Rent a Motorhome, Campervan, Sleepervan or 4x4 Offroad Camper in Peru - experience the wonders of nature
Peru is the source of the world's most water-rich river. The Amazon originates in the Andes and flows eastward through Brazil to the Atlantic. The tropical region around the river forms its own biotope, which is home to hidden tribes, a rich wildlife and undiscovered natural secrets. Jungle safaris of all kinds, whether on foot, by boat or by jeep, are a wonderful way to explore the Amazon rainforests. Rent your Motorhome, Camper or off-road Camper with us, we offer a large selection of travel vehicles. Get your offer from us!
Peru - General
Peru is home to part of the Amazon rainforest and Machu Picchu, an ancient Inca city high up in the Andes. The area around Machu Picchu, including the Sacred Valley, the Inca Trail and the colonial city of Cusco, has numerous archaeological sites. The capital Lima is located on the dry Pacific coast of Peru with a well-preserved colonial center and important collections of pre-Columbian art.
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The travel website Lonely Planet Peru provides more detailed information.
The following Travel Guide contains more information about Peru.
Peru - Camping
Exploring Peru by Camper is something for real adventurers. Wide gravel roads, narrow pass roads and occasional river crossings demand a lot from the Motorhome. That is why it is important to carefully check the equipment again before starting your trip. A functioning gas and water technology is essential for the wild country. This is the only way to ensure reliable heating, food preparation and light. If you rent a Motorhome in Peru from Germany, you cannot always be sure that everything important is available on arrival. The most important spare parts can be bought online in advance as an emergency package. So there are no bad surprises on the trip.
The following Camping Guide provides a list of camping sites.
Peru - Nature
There are numerous seabirds, seagulls, terns, sea pelicans, penguins and seals on the coast. Due to the nutrient-rich plankton, the coastal waters are rich in various fish species. The famous condor lives in the Andes, as the legendary king of the air. Llamas and alpacas find perfect living conditions in the heights. In the jungle are pumas, jaguars, parrots, giant otters, monkeys, tapirs and alligators. Perú has around 1,800 different bird species and new species are constantly being added.
Get more information in this Guide to National Parks in Peru.