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Peru
Beyond the Incas

Overland expedition through the driest desert & the deepest canyons
The journey

PERU: A LAND OF SUPERLATIVES AND BEYOND

Embark on a superlative adventure across the land filled with incredible landscapes and stories that make myth seem to be reality. On this expedition, you will drive through the world’s most arid desert, the deepest canyons and the mighty Andes. From the mysterious Nazca lines to the treacherous routes used during Dakar Rally, Peru will invoke the explorer in you. Some places will take you back in time and some will take your breath away. A journey curated for those who like to transcend the usual holidays and explore beyond the ordinary.

Expedition facts

What This Journey Holds

COUNTRY - REGION

Peru - South

WEATHER

Max 24° C | Min 7° C

EXPEDITION VEHICLE

Toyota Hilux or similar

DRIVING TERRAIN

Tarmac, Dirt, Sand Dunes & Winding Mountain Roads

DRIVING DISTANCE

± 2500 km

DURATION

11 days

EXPEDITION DIFFICULTY

Tough & Challenging

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EXPEDITION DIFFICULTY

Two kinds of expedition. The terrain, the weather and the altitude decide which.

Tough & Challenging: The country sets the pace and the plan bends to it.
– Long driving days, with journey times the road decides
– Trails that ask something of you
– Weather that can turn, and altitude that slows everything down
– Breakdowns, fixed on the road
– Basic stays, with little around them, and shared facilities at camp

Moderate & Comfortable: The same country, an easier line through it.
– Steadier days, journey times that hold
– More road under the wheels
– Beds with walls and doors
– Amenities within reach
Neither is the soft version. The difference is how much the country is allowed to decide.

MAX GROUP SIZE

12 Explorers

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MAX GROUP SIZE

Small groups, always. Twelve at most on a Signature expedition, fourteen on a Classic.
– Small enough to move as one convoy
– A camp that fits around one fire
– No one becomes a passenger in their own expedition
– Many join solo. No one finishes that way.

Dates & prices

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Prices are per person, in US dollars, and exclude your international flights. Dates and prices are
set in good faith, and two things beyond our control can move them: a domestic flight schedule
that changes can shift the dates by a day, and a sharp move in fuel prices can change the price. If
either happens after you book, we tell you first, and why.

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Inclusions & exclusions

Nothing Discovered Later

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Route Map

Where You’re Headed

Beyond the Incas expedition route map – Peru
The Route

Your Journey, Day by Day

Day 1

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Arrival at Lima

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Arrival in Lima, gateway to the Uncharted Sierra Peru expedition

Day 2

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Paracas and Antana

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Paracas coastal town and private camping in Peruvian dunes

Day 3

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Nazca

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Nazca dunes drive along the Pacific coast, Uncharted Sierra Peru expedition

Day 4

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Pausa

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Flight over the mysterious Nazca lines and ascent into the Andes, Peru

Day 5

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Cotahuasi

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Cotahuasi Canyon twice as deep as the Grand Canyon, Andean Peru

Day 6

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Andagua

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Valley of Volcanoes near Andagua, Uncharted Sierra Peru expedition

Day 7

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Chivay

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Winding roads through Colca Canyon, Uncharted Sierra Peru expedition

Day 8

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Chivay

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Colca Canyon and Andean Condor sighting, Uncharted Sierra Peru

Day 9

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Puno

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Andean landscapes en route to Puno and Lake Titicaca, Uncharted Sierra Peru

Day 10

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Lake Titicaca and Puno

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Lake Titicaca boat tour to the floating Uros Islands, Uncharted Sierra Peru

Day 11

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Cusco

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Peruvian altiplano drive to Cusco via Pikillacta archaeological site

Day 12

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Depart from Cusco

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What to expect
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the way the trip goes

WHO THE ROAD BELONGS TO

Every expedition here runs on hands you’ll mostly never see. The field chefs cooking before you wake. The mechanics working behind the convoy to keep the machines running. The hospitality and camping crew who raise your night’s shelter, and the cultural specialists, local guides, and staff who open the ground itself. All of them live here. That’s why the road opens for us, and it’s where what you spend on this expedition stays.

See it to believe it

SEE expedition film
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From Our Explorers

Unscripted Stories

Good to Know

The Questions Everyone Asks.

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