This activity was known for the first time in Berlin in 2004, and here in this blog, we tell you everything.

Everything you need to know before doing a free tour in Perú

History of the Free Tour

According to the free tours Network’s 2006 survey, 206 free activities were registered in more than 75 countries worldwide.

And in that same year in Peru, he also began this activity of giving free tours, beginning in the capital city of Lima, then moving on to Cusco and Arequipa.

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What is a free walking tour?

The word “free tour” in English; if we translate, it means “tours for tips.”

This activity is also known as “free tours,” “walks, “walking tour,” “tours for tips,” etc.

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How do the free tours work?

These walks are tours of tourist places in a city; they can be squares, museums, local markets, etc. that a city can have.

The tours are generally in groups and in two languages, Spanish and English, but there are companies or guides that offer guided tours in other languages, such as French, Portuguese, etc.

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In this activity, there is no fixed initial cost; the usual tip that is normally left is 15 to 20 dollars; this can be according to the currency of each country; in the case of Peru, it is in soles.

Tips or donations are always left when the tour is over.

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How many hours does this type of tour last?

It usually lasts for a maximum of 3 hours and this always varies depending on the city or if you are in a group of 30

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How do I book a free tour in Peru?

Booking a free tour in Peru is simple: go here to see all of the free tours and then select the city where you want to do this activity.

After choosing the city, read the details of the tour, such as schedules, meeting points, and contact the number that appears.

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Is this free tour better than a paid tour?

Free tours are generally the best for this reason:

They try very hard because they know that if they do a good job, they will receive a generous tip.

Are the guides on the free tour in Peru professionals?

Yes, for the guide service, you need a credential that certifies you as an official tour guide and for this, you need to study at an institute or university.

In Peru, if you do not meet this requirement, you are sanctioned with a prison sentence of 2 years or more.