My husband and I used Peru Hop to explore Peru and we couldn’t be happier. We were so nervous about doing a hop on hop off since we like to explore on our own but Peru Hop ended up being so much fun! Especially when you don’t speak the language or know what to do or where to go, you definitely need Peru Hop! Ricardo and Johnny was so helpful and fun. Very patient with answering everyone’s questions and there was a good amount of people on the bus.Thank you so much for everything guys!

The travel was a breeze and the buses were on time, clean and comfy. Our guide Diego was an absolute gem: friendly, knowledgeable and funny. Always there to answer any questions you may have.

Peru Hop is a great way to explore Peru. You can plan a trip quickly with the website, which was an excellent option for us since we did not have much time to plan a trip and had a tight schedule. Everything is well organized. Once they pick you up from a hotel, then you are in good hands. We had three excellent and very friendly guides Ricardo, Johny, and Elvio. They all spoke English very well and were extremely helpful. They helped people to book accommodations and tours while in the bus, explained details and answered questions.

Another thing that I liked is their meal organization. To reduce waiting time, we were ordering food while in the bus. So that by the time we stop at the restaurant, all the meals are ready. This is very good organization!I must admit, I was a bit sceptical about the bus. We typically fly, rent a car, and go. I do not even recall when I took a bus last time prior to the trip. But I am not disappointed, and, in fact, very happy with our decision. Another important thing is that we decided to do this trip with our two-year old daughter. She was absolutely fine. She had her seat and so was able to lay down and sleep well when she needed. We also downloaded 15 hours of cartoons to the phone and brought a phone clamp with a gooseneck holder. So that she had entertainment during the longer rides.

Our friends asked, “are you going to bring a bag of diapers?” For those who have this type of concerns, there are a lot of babies in Peru and you can buy diapers in any amount (from one to a box) in any pharmacy. There were two overnight bus rides. Again, it went pretty well. She slept much better than adults because she could lay flat.

Overall, I can say that, despite the majority of travellers are in their early twenties, Peru Hop can be considered baby friendly. You (parents) just need to be prepared.We had an incident in Paracas. We suspected that our 2-year old had a joint dislocation or something similar with her hand. It turned out that everything was OK. Nevertheless, we had such a great support from our guides, especially from Ricardo. He organized a car with a driver, who drove us to the nearest city to see a doctor (special thanks for Jose for providing his car with the driver). They were even ready to provide urgent transport to go from Paracas to Lima in the middle of the night if the situation would become more serious. As I said, it turned out that everything was fine and we went to a boat tour to see the islands in the morning after our midnight hospital tour.

Again, many thanks to Ricardo, Johny, and Elvio! We had a great time!

Back in Germany after a fantastic trip in Peru, partly together with PERU HOP, I would like to thank PERU HOP. PERU HOP helped me a lot with my travel arrangements. All my questions in advance were answered very quickly and accurately. The PERU HOP bus trip from Cusco to Lima over Puno, Arequipa, Nazca, Huacachina, Paracas was punctual and very satisfactory. The tour guides and the bus driver were very friendly and competent. The staff in the Cusco and Lima office were also very helpful.