
A focused, fast visit
Machu Picchu Escape
A four-day starting plan around Cusco, the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu. Add time for altitude and connection delays.
- Transport
- Road transfers + train
- Season
- Apr–Nov · confirm access
Peru · Coast, Andes & Amazon
From Lima’s coastal streets to the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu. Choose the journey that fits your time, then leave room for the connections in between.
Find your route
4 curated routes
4–13 days to make your own
31 curated activities
29 places to stay
Start with the right route
A focused Machu Picchu visit, a coastal escape or a wider journey. Compare the starting plans by pace and connection, then make the days your own.

A focused, fast visit
A four-day starting plan around Cusco, the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu. Add time for altitude and connection delays.

Coast and the Inca heartland
A nine-day starting plan from Lima and the Ica coast to Cusco and Machu Picchu. A busy introduction with distinct travel days.

City life and desert landscapes
A six-day starting plan for Lima, Paracas, Huacachina and Nazca. Keep the return to Lima clear after the southern leg.

More regions, more connections
A thirteen-day starting plan adds an Amazon lodge and Titicaca. The expedition-to-Cusco connection needs particular care.
Season labels describe the curated plans, not guaranteed access or weather. Check actual rail services and Machu Picchu routes for your dates.
The details make the difference
Start with the ticket, the base and the season. Then make room for the places that brought you here.
The Inca heartland
A journey of your own
Beyond the Andes
The places that stay with you
A few selected places in Fyno’s collection of 31 curated activities. Find them along your route.

Machu Picchu
2-5h · Ancient cities

Cusco
3h · Ancient cities

Ica
1h · Oasis

Titicaca
3h · Exotic islands
Somewhere worth waking up
29 curated stays in the collection. Compare the real locality and next connection before choosing the room.

Lima
Boutique hotel · 3 stars

Ica
Boutique hotel · Vineyards

Machu Picchu
Boutique hotel · River-front

Iquitos
Lodge · 3 stars
A word from your curator

Peru is enormous, as well as its opportunities for adventures. This land of ancient wonders and vibrant culture warrants for visiting over and over to explore all its stunning regions. From the vibrant streets of Lima, through the lush Amazon in Iquitos, to the mystical allure of the Sacred Valley – Peru will ignite a sense of adventure that will stay with you forever.
A good place to start
A few essentials for the journey. Keep the details close and check conditions as your trip approaches.
Cusco is about 3,400 metres above sea level. A saved acclimation day is not a guarantee of readiness for a strenuous hike.
Allow time for the actual sleeping elevations and mountain outings in your trip. Seek personal advice from a qualified travel-health clinician; keep Vinicunca optional after a late return from Machu Picchu.
CDC: Peru elevation guidance →Machu Picchu has three circuits and ten routes. They cover different areas, and some routes are seasonal.
Choose the route, date and entry time, then match the train and town overnight. A hotel or rail ticket does not reserve admission. Read the official circuit maps before choosing.
Tickets and connections →The coast, Andes and Amazon need different transport and time allowances. Iquitos is reached by plane or boat.
The longer saved route puts its final Amazon lodge day and a Cusco hotel on the same day. Arrange the boat return and flight connections explicitly; add time if they do not fit.
Read the Adventure day notes →Official planning sources checked November 5, 2026. Confirm current access and transport again for your dates.
Keep exploring
Explore nine areas, from northern mountain treks to the southern coast. They cover large distances and need separate travel plans.
4-day starting plan
9-day starting plan
6-day starting plan
13-day starting plan
From inspiration to your itinerary
Make a curated plan your own, keep your places together and take Fyno along for the journey.