Andes Tours and Activities
Explore the spectacular Andes by hiking to breathtaking viewpoints. Visit indigenous markets to engage with local cultures. Discover a variety of activities that invite you to delve deeper into this majestic region, from guided excursions to culinary workshops.The best Andes tour packages
Experience the iconic Inca Trail and Lake Titicaca while indulging in a local food tour that highlights unique Andean flavors. Engage with lively street markets full of artisan goods.
10 hours
4.97 (33)
Private Tour Charm of Cocora Valley Salento and Philandia
$110
10 hours
4.7 (37)
Snowy Ruiz + Hot Springs from Manizales
$132
7 hours
5 (17)
The Anti Coffee tour: a visit to La Cascada Arcoiris Farm
$45
6 hours
4.33 (21)
Cocora, Salento and Filandia Tour
$130
2 hours
5 (4)
Private Tasting of High Quality Colombian Coffees
$30
3 hours
5 (4)
Coffee tour in the heart of the coffee region
$30
5 hours
4.25 (4)
Santa Rosa De Cabal Hot Springs
$150
8 hours
4.5 (2)
Full Day Tour of Cocora Valley, Salento, and Filandia Coffee Town (from Armenia)
$221
6 hours
5 (1)
Manizales City Tour with Cable Car and Chipre Viewpoint
$87
30 minutes
5 (1)
Manizales Arrival or Departure Transfer La Nubia Airport
$20
5 hours
5 (1)
Coffee Farm and Salento Walking Tour
$88
1 to 3 days
5 (1)
Two days Botanical Garden, coffee and Trekking
$486.6
Cities in Andes
Attractions in Andes
- Inca Trail: Experience ancient pathways leading to Machu Picchu.
- Lake Titicaca Boat Tour: Explore floating islands and traditional communities.
- Colca Canyon Trek: Discover stunning landscapes and diverse wildlife.
- Local Culinary Workshop: Learn to cook authentic Andean dishes with locals.
- Sacred Valley Guided Tour: Visit archaeological sites with expert insights.
Most popular destinations close to Andes
Day trips in Andes
Machu Picchu
- Duration: full-day loop
- Highlights: Marvel at ancient ruins and breathtaking vistas.
- Best for: history enthusiasts and adventure seekers.
Sacred Valley
- Duration: full-day loop
- Highlights: Visit charming villages and stunning landscapes.
- Best for: culture lovers and photographers.
Colca Canyon
- Duration: realistic two-hour drive
- Highlights: Spot condors and enjoy dramatic scenery.
- Best for: nature lovers and hikers.
Andes Expert Travel Tips
- Check weather updates to pack accordingly.
- Bring cash (PEN) for local markets and vendors.
- Book tours in advance during peak seasons.
- Be mindful of altitude sickness; acclimatize properly.
- Try local dishes for an authentic culinary experience.
Your travel journey starts here
Sign up for travel tips, personalized itineraries, and vacation inspirationsTravel Andes your way
Outdoor Activities
Tickets & Passes
Food & Drink
Art & Culture
Classes & Workshops
Best time to visit Andes
Spring 2025
Spring brings mild weather; enjoy the Inti Raymi festival celebrating the sun god.
Summer 2025
Summer offers warm days; hike the vibrant Salkantay Trail.
Autumn 2025
Autumn presents cooler temperatures; partake in harvest festivals across the region.
Winter 2025
Winter is chilly; visit picturesque mountain villages during the festive season.
FAQs
Do I need a permit to hike the Inca Trail?
Yes, permits are required for the Inca Trail and usually cost around $60 USD, so booking in advance is essential.
Is it easy to find vegetarian food in the Andes?
Yes, many restaurants offer vegetarian options, especially in larger towns like Cusco and Arequipa.
What is the best way to get to Lake Titicaca?
The best way is by bus from Cusco, taking approximately six hours for a scenic journey.
How much does it cost to visit Machu Picchu?
Entry tickets to Machu Picchu start at around $50 USD per person, with additional costs for guided tours.
Can I drink the tap water in the Andes?
It is not recommended to drink tap water; opt for bottled water which is widely available.