Hi Mathieu!

If you're looking for some inspiration for what to do in Peru, I would suggest including the following places:

Huacachina - stunning desert oasis where you can do sand-boarding or just relax by the pool.
Islas Ballestas - a place to go if you love wildlife; there's an abundance here!
Nazca - to see the infamous Nazca Lines.
Lake Titicaca - get an insight into how the local people live on the islands.
Macchu Picchu - inlcuding the Inca Trail if you like trekking.
Arequipa - visit the beautiful Colca Canyon, one of the deepest canyons in the world.

I hope you have a really fantastic time!

Suzanne

Embark on the journey back in time to the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu. Built around 1450 and abandoned 100 years later, Machu Picchu lay forgotten in 1911 when Hiram Bingham brought attention to this treasure and it was shortly thereafter declared a world heritage site. It recently received a title change to be included as one of the New 7 Wonders of the World. The ruins of Machu Picchu is 7970ft above sea level on a ridge in the Umbra Valley in Peru, meaning that altitude sickness can be a problem for some. The building is built of dry stone walls, and created perfect but in some places the rocks are built so well that a knife could not pass ...