Beaches in Peru
Lambayeque – Land of ancient kingdoms, pyramids and forests
Lambayeque, land of ancient kingdoms, pyramids and vast forests. Its archaeological and cultural legacy, together with its natural riches, make it a remarkable tourism destination. The region boasts world class museums and natural reserves that protect many endemic species, some of which are in danger of extinction.
See the astonishing Lord of Sipán. Explore Sicán, Túcume and Chotuna; follow the route of the spectacled bear and the white-winged guan; bathe at beaches filled with history, and enjoy a present filled with the flavors of a richly varied cuisine that includes iconic dishes such as “seco de cabrito” [goat’s meat stew], “arroz con pato” [rice and duck], and the delicious “King Kong”, a traditional dessert.
In Lambayeque, almost two thousand years of history and tradition, as well as great food, are waiting for you. Come and experience them for yourself!
Lima – Where tradition is today’s trend
In Lima everything is in endless movement, and even the past is constantly being rediscovered. Lima offers an extraordinary range of emotions, sensations, colors and flavors: travelers can visit the city’s impressive cathedral, fly over the ocean, enjoy a photogenic sunset, or savor unmatched cuisine.
Lima is a place of converging trends, created by its people and their living culture, where you will find every corner of Peru represented. One visit to Lima can never be enough. Lima, filled with colonial-era riches, is the only capital in South America that faces the sea, and it is hailed as the gastronomic capital of Latin America.
It is a city you should not miss!
Piura – Where summer never ends
Piura is summer, and why here you will find the most fantastic beaches. Colan, Los Organos, Vichayito and Lobitos are some of the most beautiful; and Cabo Blanco is special, here came Ernest Hemingway!
You just decide what you want: run waves? Swim with turtles? Or simply want to stay engaged in the sand and enjoy a wonderful landscape? Piura gives you that and more.
Complements these experiences with unsurpassed cuisine… lobster, ceviche or fresh seafood, fresh out of the sea! Piura, land of the Sun that never sets, wonderful artisans of Chulucanas and Catacaos. Come and enjoy it!
Tumbes – Between mangroves and whales
Tumbes is a small border Department. However, their experiences are great. Tropical forests, mangroves, beaches of fine white sand, unique and extraordinary food. Can you imagine sailing the sea in a boat and soon find a family of whales?
In Tumbes are located the “Hueso de Ballena” island, the national mangroves sanctuary and the ecological park of Palo Santo.
Tumbes, birthplace of ceviche of black shells, privileged place to view spectacular marine fauna… what you expect to learn it?
Punta Sal – Zorritos – Close to the Equator
The far north of Peru’s desert surprises many visitors with its beach resorts, where the best hotel, restaurant and sporting options on the Peruvian coast can be found.
Gentle waves offer ideal conditions for canoeing or jet skiing, and first class hotels await visitors. And in addition to diving, fishing and other activities, travelers can even opt to camp on paradisiacal fine white sand beaches.
