PERU · SPA & HOT SPRINGS
Good hot springs & spa days fill weeks ahead and the best go first. Below: the 4 to book early, what each one includes, and how they differ once you look past the photos.
Lares Valley trek to Machu Picchu with hot springs, small-group Quechua villages, expert Indigenous guides, and a guided Machu Picchu day.
“My experience with this trail/hike has been amazing. The guides Saúl Guerra and Jose Santos were great at showing us everything there is to know, and you could see they were enthusiastic about the knowledge they shared.”
Hike the remote Lares route to Machu Picchu in 4 days, with high passes, hot springs, tents, train rides, and a guided Machu Picchu visit.
“My first visit to Peru and high altitude trekking experience. Sam Travel Peru met all our needs and expectations. Transportation to and from CUZ/local hotels were included and definitely made logistics easier. The hike itself was amazing. Incredible views both day and night. Our guide, Adner, was knowledgeable about Inca history and local cultures. He did a great job managing a group with different hiking abilities and speeds. The food provided was excellent, especially considering it was prepared in a tent. You will not go hungry. Our horseman worked hard as well. Would definitely recommend and use again. Only negative was a local strike that was beyond SAM Travel’s control…”
Full-day Arequipa trip to Salinas Lagoon and Lojen Hot Springs, with volcano viewpoints, optional meals, and big Andean views.
“The guide is good. And the view of the Salinas Lagoon is amazing. However, it is suggested to have more time for the lake.”
Spend a full day from Cusco to Ausangate, with stops at 7 high-altitude lagoons, a home-style meal, and optional hot springs.
“mi è piaciuta la visita delle sette lagune e mi è piaciuta l'energia della guida, ma non sapeva l'inglese, inoltre anche colazione e pranzo hanno lasciato a desiderare.. infine i bagni termali non li abbiamo visti proprio”
Pick a kind of day, and see the best of it.
