Peru






Students who join us in Peru have scaled glaciated Andean peaks, explored ancient Inca ruins, explored the depths of the Amazon jungle and worked alongside villagers in rural communities since we introduced operations here in 2008. Students partner with local organisations to understand some of the area’s most significant challenges, which include access to clean water and education for girls. Outside of service, Peru offers students a variety of outdoor activities, such as hiking, rafting, zip lining and mountain biking.

Whether it’s the mountains, the beach, the rainforest, or valley towns, every view in Peru is breathtaking. Meet hardworking people in remote villages, contribute to service projects that make a tangible difference and leave the country feeling refreshed and inspired. You’ll want to return as soon as you leave.

Country Snapshot
  • Population:

    31 million

  • Capital City:
    Lima
  • Currency:
    Peruvian Nuevo Sol (PEN)
  • Language:
    Spanish and Quechua
  • Local Lingo:
    Hello
    Hola
    How are you?
    ¿Cómo estás?
    Welcome
    Bienvenido
    Please
    Por favor
    Thank you
    Gracias
    Excuse me
    Perdón
    Sorry
    Lo siento (perdón)
    Goodbye
    Adios
Country Snapshot
  • Population:

    31 million

  • Capital City:
    Lima
  • Currency:
    Peruvian Nuevo Sol (PEN)
  • Language:
    Spanish and Quechua
  • Local Lingo:
    Hello
    Hola
    How are you?
    ¿Cómo estás?
    Welcome
    Bienvenido
    Please
    Por favor
    Thank you
    Gracias
    Excuse me
    Perdón
    Sorry
    Lo siento (perdón)
    Goodbye
    Adios
When in Peru...

Experience the Sacred Valley: Get a glimpse of how Incas once lived while participating in service projects in the Sacred Valley.

Discover the living city of the Incas: Explore the ruins of Machu Picchu: Arrive in 4 time to watch the sunrise and marvel at the expertise of the ancient Incas.

Explore the ruins of Machu Picchu: Arrive in time to watch the sunrise and marvel at the expertise
of the ancient Incas.

Take an interpretive walk in the Amazon Rainforest: Search for fauna and learn about medicinal and other uses of the native plants and insects.

Machu Picchu and the Amazon