There’s only one thing that beats cheap days out – and that’s free days out. By collecting Airmiles you, your family and your friends can enjoy a choice of hundreds of free activities across the UK. They include rally driving, hot air ballooning, spa days, London shows, theme park trips, zoo visits and much more.

People think Airmiles can only be spent on free flight tickets. While many people collect them for this purpose, there are so many more things they can be used for. There is no end to the number of free activities on offer. What’s more, no-one has to know they’re free – so if you’re looking for an extra special gift for someone, why not choose something from the Airmiles collection There’s bound to be something that will suit them, and the only one who will know how much it really cost will be you.

The number of Airmiles needed for each activity varies, but you can enjoy free days out for as little as 210 miles. This will get you an adult’s entrance ticket for the heritage site Warwick Castle. A children’s ticket is even less miles, meaning you can have a family day out for four, for less than 700 Airmiles. If you prefer something with a bit more action, then 300 Airmiles will get you a paintballing experience for two and 355 miles gets you two tickets to a motorsports event.

Alternatively, why not visit a theme park? With Airmiles you can have free days out to Legoland, Thorpe Park, Chessington, Alton Towers and Diggerland. These are just a few of the free days out families can have with Airmiles.

Peru is a country in western South America and its geography varies from the plains of the Pacific coast to the peaks of the Andes Mountains and the tropical forests.

Peru has so much to offer anyone on their adventure holidays. It includes mountaineering, cycling, surfing, trekking, rafting and paragliding, plus you can find some really cheap flights from Europe and explore this wonderful country.

It is the only place that has it all:
- The Peruvian Desert that makes the coastline so beautiful and includes tropical beaches
- The jungle and Amazonian Rainforest
- Scale rugged Andean mountains, with snow-capped peaks
- Incas, Waterfalls and Beaches
- Its archaeology, the best cuisine in the world and wide variety architecture, etc.

Amazing experience is to go through the Andes to Machu Picchu the lost city of the Incas, voted one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. It is located 2,430 metres above sea level. But you don’t have to trek to get there; you can take the train from Cusco.

You can go through the Amazonian Rainforest, see scale rugged Andean maintains or endless Peruvian Desert. The options in the rainforest include a trip into the Manu Biosphere Reserve – UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The Colca Canyon offers one of the best opportunities to see the huge Andean Condor and its breathtaking scenery.

An ocean at altitude, Lake Titicaca with its clear azure blue waters, manmade floating islands and centuries old customs await in the centre of this revered body of water, is the highest navigable lake in the world.

Peruvian cuisine is based mainly on Spanish food, but there is also minor influence from African, Chinese and Japanese immigrants. The local currency is the Nuevo Sol and the main spoken language is Spanish.

Wherever you decide to take your adventure, you will never forget the incredible scenery and cultural delights. Each year thousands of visitors book their cheap flights to Peru to experience the magic country.