The best weather for your expeditions and adventures in Peru

A very important aspect, in Peru there are three very different climatic regions (the desert Coast, Andean Mountains and the Amazon Rainforest) and this will depend on what you want to do in Peru.

Best time to visit the highlands of Peru ( Huaraz - Cusco – Puno )

Best time to visit the highlands of Peru is between May to October (dry season) especially if you plan to do mountaineering or long day trekking in Huaraz Cordillera Blanca - Cordillera Huayhuash - Cusco.

In the dry season you will enjoy sunny days, clear blue skies, starry and cold nights, dry roads, cool pleasant evenings, this time is ideal for sightseeing and outdoor activities.
May you will enjoy the lush green landscape and lush green vegetation.

October to December the dry season comes to an end.
January to March are the rainy months and it rains more frequently.

Best time to visit Peruvian Amazon (Iquitos - Puerto Maldonado)

April to October to explore the Amazon Rainforest
The Peruvian jungle generally has a humid climate because it is a tropical jungle and can also have rain at any time.

This region is hot almost all year round.
The months of November to the end of March is the wet rainy season. The advantage of traveling these months is that you can observe flora and fauna that during the rest of the months are not seen. August and September are considered the best months to see wild animals, caimans, wild pigs, jaguars, monkeys.

Best time to visit the coast of Peru (Lima - Trujillo - Chiclayo).

From December to April (summer) the season is dry and hot are the best months to visit the coastal beaches of the Pacific Ocean.

Its climatic condition is mild almost all year round its summer season is from mid-November to late March is sunny and warmer than the rest of the year.

On the coast it rains very little, but there is drizzle or drizzle especially in Lima.

The coast of Peru has a relatively dry climate, almost stable.

From May to November with low temperatures and cloudy skies.