Welcome to my South America travel guides! This vibrant continent is full of breathtaking landscapes, rich culture, and unforgettable experiences – from lush rainforests and towering mountains to colourful cities and incredible local cuisine. Whether you’re seeking adventure, cultural exploration, or culinary delights, these guides will help you plan your journey with confidence. Start exploring Peru to discover ancient ruins, vibrant markets, and hidden gems that make this country a truly unforgettable destination.
Packing for Peru isn’t an easy task – mainly because there are so many different climates to cater for. On top of that, when it’s summer on one side of the country, it’s a different season on the other (and you’ll more than likely be travelling to both if you’re planning on visiting Machu Picchu). … Read more
Solo travel in Peru doesn’t need to feel daunting or overwhelming, but I totally get why you might feel like that. I definitely felt like that before my solo backpacking trip to Peru, but having been there and done it (and now living there), I’m going to give you the low down on what’s safe, … Read more
If you’ve only got one day in Lima, then my guess is you’re in a hurry to head to Cusco. As a British girl spent over a month doing a solo trip to Peru and now lives in Lima , I’m going to give you a whistle-stop tour of everything you can squeeze into a … Read more
As a digital nomad living in Peru since 2023, I’m going to share absolutely everything you need to know about remote working here – from visas, real cost-of-living numbers, best cities, coworking, safety, medical insurance & so much more. This Peru digital nomad guide is going to be comprehensive, so buckle up. Why Choose Peru … Read more
Paracas in Peru is known for its beautiful coastal landscape, including stunning cliffs, beaches, and the national reserve, which is home to diverse wildlife and the famous Ballestas Islands. The town is a popular tourist destination, particularly for those interested in nature, archaeology, and water sports. Since living in Miraflores in Lima, I’ve had the … Read more
Huacachina in Peru is a place like no other and it was one of my favourite places when I first visited Peru on a solo trip. It’s an incredible oasis with a tiny village, home to only a handful of residents, sitting in the heart of a desert, surrounded by golden sand dunes as far … Read more
Barranco in Lima is considered one of the most artistic and cultural districts, with numerous art galleries, quirky coffee shops and live music venues. It’s also home to beautiful parks, beaches and picturesque cliffs that offer stunning views of the ocean. After living in the nearby neighbourhood of Miraflores for a good chunk of the … Read more
Miraflores in Peru is one of the best places to visit in the country. It’s a vibrant city filled with heaps of things to do and see, excellent food to tantalise your taste buds and incredibly generous and kind people. All of these things combined were enough to convince me that this was the first … Read more
Laguna 69 is an absolutely breathtaking turquoise-coloured lake nestled within the Huascarán National Park in the Peruvian Andes. It’s by far one of the most popular spots to visit for those who are visiting northern Peru for stunning its stunning snow-capped mountains, lush valleys and breathtaking natural wonders. In this guide, I’ll cover so key … Read more
Laguna Paron in Huaraz is one of the most striking blue glacial lakes in the world. It’s nestled deep within the Peruvian Andes and is fast becoming one of the most popular lakes to visit for those staying in the nearby towns of Huaraz and Caraz. If you’re looking to escape the hustle and bustle … Read more
If you’re heading to Peru then the lagunas in Huaraz are without a doubt one of the best things to add to your itinerary. In fact, Huaraz is a hub for outdoors lovers, with awe-inspiring mountains surrounding the breathtaking lagunas, meaning you’re never too far from an epic hiking trail or viewpoint. In this guide, … Read more
If you’re heading to South America and looking for a 3 week Peru itinerary that explores all of the best bits plus some hidden gems, then look no further – because I’ve been travelling around Peru consistently for the last 4 years (ever since I did a solo trip to Peru in 2021) and now live … Read more