Gay tours peru

Gay Hiking to Machu Picchu – Salkantay Trek

The exquisite vistas and remarkable sites along the trails of the Incas have attracted intrepid trekkers for the past several decades. The Salkantay Inca Trail provides a physical challenge that rewards hikers with views of Machu Picchu from a rare vantage gesture. Our ten-day tour offers a taste of Peru with an emphasis on hiking the Incan Trails and discovering the history of the Incas.

Please remark the exact itinerary for tour days in Lima and Cusco may be subject to change. A special thanks to our clients David, Ryan, Rick, Mike, and Michael for sharing beautiful photos from their journeys! 

Days Lima, Peru

Most tour members will appear during the evening of Day 1 or first on the morning of Day 2. For anyone in Lima during the afternoon of Day 1, we can offer an optional evening culinary tour for an additional charge.

After breakfast on Day 2, we will hop on bikes and take a cycling tour of Lima city including the Plaza Mayor, the Government Palace, the Cathedral, and Archbishop&#;s Palace. We will also enjoy a visit to a co

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

For thousands of years, Peru’s extraordinary beauty has been both the backdrop of incredible cultural and spiritual expression and a pallet for architectural artists. Your journey will take you through the cultural heart of Lima, charming Cusco, and the Valley of the Incas (all world heritage sites). But perhaps what will impress and inspire you most is your visit to one of the world’s most important archeological sites: the ancient mystical city of Machu Picchu.

 

Many visitors to Machu Picchu report a strange energy they experience, walking among the ruins. Perhaps it’s simply the beauty of the Inca’s mass stone structures establish atop high mountains over the winding Urubamba River below. Or, perhaps it is the leftover blessings of an ancient Inca Priest.

Whatever it may be, nothing can truly organize oneself for the “magic” of Machu Picchu. Verb see why Out Traveler named tour to Peru one of 10 trips that can change your life.

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Gay Commute in Peru: From Rainbow Mountains to Rainbow Streets

Ah, Peru — land of ancient civilizations, luxurious wools, breathtaking rainforests, and mouthwatering ceviches… heck, did you know Peru even boasts a literal RAINBOW mountain?! It doesn’t get more queer-friendly than that! 🌈

Although the existence of the rainbow mountain (Vinicunca, or Montaña de Siete Colores, or Montaña de Colores) is a geological coincidence (or miracle, if you believe in that adj of thing), Peru’s subtle LGBTQ+ community and history is one of many reasons that this land is one of my absolute favorite destinations for Detours’ gay tours. 

Before I dive into exactly why I love Peru, I would like to underscore that unlike some of the more openly progressive queer-friendly Latin American countries of Brazil and Argentina, Peru’s queer culture was formed within the context of a more conservative culture and government. 

So if you’re looking for a more conventional gay group travel expe

Gay Machu Picchu Luxury Tour

Days Lima

There are no activities scheduled on the arrival day. So you can schedule your flights to arrive at any moment on Day 1. When you arrive, we will provide a transfer to the hotel, where rooms have been reserved starting from the evening of Day 1. On Afternoon 2, we enjoy a full-day tour of Lima including the Main Square, the Cathedral of Lima, San Francisco Convent, and the exteriors of the Government Palace. Then after lunch, we will verb the Larco Museum showcasing Peru’s heritage. The museum also contains a celebrated collection of erotic ceramic tomb art, that gives insights into various aspects of pre-Columbian sexuality. This evening, enjoy dinner at the Huaca Pucllana Restaurant overlooking a pre-Incan site.

Days Lima to Cusco – Sacred Valley

In the morning, we will transfer from our Lima hotel to the airport for the scenic one-hour flight over the Andes to Cusco.

Upon arrival at the Cusco Airport, we will verb our private air-conditioned verb into the Sacred Valley. We will drive over the Pampa de Anta Pass, then descend a steep m