PeruHotels
When it comes to Accommodation In Peru, you have plenty of options to choose from.
- Cheaper-hotels are often converted from colonial mansions and offer no-frills rooms for around S/60.
- For a bit more comfort, mid-range hotels (generally three-star) offer clean rooms with private bathrooms, towels, and hot water for S/55–160 ($20–60).
- If you're looking for something more luxurious, Peru has quite a few five-star hotels (usually costing upwards of S/600/$225 for a double room) in Lima, Arequipa, Cusco, Trujillo, and Iquitos.
- Even four-star hotels (S/300–500/$112–225) offer excellent service, fine dining, and comfortable rooms.
Hostels are a popular option for budget travellers during Peru Tours And Travel. Although many are not affiliated with Hostelling International, there are still over forty that are linked to the organization, located in various cities such as Arequipa, Cusco, Lima, and more.
Expect to pay around S/15-25 ($6-9) for a bed, with the most expensive options in Lima.
Most hostels have chea p cafeterias and are open 24 hours a day, making them great places to meet other travellers and enjoy the party scene.
PeruCamping i
Camping is an excellent way to explore Peru, as some of the country’s most stunning destinations are well off the beaten track. While there are only a few organized campsites, which cost between S/10–15/person, camping is possible almost anywhere in the country, and it’s usually free.
- You can set up camp in the fields or forest beyond the outskirts of settlements, but always ask permission and advice from the nearest farm or house first.
- There are a few restricted areas, but Peru’s enormous sandy coastline is generally open territory.
- When camping in Peru, it’s essential to take precautions for your safety.
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