Grandpa wants calm, the parents want the classics and the kids want adventure. On Peru Together nobody has to compromise: three paces, one trip.
Grandpa wants calm. The parents want to see the classics. The kids want adventure. On almost every family trip, someone ends up giving in: the one who gets bored, the one who gets tired, the one who stays at the hotel. On Peru Together, nobody does.
Peru Together is a 7-day group trip through Cusco and Machu Picchu designed for multi-generation families and groups of friends who move at different speeds. Here's how it works.
One hotel, one table
Everyone stays at the same hotel in Cusco for all 7 days and shares the table every evening. No changing rooms every two days, no packing at dawn. One base, and with grandparents and kids, that's worth its weight in gold.
Three paces to choose from
On the flexible days (days 2, 3 and 5), each traveler chooses their pace:
- Serene Pace: scenic tours, comfortable transport and time to take it all in.
- Classic Pace: cultural walks, the great sites and the Sacred Valley.
- Adventurous Pace: biking in Maras, ATVs and Rainbow Mountain.
You choose the pace for each flexible day at least a week in advance, and you can switch from one day to the next. Best of all: everyone pays the same rate, whatever they choose.
Everyone at their own pace. All together at Machu Picchu.
One day, three speeds
Take day 3 in Maras, Moray and the Sacred Valley: Serene travelers visit Maras and Moray by van; Classic travelers enjoy the "VIP Valley" with lunch by the Urubamba; Adventurous travelers bike down between terraces and salt pans. In the evening, everyone meets at the group dinner at A Mi Manera, each with a story to tell.
Day 5 is "the mountain or the kitchen": a cooking class at SUYU for Serene; Humantay Lake, Vinicunca or Palccoyo for Classic; and Vinicunca by ATV for Adventurous. That day's mountain excursions go above 4,000 m and are optional. That night, a dinner show with a tasting menu at SUYU.
The moments that matter, together
Some days nobody splits up. Arrival and the first table together, with the welcome dinner at Casa Cusqueña, facing the Plaza de Armas. Machu Picchu, with the Inca Rail Voyager train, a private guided visit and lunch. And Chinchero, with Quechua weavers and a real Offering to the Earth ceremony.
And at Machu Picchu, everyone in the same photo.
The practical side
- Altitude: Cusco sits at 3,400 m. We recommend arriving a day early if possible.
- Ages: it's suitable for kids and older adults; that's what the three paces are for.
- Open enrollment: you don't have to be family. You can join solo, as a couple or with friends.
- Support: an Inkateam leader travels with the group.
Is it for you?
- Multi-generation families who want to be together without anyone being left behind.
- Groups of friends with different paces.
- A first trip to Peru, with everything taken care of.
- A celebration: an anniversary, a milestone birthday or a family reunion.
On the last day there's a free morning in San Blas before the airport transfer. Time for one last coffee, one last memory, and the feeling that, this time, nobody had to compromise.
Check the Peru Together 2027 departures and reserve your group's spots. Want to plan it calmly? Message us on WhatsApp or book a video call.
