The fastest way to reach Peru is by plane. But you won't find a direct flight between Paris and Lima. All airlines will therefore have to make a stopover in neighboring countries such as Madrid, Amsterdam or Miami. The journey time will be around 20 hours.
Once in the country, the locals will certainly advise you to take the bus . It is also the most common and cheapest means of transport. However, it is not very suitable for long journeys due to the increasing number of accidents. We recommend that you take it for journeys between large cities because companies offer more comfortable double-decker vehicles with mint data reclining seats. For long journeys, internal flights are a good idea, they are also increasingly used. A word of advice, however, for prices, compare.
What documents are required to travel to Peru?
For a tourist stay in Peru, if you are a French national, you will only need a passport valid for at least 6 months from your arrival in the country. Your trip must last a maximum of 183 days over a period of 365 days. On the other hand, citizens of neighboring countries such as Argentina, Brazil, Bolivia or Venezuela will only have to present their national identity card to enter Peru.
What clothes are suitable for Peru's climate?
With Peru's varying climate depending on the region, it would be best to bring a thermal t-shirt that will keep you cool during the heat of the day. Be aware that when we enter summer in Europe, Peru begins its winter season. In addition, choose light clothing during the day and warm clothing for nights in the mountains . Also, don't forget to bring waterproof clothing to protect yourself from the rain.
Finally, pack good walking shoes , a trekking pole and a bottle of water in your suitcase for successful hiking experiences.