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Here at Inca Expert Travel, your health and comfort are always our top priority. We understand that coronavirus in Peru and around the world has brought a lot of confusion to travelers. Please rest assured that we are always here for you to bring peace of mind while preserving every bit of the wonder that your upcoming trip beholds. If you need to speak with someone directly, remember we are just a call or email away to bring clarity and support.
Restrictions also often change on a day-to-day basis. For more immediate information, please refer to your country of origin’s Embassy in order to view the latest updates regarding new regulations. United States citizens can check the U.S. Embassy in Peru for the latest information.
*This article was last updated on November 4, 2022. It was originally created on March 13, 2020.
If you have any specific questions or concerns about an upcoming trip, please contact your Travel Advisor directly. Any travelers currently in Peru should call our 24-hour emergency line.
Our emergency numbers are listed in your Inca Expert Travel Program.
Your health and comfort are always our top priorities. Please remember that we are here for you – just a call or email away.
Yes, Peru is open for travel and restrictions have eased. All travelers, vaccinated and unvaccinated, can enter Peru, and the use of face masks is optional.
We are continuously monitoring the situation and updating our travelers as things return to normal.
All of Peru’s beloved sites like Machu Picchu, the Inca Trail, and Colca Canyon have reopened their ancient doors.
Contact our expert travel advisors to book your fascinating (and safe) vacation to Peru.
Here are the current restrictions for visitors to Peru:
Machu Picchu Tours:
COVID-19 is an infectious, newly discovered coronavirus that affects the upper respiratory tract. The first case was confirmed in China in December 2019 and has since spread across the globe. The virus is highly contagious, however, there is a low mortality rate. In fact, more than 80 percent of individuals have mild cases, with flu-like symptoms, while about 16 percent have more severe cases that require hospitalization. The majority of individuals with severe cases are elderly, immunosuppressed, or people with underlying health conditions.
Common symptoms of COVID-19:
Any travelers traveling with Inca Expert Travel who think they may have contracted COVID-19 in Peru, are advised to call our 24-hour emergency number to be immediately assisted.
Our emergency numbers are listed in your Inca Expert Travel Program.
Your health. If you have symptoms, dial Peru’s Ministry of Health toll-free number 113, send a WhatsApp message to (+51) 952-842-623, or email [email protected]. Responses may be in Spanish only. You can also call your travel health insurance company for assistance.
Though widespread, you can absolutely minimize your risk and prevent catching COVID-19. Here are further guidelines for minimizing risk from the Center for Disease Control’s website:
Inca Expert Travel does not specialize in healthcare advice. The information we’ve compiled is based on guidelines and details from reputed institutes cited in this article. Some details may not be up-to-date despite our greatest efforts.
Gina loves the hidden turquoise rivers of the Andes, the magical pink dolphins of the Amazon, and the lush ocean-view parks of Lima. She finds Peru to be the most inspiring country in the world, and has been exploring and writing about this sacred place since 2014.
Earlier this year, Atemporal was named on Conde Nast’s 2017 Hot List of the best new hotels around the world. Notably, it was the only South American hotel to earn this distinction.
So you’ve decided to hike the classic Inca Trail to Machu Picchu. The next step is to pick your dates and start the process of booking your Inca Trail permit. But before you do, there are a few important factors you need to consider, such as the best time to trek, weather conditions, and how far in advance to book.
