PERU
Learn, Serve and Immerse on a family trip to Peru!
PERU
Learn, Serve & Immerse!
Explore Peru and Support Local Communities!
Through our Learn, Serve & Immerse framework, Global Family Travels' journeys to Peru are more than sightseeing— we emphasize immersion with the cultural traditions of the Andean people and regeneration through community-based tourism, particularly in Peru's Sacred Valley of Peru. Click below to reserve a spot on a unique cultural experience to give you a true taste of this special destination.
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Our partnership with Virtuoso also opens the door to exclusive itineraries and expertly crafted experiences, blending iconic sights with authentic cultural moments. Visit our Virtuoso Peru page for more info, or contact us!
For more inspiration, visit our Wonders of Peru video and blog post: Peru’s Sacred Valley: Regenerative Travel to Support Community and Pachamama
Peru: A Pachamama Retreat filled with Cultural Traditions!
In the heart of Peru's Sacred Valley, this immersive 10-day retreat—led by the soulful Buffie Diaz—honors Pachamama (Mother Earth) through spiritual ceremonies, teachings, and authentic connections with Andean women and shamans. Highlights include:
🔸 Participate in sacred rituals and healing traditions
🔸 Engage in meaningful community service
🔸 Reflect and reconnect with yourself and the earth
🔸 Support women-led, community-based organizations
🔸 Explore the divine feminine and regenerative living
This regenerative retreat invites you to immerse in authentic Andean life while supporting community organizations. Learn directly from rural women, farmers, Indigenous peoples, and artisans—each deeply connected to Pachamama—as they share traditions that inspire healing and reconnection with nature.
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Retreat Dates: November 12 - 20, 2025 (stay longer and visit the Peruvian Amazon!)
Peru through the Lens of Chalay: Andean Culture & Connection to Food
Global Family Travels is pleased to offer a truly regenerative adventure in Peru with a lens on Andean culture and the sacred nature of food, land, and the people who cultivate it. In partnership with community organizations, this journey through Peru’s Sacred Valley offers the opportunity to immerse and learn firsthand from farmers, artisans, and Indigenous peoples about ancient farming techniques and economic practices, traditions which have protected food sovereignty and biodiversity in the Andes, while adapting to the challenges of food security, climate change, water shortages, and biodiversity loss.
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Known as Chalay, the ancient Andean practice of bartering through alternative economic systems strengthens relations between friends and families from diverse agricultural zones where seeds and food are thought to be members of the family.
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