About this trip
A long haul across three countries, this trip strings together Peru, Argentina and Brazil into one route that moves from Andean ruins to jungle canopy to city nightlife. Twenty-four days gives you room to actually settle into each place rather than rushing through.
Expect real variation in scenery and pace: a misty train ride into the Sacred Valley and on to Machu Picchu, ziplining over the Amazon, waterfalls, beaches, and the energy of Rio de Janeiro. It's built for people who want breadth as much as depth.
Guided throughout and rated easy, so the days are accessible without much physical demand, even as the itinerary itself covers a lot of ground.
What you'll do
- Ride the train through the Sacred Valley to Machu Picchu
- Zipline through the Amazon jungle
- Take in waterfalls along the route
- Spend time on beaches between city stops
- Experience Rio de Janeiro's nightlife and energy
- 24 days across three countries means a lot of moving between destinations
- Rated easy, so it's accessible in terms of physical demands despite the scope
- Private room option available if you'd rather not share
Worth it if you want a fast-paced South America experience with standout local expertise. Think twice if you prefer slower travel or worry about guide dependence.
- Trip manager Clari consistently praised for deep knowledge, constant availability, and making solo travellers feel included.
- 24 days covers remarkable ground: culture, adventure, and downtime balanced across Peru, Bolivia, and Machu Picchu train.
- Fast-paced itinerary means seeing a lot in little time; may feel rushed if you prefer deeper immersion.
- Trip quality appears heavily tied to your specific guide; experience could differ significantly with another tour manager.
Distilled from real traveller reviews on TourRadar — we don't edit out the bad bits.
The same-vibe trips, side by side — price, value per day, and how each is moving. Only we can lay two operators' trips out honestly.
Sorted by fit — never by who paid. Price moves and fill fill in from our own tracking as it builds.
Departing in Oct is cheapest — from £4,335, about 15% below the priciest month (Dec).
Getting there
Opens Trip.com, pre-filled — one-way so you can book your return whenever. Prices & booking shown there.
Where to stay
A night before your tour in Lima · 17 Oct – 18 Oct
Booked on their own sites, separate from your tour. We may earn a commission — it never changes your price.
Sort the essentials
Partner offersWe may earn a commission from partner offers. It never changes your price or our ranking.
More trips like this
Ranked on real fit — in case this one isn't quite yours.
Booked with the operator via TourRadar · we may earn a commission.
Want longer in Peru?
Working holidays, volunteering & more — £50 off with code 18TO35TRAVEL.
Powered by Global Work & Travel · we may earn a commission on bookings.