Connect with Peru, experience the difference

Luxury tailor-made travel based on what is truly authentic

Boutique travel company based in Peru

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We specialize in delivering premium interest-based experiences, showing only what is truly authentic. Whether for a family, a couple on a romantic escape or a small group of friends, each journey is designed to connect and discover; to take pleasure in the little details that turn trips into stories they will remember forever.

Experiences

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The following list of experiences is meant to be source of inspiration and help you design your own unique journey with us.

Nature & Outdoors

People & Culture

Hiking & Trekking

Family Travel

Archeology

Food & Spirits

Wellness

E-Biking

Enduro Mountain Biking

Art

Horseback Riding

Paddle Boarding

Surfing

Museums

Fly Fishing

Off Road 4×4

Outrigger Canoeing

Workshops

Festivals

River Rafting

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Nature & Outdoors

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From the Pacific Ocean through the Costal Desert, the Andes and the Amazon Rainforest, Peru is home to an extremely large variety of flora and fauna, not to mention the endless natural landscapes waiting to be visited. If you enjoy looking for wildlife of any kind or just spending time in the outdoors, don´t hesitate in sharing your interests with us, and we will be happy to take you away from the beaten path exploring the deepest Peru.

People & Culture

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Food, art, archeology, history, spirituality, weaving, architecture, jewelry, sports and any other richess to be found in a trip to Peru can be resumed in one single word: PEOPLE! We strongly believe that the quality of a trip to Peru lies in the ability to connect with real people. Feel free to share your own particular interests with us and allow our expert planners to design a journey that you will remember forever.

Hiking & Trekking

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Peru is traversed from north to south by two main Inca “Highways”, one in the coast and one in the Andes. These two principal ways are interconected by countles trails that run from west to east and further into the Amazon. No wonder that Peru is a privileged destination to hike and trek. Our constant exploration of remote paths, allow us to design countless options of spectacular hikes that are only transited by local farmers and animals. Day-hikes and multy-day treks in different Peruvian destinations to be tailored according to your own preferences.

Family Travel

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Since its earliest days, Tanit has been designing and organizing family journeys. Parents with young children, adult children, multy-generational families, active, non-active, variety of personal interests… it doesn´t matter, our goal is designing a travel experience that is exciting, fun, inspiring and engaging. Tell us what you have in mind and we will be trully happy to tailor an itinerary for your family.

Archeology

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When a traveler thinks about Peru, usually thinks about Machu Picchu, the citadel built by the Incas in the top of an extremely steep mountain nearly 600 years ago. But few travellers understand that the Incas are only the tip of an Iceberg of knowledge and technology that was slowly developed by cultures that flourished and died in the Peruvian territory through thousands of years. If you are interested in history and archeology, let us plan a trip that will put you in contact with living archeology along the country and will simply blow your mind.

Food & Spirits

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For several years in a row, Peru has been selected as the best culinary destination in South America and is considered to be one of the world´s best destinations for those who enjoy food. Amazing biodiversity, a ridiculously huge variety of local ingredients, pre-Columbian and Spanish culinary traditions mixed with worldwide influence and the creativity of local chefs are some of the elements that have and are still building a fantastic local cuisine. If you are a foodie, don´t miss the oportunity to embark yourself in a culinary adventure with us.

Wellness

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Travelling as a way to enrich and transform lifes? Absolutely!

At Tanit Trails we acknowledge the growing need to disconnect from stress, routine or just the non-stop rythm of life, and re-connect with what is most important to the human essence. Feel free to enquire about the options, going from a simple morning Yoga session to a full multy-day journey that will take you discover the ancient mysteries of Peru while walking your own path of self discovery and encounter with those who are most important to you.

E-Biking

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It is no secret that technological improvements of all kinds are made by the day, and mountain biking is not an exception. Dare to try our last generation Mountain e-bikes, feel the excitment of hitting the most challenging ascents without losing your breath, behold incredible mountain views far from the traffic and just enjoy the freedom of the outdoors while cruising through open fields, archeological sites and remote andean communities.

Enduro Mountain Biking

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The geography formed by the Andes range can be a real mountain biking paradise, where “flat” riding is definitely not in the vocabulary. Let one of our expert guides take you out to the trails, some of them ancient paths used by farmers, animals and traders through thousands of years. Don`t be surprised if you find yourself riding over a section of an original Inca Trail. Our full suspension Enduro Mountain bikes will allow you to feel totally comfortable and safe to flow both in the ups but most important in the fast descents to be found on the way.

Art

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Explore Peruvian culture through the eyes of local artists. Museums, galleries, contemporary art, visits to private workshops, you name it! Our personal network of contacts including great peruvian artists, collectors and experts allow us to curate and run travel experiences related to pretty much all expresions of local art, either past or contemporary.

