Current Protocols

Although Peru opened its borders to neighboring countries in October 2020, the current list now includes, among others, the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

On January 4th, 2021 Peruvian authorities imposed a mandatory 14-day quarantine for any travellers coming into the country. This confinement period can be fulfilled in private accommodation (hotels, temporary rentals, family homes, etc.) or the government will provide a designated location. On the 6th day of confinement, travelers will be able to retake a PCR COVID-19 test. A negative result will allow them to resume their travel plans throughout the country. Current national security measures allow access to the following activities according to the category assigned to each region:

Category 1 – Lima, Puno (Lake Titicaca), Loreto (Iquitos), Ica (Paracas), Áncash (Huaraz),

National curfew runs from 9:00 pm to 4:00 am. Mandatory confinement on Sundays.
Essential establishments like grocery stores, pharmacies and banks at 40%.
Restaurants: indoor and outdoor dining at 30% capacity and delivery.
Entertainment, art, cultural and archaeological sites at 20% capacity with protocols.

Category 2 – Cusco

National curfew runs from 9:00 pm to 4:00 am. Transit in private vehicles is not allowed on Sundays.
Essential establishments like grocery stores, pharmacies and banks at 50%.
Restaurants: indoor dining at 30% capacity and outdoor dining at 40% capacity.
Entertainment, art, cultural and archaeological sites at 30% capacity with protocols.

Category 3 – Piura (Máncora), Madre de Dios (Puerto Maldonado)

National curfew runs from 10:00 pm to 4:00 am. Transit in private vehicles is not allowed on Sundays.
Essential establishments like grocery stores, pharmacies and banks at 60%.
Restaurants: indoor dining at 50% capacity and outdoor dining at 60% capacity.
Entertainment, art, cultural and archaeological sites at 50% capacity with protocols.

Travel Requirements

Before any trip, please keep in mind the following protocols:

Travelers must sign an Affidavit of Health, and are required to show a negative PCR COVID-19 test issued within 72 hours of their flights to and/or within Peru.
At the airport, everyone is required to use a surgical mask and face shield or safety goggles at all times. During their stay, only a face mask will be required out in public.
Before departure, our team will help your clients find the closest testing center that will fulfill any requirements necessary to return home.

For more information, please check out the protocols implemented by the Lima Airport.

Flexibility & Terms

Throughout the sales process, we will work to provide more flexible booking conditions. Deposits and payment plans can be defined according to the itinerary. For postponements, we may negotiate periods of up to 24 months with additional perks and waive any Peru Empire fees. Please contact your experience concierge for more details.

For your clients’ peace of mind, we recommend acquiring travel insurance. Ask us about available options if you don’t already work with a provider.

Health & Safety

We remain dedicated to deliver the highest standards of health and safety. All partners are equally determined to provide the same experience. Check out a complete list of the protocols implemented by Andean Experience Co. & Peru Empire