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Peru offers a peek into wildlife like never before! With more than 1800 species of birds, 300+ mammals and nearly 500 types of reptiles and amphibians, Peru’s climate and diverse landscape makes it a unique habitat for animals to not only survive, but truly thrive.
Make sure to list them all down and give the family a challenge to see how many they can spot in the wild!


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The island of Taquile, located in Lake Titicaca, is a testament to the beauty of community–perfect for the quintessential family vacation! But it’s not just their strong sense of community that is the attraction; their weaving tradition is recognised by UNESCO as part of the world’s intangible cultural heritage. The textile art brings Peruvian culture to life, with the men specializing in clothing like vests, sweaters and chullos, while the women of the community weave pieces such as girdles (chumpis), colorful blankets (llicllas) and small bags (chuspas).
A chance for the entire family to learn and indulge in true Peruvian tradition!


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First time travelling to Peru with the family? Don’t worry, we’ve put together some key things you need to keep in mind for your family to experience Peru without any problems. Save this list and make sure to tick them off when getting ready for your next trip!


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Paracas is the kind of place that makes kids ask, ‘How can this all be in one spot?’ One morning you’re on a boat spotting sea lions and birds; that afternoon you’re standing on desert cliffs looking down at waves crashing into the coast. It’s easy to reach, easy to navigate, and full of ‘wow’ moments that don’t require long hikes. Add it between Lima and the south, and you’ve got a family day everyone will brag about.

What are the kids going to enjoy the most?


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The Magic Water Circuit in Lima is an ideal place to begin: fountains, lights, and laughter that everyone from toddlers to grandparents can enjoy together. Pick one fountain, take the same family photo there, and promise yourselves you’ll come back and recreate it.


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If you’re looking to embrace the local culture while it’s fun for the whole family, Awana Kancha is the place for you! En route to the Sacred Valley, you’ll find the textile and South American camelid exhibition centre that combines the excitement of an interactive animal farm with ancient textile-making techniques. So while your kids are busy learning about their new favourite animal, you can be whisked away to the beauty of Peruvian craftsmanship. A little something for everyone!


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If you’re travelling to Lima with kids, Miraflores is an easy yes. You get ocean‑view walks, parks and playgrounds, plenty of cafés and ice‑cream stops, and Kennedy Park, with its famous cats - just a short stroll away.
It’s safe, lively, and full of options for short outings between naps or meals.


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Gocta is one of those places where the journey really does shape the memory. You can choose a shorter in‑and‑out path that gets you to the base with a solid half‑day of hiking, or commit to a longer circuit with extra viewpoints and more time inside the cloud forest. Either way, you finish in front of a towering waterfall, soaked in mist and slightly in awe of how far your legs carried you. If you were planning this day, which version would you pick - short and sweet, or long and all‑in?