Peru Travel Guide

This incredible country holds a special place in our hearts as it’s where we, Oliver and Carae, first met. Beyond that sentimental note, it’s our favorite travel destination. If someone asked us, “I have 2 to 3 weeks and want to go somewhere awesome,” we’d confidently recommend Peru. Picture yourself catching waves on the beautiful beaches of Mancora, exploring the ancient ruins of Machu Picchu, hiking around the majestic volcanoes near Arequipa, or embarking on an exciting wildlife expedition in the Amazon rainforest. If you’re looking for a country that offers a bit of everything, we highly recommend Peru.

Colombia to Peru by Boat: A Guide with Tips & Tricks for Crossing the Amazon in 2024

If you’re anything like me, the thought of the Amazon rainforest probably fills your mind with images of heat, rain, humidity, and all those creepy-crawly critters. snakes, spiders, and bugs galore! Welcome to the wild and wonderful Amazon! Spanning over six countries in South America, visiting this incredible place is likely on your travel bucket…

The 11 Best Things to Do in Mancora Peru

Mancora in Peru is one of the coolest little beach towns in the country and defo has something for everyone. When we visited, Mancora was super quiet with amazing weather, great food, fantastic waves, and just a few tourists here and there. But I’ve also heard stories from friends saying it’s this wild party town.…

Where to Eat in Mancora: The 13 Best Restaurants and Eateries in Mancora

Mancora completely surprised me as a foodie hotspot. I wasn’t expecting it at all, but that’s the magic of this place. At first glance, it might not seem like the most picturesque beach town, but trust me, the longer you stay, the more you fall in love with it. Now, let’s talk about the food…

Where to stay in Mancora: The Ultimate Guide For Mancora in 2024

Mancora, Peru, holds a special place in our hearts because it’s where we traveled together for the first time and where we relaxed after all the intense hiking adventures in Peru. If you’ve trekked around Peru, you know the drill: you’re basically hiking everywhere, bracing for the cold due to high altitudes, and ending up…