Travel Tips

Renting a Car in Peru?

Sure, you can rent a car in Peru; we have a list of the most popular rental car companies including Hertz, Budget, Apus and Avis. Make sure you look closely for hidden charges for items such as mileage and insurance. Also, be sure to get your International Drivers Licence before you arrive in Peru.

However driving in Peru can be challenging; there is a lot of traffic on the roads, drivers can be aggressive, poor road conditions, long distances between tour destinations, and the affects of altitude can all pose their own risks to the traveller.

Public transport is a very affordable alternative without all the stress.

About Visa: to Visit Peru?

All persons visiting Peru on business are required to have a visa. For those visiting as tourists, citizens of the US, Canada, most of Western Europe, Australia and New Zealand only need a valid passport. Most visitors are given a tourist card that allows them to stay in the country for up to 90 days. If you wish extend your stay you need to pay a fee.

Airline Ticket to Peru.

No matter where you are in the world, we can assist you to find a flight. There are many companies that have flights to Peru such as: United Airlines, Delta, Continental Airline, Iberia, Lan Chile, Canadian, Aerolineas Argentina, etc. We can also assist you with hotel accommodation, tours, planes, train or bus reservations.

Electricity

Peru uses 220 volt, 60 cycle electricity. Travellers will require a voltage converter for 110 volt devices. Plugs are typically the 2 pronged flat type found in the US, though some facilities have been noted to use the 2 rounded prongs instead.