Peru Vacation Rentals

Peru's selection of vacation rentals is vast and diverse, ranging from comfortable houses and apartments to luxurious condo units and villas that are furnished and well equipped. Many places to stay at in Peru include a swimming pool, Jacuzzi, or even wellness facilities.

Indulge in Peruvian cuisine

Peruvian cuisine, a fusion of European and indigenous flavors, is simply amazing. Around most Peruvian vacation rentals, you'll find plenty of opportunities to sample local foods at nearby eateries.

Although you may have tried the country’s national dish, ceviche, at home, nothing compares to having it in Peru. You can find this simple mixture of fresh fish marinated in lime juice, hot chilies, and onion at most restaurants. You could also try aji de gallina, shredded poultry bathed in a creamy, spicy sauce made with peppers; or papa a la Huancaína, potatoes in spicy cheese sauce.

Explore Peru’s best museums

Peru boasts a wealth of museums offering insights into its fascinating culture and history. If you’re interested in Pre-Columbine art, Museo Aqueológico Rafael Larco Herrera should be your first stop. The 18th-century colonial building features a collection of 45,000 artifacts. To see religious art, tour the 17th-century baroque Convento y Museo de San Francisco, which also has a library and catacombs to explore. You'll also want to wander through the Museo de la Nación, home to extensive exhibits on Incan art and history.

A spiritual journey

Opting for Peru vacation rentals places you close to points of interest and amenities. If you're staying in the country's capital, Lima, make sure to venture to the Temple of Pachacamac, just 40km from the city. This gargantuan complex of pyramids and temples, about 1,800 years old, was built by the Moche and Wari people.

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