Trusted Agencies and Guides




Trusted Agencies & Guides

Planning a trip to Peru should be exciting and not stressful. Unfortunately, not every agency delivers what they promise, and travelers sometimes face scams or poor service. That’s why we’ve created this Trusted Agencies & Guides page.

Here you’ll find only those operators who have shared their RUC number, or information if based outside of Peru, and demonstrated professionalism, reliability, and care for travelers. These are the people and companies we feel confident connecting you with, so you can focus on enjoying your journey.

✅ Verified with RUC numbers

✅ Experienced in providing safe, quality services

✅ Recommended for travelers who want peace of mind

Whether you’re booking a city tour in Cusco, an adventure in the Sacred Valley, or a trip into the Amazon, this page is your starting point for finding reliable local experts.

Let's Peru It Specialists in crafting personalised itineraries and offering the best tours, experiences, and transport in Peru. Whether you seek the Classic Inca Trail, a Lima city tour, or just a casual walk through the Olive Park Let's Peru It will organise your unforgettable trip through the land of the Incas.

Errant Odyssey Is your travel planner for meaningful adventures offering authentic, curated experiences and essential packages including the Classic Inca Trial to help curious souls forge deeper connections with nature, culture, and themselves.

Alberto Tolado Sotomayor Discover Cusco with Alberto, your local born guide. Alberto offers a range of unforgettable adventures, from historic walking tours, Sacred Valley excursions, to a quad bike to Rainbow Mountain, all designed to make your journey through Peru a once in a lifetime experience.

Saqras Peru Travel Offers authentic family run tours to Peru’s most iconic destinations, including Machu Picchu, the Sacred Valley and more, backed by 15 years of expert guidance. 


Cusco-Inside is a locally run travel agency offering authentic, tailor-made experiences across Cusco and the Sacred Valley.
With deep local knowledge and certified guides, they go beyond the classic routes to create meaningful, well-organized journeys.
Their focus is on personalized service, comfort, and responsible tourism that respects local communities and landscapes.
From iconic highlights to hidden gems, Cusco Inside helps travelers experience Peru in a genuine and unforgettable way.

Cusco Beto Travel & Services creates authentic journeys across Cusco, Machu Picchu, and the Sacred Valley. With strong local knowledge and personalized planning, every trip is smooth, meaningful, and well organized. A trusted local agency for travelers seeking genuine Peruvian experiences.




If you would like your business listed, please contact us at Peru Travel Advice and Tours and we will be happy to help. 



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