Horseback Riding

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Did you know that the Peruvian Paso Horse is one of the smoothest rides on earth thanks to it´s unique four-beat lateral gate? If you are a horse lover, don`t miss the oportunity to hop on one of these proud animals and enjoy the excitement of riding in some of the most beautiful Peruvian sceneries. Choices go from a one day ride in the Sacred Valley to a multy-day adventure in the Colca Canyon. Feel free to ask for orientation to one of our travel planners.

Paddle Boarding

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Paddle boarding is one of those activities that put you in touch with nature through water and can be included in prety much any trip to Peru. Immagine for example paddling in calm ocean bays near Paracas Reserve, or enjoying astonishing views to snow-capped peaks while you paddle in Andean lakes such as Piuray, Huaypo or even Lake Titicaca. Or perhaps go for more adventurous options such as doing an easy section of the Vilcanota river or surfing waves at the ocean near Lima city.

Surfing

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You may probably have already heard this, but Peru is known for having one of the longest if not the longest left surf-breaks in the world. It is called Chicama and is located in the north of Peru, not far from some of the most amazing archeological sites in the Peruvian desert. Thousands of miles of coastline and year round swells, make of Peru a country where you will always find a spot that is breaking. Contact our team and lets draw together an unforgettable experience suitable for beginners or experienced surfers alike.

Museums

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The incredible history and captivating culture of Peru has a natural consecuence in the existence of a wide array of museums across the country. For those interested in any aspect of history, art or culture, local museums are a fantastic tool to interpret not only the different stages of Peruvian history but also very specific aspects of it. Take for example Amano museum in Lima, a fascinating space for those travellers interested in learning about ancient textiles, one of the most exceptional and beautiful art expresions of Peruvian people.

Fly Fishing

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The best fisherman is arguably the one with the capacity to “read” and connect with the flow of nature. The sun, the clouds, the stream, the level of water, the time of the day, the wind, the moon, the rain, the temperature, what the fish eat in the particular place and time… all in all clountless variables that make this a fascinating outdoor activity in true connection with nature. Our expert guides are among the best to lead you in a fishing adventure in the mountains, ocean or amazon.

Off Road 4×4

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Time to hit the road, let us take you where there is no path and explore remote lands and the most amazing natural scenarios. Either over the desert, rainforest or Altiplano, our experienced team and drivers can acommodate your intereses and requirements. Full day, multiple days, choice of food and stops. Get in touch and lets start designing this experience together.

Outrigger Canoeing

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In Peru this is a whole new exciting alternative to connect with the outdoors in an active way. Take for example a three-day paddling and glamping journey with your family or friends in Lake Titicaca. A long aerodynamic shape and the absence of an engine are two key factors that will allow you to work as a team, feeling the wind, hearing the subtle sound of the water, observing native birds hiding among the reed and being in touch with your own breath while you glide following the rhythmic cadence set by your guide.

Workshops

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Chocolate and coffee tasting, cooking, weaving, pottery making, … choices for all ages and interests that will allow the traveler to engage with Peruvian culture in a fun and interesting way.

Festivals

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With such a huge variety of local cultures, traditions and beliefs, Peru is the perfect place to witness and participate in traditional festivals. Take for example the one celebrating the Lord of Ooiyoriti near Ausangate mountain in Cusco or “Our Lady of Candelaria” in Puno or the cleaning of chanels in the Colca Valley; each one of them happening at a certain time of the year featuring its own food, costumes, dances and music. Let us know about your interest and we will be happy to suggest a specific festival to match your travel dates.

River Rafting

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Dividing Peru in two, the Andes are the second highest mountain range in the world; from snow-capped mountains, through some of the deepest canyons in the world and down to countless valleys running west towards the Pacific Ocean or east towards the Amazon Rainforest, Peru is of course a spectacular destination for white water river rafting. Take for example the Apurimac River, one of the farthest tributaries of the Amazon River, with its clear blue waters, vertical granite walls and super exciting rapids; this is a world-class river where you can spend up to 7 days rafting and campng in an adventure with no parallel.

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Lima

Probably the most relevant aspect that will pop up when you plan to spend time in Lima is the outstanding local cuisine, from world-class restaurants to the little “hole in the wall” at any random street, not to mention its lively and colorful markets. But this is just one of many riches of a vibrant city where most cultural expressions of an extremely diverse country meet in a unique melting pot. Art, history, architecture, museums, shops of all kinds, nightlife, you name it! Lima is definitely worth spending a day or two. Tell us about your interests and let us take you meet the right people and places to make the best of your time in Lima.

Northern Beaches

When most travelers think about Peru they may not be thinking on a sunny beach, but if you consider for a moment that Peru has about 3000kms (1870mls) of coastline… well, there has to be something there. The northern beaches near Mancora offer sun and warm weather all year long, so it is a great spot to finish your trip, relax and enjoy fantastic cuisine based on seafood. Not to mention the opportunity to observe wildlife during the whale season, scuba diving, kite surfing and of course world-class surfing.

