Can I sign up as a solo traveller?

Of course! You can sign up for our trips whether you are solo or with a group of friends. Our groups are a mix of open-minded people, who usually become friends within a second.

• Does the tour include flights?

As people will join our tour from different parts of the world, we decided it is easier to not include the flights in the tour. We are happy to help you find the best flight deal for your trip. Just let us know in the notes section, when booking the tour and we will get in touch with you to help you find your flights. In general, we usually use Skyscanner to find the best deals.

• If my flight has a layover in the USA or Canada, do I need a visa?

US: Even when transiting through the US, you still need ESTA. Make sure to apply in advance as it may take up to 72 hours for the application to be processed. Check the official ESTA website for more information: https://esta-center.com/en/transit/index.html

Canada: For Canada you don’t need to apply for the normal visa, but will need a certain kind of transit visa depending on your country of origin. Check for more information here: https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/visit-canada/transit.html

• Do I need to purchase travel insurance before the trip?

Yes, it is obligatory for everyone who joins us to have travel insurance before departing. We can help you find the right travel insurance for you. Just contact us via Email or WhatsApp.

• Airport transfers: how does it work?

When you book your flight, let us know your flight number and the time you arrive as soon as possible. That way we can stay on track for any delays of your flight. When you arrive at the destination airport, one of us will be there to welcome you and bring you to the car that will take you to the hostel. At the hostel, there will also be one of us to help you with the check-in.

• What type of luggage should I bring?

To make the trip easier for you, a backpack or duffle bag is a must. We are heading to some quite remote locations, where access with rolling suitcases is quite hard. Think of minivans with little space, 4x4s, motos or even boats. Ideally, this bag should not be bigger than 40l, which is also hand luggage size and will save you some money on your flight to the destinations.

• Is it a tiring trip?

We guess you know you are not signing up for a two-week spa holiday with us. Peru is an incredibly beautiful country but it is also incredibly big, so you will have a couple of longer bus journeys, for example between Ica and Arequipa or between Copacabana and Cusco. But we promise: every long bus is totally worth the journey!

• How is the accommodation throughout the trip?

We are going to stay at hostels because of the more social atmosphere. Unless you book private accommodation, you will be in a 6-bed dorm with mainly private bathrooms and only with people from our group. (The room capacity may differ depending of the place we're staying at). If you want to know more about the accommodation, just contact us via Email or WhatsApp.

• Can you provide me with a list of the hostels we will be staying at?

Sure, just get in touch via Email or WhatsApp and we can send you a list of the hostels. In very rare cases it might happen though that we will stay in another hostel. If you wish, we can also inform you about any changes, if they come up.

• Is Peru a safe country?

Peru is a safe country to travel. As everywhere in the world it is important that you take the usual safety precautions. Especially in bigger cities, as there is always the risk of pickpocketing.

• Can I drink the tap water?

In Peru it is advised not to drink any tab water at all throughout the country. Bottled water is easily available in supermarkets, corner shops, hostels and even from street vendors.

• What should I pack?

To make it easier for you to know what to bring, we have put together a packing list for this trip here.

In case you have further questions don’t hesitate to contact us via Email or WhatsApp.