fauna will surround you. You will stay overnight at the most charming and very-well located hotels in Arequipa, Colca canyon and close to the Lake Titicaca.
This tour also includes visits to the main tourist attractions in Arequipa city and Puno, one of the highest cities in Peru, where you will visit the Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world. It’s also included a visit to the Sillustani Pre-Inca ruins.
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The seasons in Peru are not as intense as in Europe or in the extreme south of Latin America. However, its internal climates are very variable. So much so that, in the same city you can feel very hot during the day and very cold at night.
In addition, the intermediate seasons such as autumn and spring are not so defined, so you can feel cold at the end of September, when the winter is over.
Remember that the seasons in the southern hemisphere are:
In Lima the temperature ranges from 20° to 27° degrees without rain, while in Cusco it reaches a maximum of 17° but it does rain, so, apart from light clothing, you should pack waterproof clothes and shoes, as well as rain boots.
On days when you are walking in Lima during the summer, it is advisable to take a fine jacket with you for windy nights. Remember that Lima faces the Pacific Ocean and the sea breeze can be cold at night. You can wear shorts but, if you go to the jungle, you should take the same precautions as in tropical climates and protect yourself against mosquitoes, especially in the rainy season.
What to bring to Peru in winter?
In Puno, at almost 4000 m.a.s.l. the winter is relentless, with temperatures below zero. However, in the rest of the country it is tolerable if you travel with a good coat. A plush, hooded, long-sleeved jacket may be sufficient. However, you should also pack thicker pants and sweaters, closed shoes and some headgear. Since these clothes take up a lot of space in your backpack, consider the option of thermal clothing that comes with built-in winter heaters.
Prices from US$ 1086.60 (per person based in double occupancy)
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