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Authentic Peru Guided by Local Passion
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Our Story
We’re more than a travel company, we’re a local family passionate about sharing the magic of Peru with the world.
For over 20 years, Bloody Bueno Peru has been creating unforgettable adventures across the Andes, the Amazon, and beyond. Born and raised in these lands, we don’t just guide tours, we share the places, stories, and traditions that have shaped our lives.
From the ancient stone paths of the Inca Trail and the breathtaking landscapes of Salkantay to the wonders of Machu Picchu and the rich biodiversity of the Peruvian Amazon, every journey is crafted with local knowledge, genuine hospitality, and a deep love for our homeland.</span
When you travel with us, you’re not just visiting Peru, you’re experiencing it through the eyes of people who call it home.
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Awesome People Behind Us
Meet the visionaries who bridge cultures and create unforgettable memories for every traveler.
Marco
EXPERT
Founder & Head of Operations
Hi, I’m Marco, a professional tour guide with over 15 years of experience helping travelers discover the magic of Peru.
Originally from the jungle city of Pucallpa, I moved to Cusco in 2007 to pursue a career in tourism and create new opportunities for my family. After earning my diploma in Tourism, I dedicated myself to sharing Peru’s incredible history, culture, and natural beauty with visitors from around the world.
Over the years, I’ve guided countless adventures, including the Inca Trail, Salkantay Trek, Inca Jungle Trek, Choquequirao Trek, cultural and historical tours, jungle expeditions, cycling tours, and our popular walking tours in Cusco.
In 2017, I founded Bloody Bueno Peru to offer authentic, personalized experiences, and in 2020 I joined forces with Nathalie to continue growing the company and sharing our passion for Peru.
I speak Spanish, English, and German, and I genuinely love what I do. Nothing makes me happier than helping travelers create unforgettable memories and experience Peru through the eyes of a local.
I can’t wait to welcome you and take you on your next adventure!
Nathalie
SWISS PRECISION
Co-founder & Head of Logistics & Marketing
Hi, I’m Nathalie!<br>
I first came to Peru in 2015 with a simple plan: volunteer, learn Spanish for two months, and then head home. But Peru had other ideas—and I never left!
There’s something truly special about Cusco. The breathtaking mountains, rich history, vibrant culture, and warm-hearted people create an energy that’s impossible to resist. What started as a short adventure quickly became a lifelong journey.
Originally from Switzerland and also holding British nationality, I grew up in Australia, so you could say that travel and cultural exchange have always been a big part of my life. Before joining Bloody Bueno Peru, I worked as an Events Manager, managed a Fair Trade fashion company, and became a fully certified English teacher.
Today, as co-owner of Bloody Bueno Peru, I love helping travelers turn their dream trips into reality. Whether you’re planning a trek to Machu Picchu, a cultural adventure, or a custom-made itinerary, I’m here to help create an experience that is uniquely yours.
I can’t wait to chat with you and help you plan an unforgettable adventure in Peru!
KAI & WILLOW: THE REAL BOSSES
As parents, Marco and Nathalie don't just organize trips —they live them. Their children, Kai and Willow, are the true inspiration behind their family-centric approach.
Kid-Tested Adventures
Every family itinerary is personally vetted to ensure it's engaging and manageable for young explorers.
Pace for All Generations
We specialize in tailoring trip speeds and activities so grandparents and children alike can share the magic of Peru.
Why "Bloody Bueno"?
The idea came from our travelers! Our Australian and British guests would often describe their adventures as “Bloody Good!” We loved the expression, so we gave it a Peruvian twist by combining it with the Spanish word “Bueno.”