Huanchaco Beach

... mud walls! Who knows what wonderful secrets are waiting to be discovered there... After a sunset stroll back on the beach at Huanchaco, and another yummy BBQ meal (how sad, we returned to the same restaurant we´d been to the previous evening!) we ...

... in at that point - that's the only problem with the long haul bus journeys, getting the timing right for your arrival. Huanchaco is a really nice beach town, popular with the surfers. As soon as I got there I felt like I was in Weston-Super-Mare, where ...

... Trujillo at about 9pm. Being as organised as ever, we got out the lonely planet and started searching for a place to stay in Huanchaco which is about 15mins by taxi from Trujillo. I rang the first place and asked in my best spanish 'Hablas Inglis?'. An ...

... now) we headed up to the very north of Peru to another small village, popular with surfers, called mancora. Saying goodbye to Huanchaco was hard. It had been such a fun and realxinf week and because of the amazing friendliness of the locals, we were ...

... that I look forward to bringing back to England with me in November, just in time for Christmas! Now we are in Huanchaco, another beach town further south. We only got here late last night and we´re moving on tomorrow, but it gave us enough time to ...

... , we decided to check into a hotel, even if we decided to get teh night bus out... - we got a taxi to take us to Huanchaco which is a small fishing village just out of Trujillo and checked into our hotel... 50s for a day, steep but I just needed to sleep ...

After a long truck ride south through the desert we got to Huanchaco, a small fishing and beach resort which is also the site of a large number of ruins. We stayed in a lovely hotel which was a nice change after camping on the beach and allowed us to get ...

... and we took them up on an offer to paddle us out in the back of the boats and surf back to the beach through the very chilly water. Near Huanchaco are some very important ruins dating back to 100AD and we spent a day visiting a few really cool sites. ...

Hello, I am currently staying in Huanchaco a nice little beach resort close to Trujillo. In the last 2 days have visited lots of fab archeological sites, all have to have hairless dogs living there (is the law bizarrely!). The mud city of Chan Chan was ...

Hello, Spent the last couple of days staying in Huanchaco a small beach-side town about 20 minutes away from Trujillo in a place called Casa Suiza. The beach here was lovely and stretched as far as the eye could see in both directions. In fact the ...

... , and polluted, it would be nice heading north to the the Andes.  From Lima,  traveled to Huanchacho, a beach town near the larger Trujillo. There I met the coordinator of our the volunteer project and some other volunteers. After a ...

... , the owner offered us free tickets to the next cock fight but we had to keep on moving. We spent our time in Huanchaco at the beach and took a tour of Chan Chan, which is an ancient mud city. Nothing spectacular but quite fascinating. P.S. I am ...

... my hunger and stuck to tea, it seemed like the best bet. At a more decent hour I headed off to nearby Huanchaco and the beach. It wasn't a promising start as it was extremely overcast, but by the time I'd negotiated accommodation ("25 soles? It's a ...

... 40 hours of buses! Next morning it was back on the road though as we took our 5th bus to Trujillo, and then jumped on a Huanchaco bound collectivo, one of the many minivans which run back and forward with people jumping on and off as they go! ...

Our next stop was the Peruvian beach resort of Huanchaco, a relatively affluent town in the middle of a barren and impoverished landscape. The fishermen here ride out across the rolling breakers on flimsy reed rafts to spend the day in the sun making ...

... we could just completely relax, and enjoy our last few days in Peru, and as we hadnt seen a beach on all our travels so far, we opted for Huanchaco. Nearby Trujillo has many archaelogical sights to see, but to be fair we were all sightseed out for a ...

... 10 KM away from Trujillo.   Rather than stay in the bustling town of Trujillo, we decided to base ourselves near the beach in Huanchaco and got our first hostel with ocean views! The reason to come in Trujillo was to see the Moche and Chimu ...

4 hours from Chiclayo (bus followed by taxi) was the beach resort Huanchaco where the surfers seemed to rule. This was a great place to chill out and enjoy the seaside whilst being close to the ruins of Chan Chan and the Huacas of the Moon and Sun. We ...

Well, since the last entry I wrote we left Mancora, the beach resort with a nightbus to go to Huanchaco, which is classified as a small fishing village in the guidebook, but seems more like a resort near a bigger town and not that exciting. It is winter ...

Went to the beach at Huanchaco for the day.  This is where the ¨ ...