Making a travel budget is an important part of planning a trip, especially if you

Playa de la Estacion is a small beach on the right side of the main

Deep in the heart of Tambopata National Park, Cuncho Claylick is the largest clay lick

Although it’s a year-round destination, the best time to visit the Galapagos Islands is from

There are only a few places in the Archipelago where Galapagos tortoises can still be

With stunning white-sand beaches surrounded by black volcanic rocks, natural reserves, lagoons and amazing wildlife

Thought to be at least 3,9 million years old, Santa Fe, also called Barrington Island

Home to many endemic wildlife such as marine iguanas, blue-footed boobies, crabs, marine turtles, sharks

Between Cusco and Machu Picchu, in the southern region of Peruvian Andes, Valle Sagrado de

Inaugurated in 1964, Charles Darwin Research Station serves as a research station for studying the

If you want to spend an entire day at the beach, El Garrapatero is the

Even though the Galapagos Islands are distributed on both sides of the Equator line, the

Although it was formed 1,5 to 2 million years old, Bartolome is one of the

With incredible diving spots and stunning landscapes offering a magnificent contrast between its green hills

Due to the emerald crystal-clear water and the sharp volcanic rocks surrounding it, Las Grietas

Whether you hike the Inca Trail for 88km to Inti Punku (the entry point to

The Chocolate-Making Workshop at Hacienda la Danesa is an excellent opportunity to visit a 50-year-old

One of the most interesting activities in the jungle happens after the sun sets, when

Because Lima is known for its top cuisine, taking a Peruvian cooking class is a

Many countries are reopening their borders to international visitors, but traveling continue to pose a

Surrounded by the Peruvian Andes, at 2430m altitude above Urubamba River stands Machu Picchu, one

Surrounded by a mangrove forest whose colors are reflected in its clear water, Las Ninfas

Located on the banks of the river Guayas, Guayaquil is one of the most popular

Formed 2 million years ago as a result of the eruption of a submarine volcano,

Tambopata National Reserve is part of the Peruvian jungle and covers more than 274,000 hectares

Divided into three main geographic regions: coastal desert, mountain highland and tropical forest, Peru occupies