From world-renowned trekking routes to the shores of Lake Titicaca, Peru offers a rare combination of history, geography, and community connection in one journey. Students can make their way to Machu Picchu, one of the world's most iconic archaeological sites and seven wonders of the world, learning the history behind the citadel while practising Spanish in real, everyday situations along the way.
For those chasing something more physically demanding, the Salkantay Trek climbs to heights of 4,500m, through some of the most spectacular scenery on the planet. Community project work adds another layer, giving students the chance to work alongside local families and see a different side of Peruvian life. Between the altitude, the history, and the connection to community, a school trip to Peru is anything but your average school outing.
Whether the focus is cultural discovery, trekking, or curriculum-led learning, Peru's landscapes and communities offer something for every kind of school journey - from the high Andes to the shores of Lake Titicaca and everywhere in between.