Lake Titicaca

When you visit Lake Titicaca you can feel a special magic; no wonder that the Incas believed that the first Inca couple raised from the depths of its waters and founded in Cusco what would later become an empire. Shared by Peru and Bolivia, Titicaca is the second largest lake in South America and the highest navigable water body in the world. Rich cultures, endless landscapes and exceptional natural beauty are some of the facts that make this destination worth spending a few days at. Options range from simple yet charming home-stays, to an eco-lodge in a small private island or a luxury lodge in the middle of pristine nature.

The Amazon

Representing approximately 60% of the country and being one of the most biodiverse zones in the world, the Amazon Rainforest covers most of the territory that extends from the eastern part of the Peruvian Andes down to its boundaries with Ecuador, Colombia, Brazil and Bolivia. Spending a few days in the Peruvian Amazon is almost like being transported to a different planet. Look for our expert advise and dare to explore it from one of our preferred eco-lodges or on board of one of the luxury river cruises.

The Sacred Valley

Located just under 9800 ft above sea level, the Sacred Valley is located just at the right altitude to acclimatize when you begin your journey to the Andes. Traversed by the Vilcanota River, this incredibly fertile valley was of vital importance during Inca times. The result is a mix of spectacular archaeological sites that were shaped in harmony with astonishing mountain scenery; not to mention the little villages and local communities treasuring fantastic ancient traditions. All in all a true playground and the perfect place to explore the Andes through nature and culture. Feel free to let us know whether you enjoy hiking, mountain biking, river rafting, fishing, horseback riding or any other outdoor activity, in order to plan the right itinerary for you.

Machu Picchu

Long before the internet even existed, Machu Picchu was already in the mind of pretty much any traveler planing to visit Peru. A spectacular citadel mysteriously built on the top of an imposible mountain is still capable to impress the most skeptical traveler. There are plenty of ways to reach it and visit it, but only one chance to see it for the first time. Take the advise of our expert planners and make of this a day you will remember forever.

Cusco city

Although Machu Picchu is considered to be the symbol of the Inca empire, a reputation earned thanks to its spectacular location and architecture, the true Inca jewel was Cusco, ancient capital of the empire, where the Incas did ruled for over a century as god-kings. In addition to this, the arrival of the Spanish conquistadors brought a huge architectural transformation, resulting in a fascinating city to explore.

Arequipa City

The origins of Arequipa date back to hundreds, maybe thousands of years as a commercial hub where important paths from the Andes met with the ones from the coast. The result is a charming colonial city built with a white volcanic stone and surrounded by three volcanoes standing as timeless guardians. Arequipa is home to a varied and delicious traditional cuisine, interesting museums, alpaca and vicuña shops, little charming cafes, and despite being the second most important city in Peru, it is the kind of town where you want to walk.

The Colca Valley

A three hour drive from Arequipa City take you through the land of the Vicuña, owner of the finest animal fiber on earth, to then wind back down towards the Colca river, forming a valley filled by literarily thousands of ancient farming terraces, and then one of the deepest and most dramatic canyons in the world. Spending a few days here will put you in touch with ancient and living culture, and with one of the most spectacular natural sceneries in the Peruvian Andes.

The Peruvian Desert

A desert in Peru? Well yes… Peru is home to a large section of the Atacama desert. This is not just one of the driest deserts in the world, but also an extremely rich ecosystem for marine wildlife and ancient cultural developments. The Paracas National Reserve, San Fernando Peninsula, the Ballestas Islands and of course the world famous Nazca Lines are just a few examples of wonderful places in the desert that are waiting to be explored by air, sea or land… and for the most adventurous ones, a true paradise to leave the road and cruise on board of the best 4x4 vehicles.

Chachapoyas and The Northern Andes

Are you the kind of traveller who enjoy leaving the beaten path and adventure yourself in remote areas in the search for pristine nature and authentic culture? Completely different to the south, the northern part of the Andes merges with the Amazon in unique ecosystems filled by endemic flora and fauna. This vast land of green mountains and high waterfalls was home to the Chachapoya people, a rich culture that flourished long before the Incas and left spectacular remains such as Kuellap and Revash. Let one of our expert guides take you discover this special Peruvian region.

Trujillo and Chiclayo

Trujillo and Chiclayo, a traditional colonial town and a chaotic and vibrant commercial village; two cities in the northern coast of Peru that are completely different to each other, except for two main things: 1. Amazing pre-Inca archeology in the desert 2. An extremely rich local culture expressed in one of the best regional cuisines in Peru. Two specific elements that make of this a region worth visiting, not to mention the fantastic surfing for those who share that passion.

Lima Northern Beaches Lake Titicaca The Amazon The Sacred Valley Machu Picchu Cusco city Arequipa City The Colca Valley The Peruvian Desert Chachapoyas and The Northern Andes Trujillo and Chiclayo

Accommodations

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