Trujillo Hostels - Reviews and Rates

When we got back to the hostel, Mr Americano aka Tom, whom Rosa and Vanessa had spoken so highly of that morning, was in the lounge chatting with Vanessa. He wasn't gobsmacking hot – as described by Vanessa earlier in the day. He seemed rather average-looking and not amazingly hot as Vanessa and her mom made out him to be. He saw himself a...

We were fooked from our night bus and got ripped by the taxi driver for our 5 minute trip to Huanchaco from Trujillo, where we were to go take a look at the Chan Chan remains, an Adobe built city they uncovered in the desert with a few brushes and a lot of creativity.

Our hostel for the day was slightly over the odds at 50 soles (just ov...

After an overnight bus from Mancora we arrived in Trujillo around 8am, we managed to sleep on the bus but we´re still really tired... however our Hostel in Huanchaco allows us to check in straight away.. yippee!!!!

We took a walk down the sea front of Huanchaco, there´s not a lot to see or do, but we are staying here because Trujillo is n...

Eventually we arrived in Trujillo. And it was a **** old bus ride let me tell you: again opting for the overnighter we incredibly quickly regretted it only a few short hours in once we discovered we had the pleasure of a certain burping, *******, snoring, sleep-aponea choking man seated directly behind us. Therefore i suppose it is quite obvious...

But at least we´re alive.... Okay, I´m trying to be honest with you all and not scare you about our travels. But I was a little bit concerned last night when, while leaving Cajamarca at about 6 PM for a trip out of the Andes mountains to the coast, I noticed the headlights of the bus we were in seemed to be off. Since it was dark by then, this c...

Well, after 7 and a half weeks on the road I have managed to lose something, and I´m ****** off because the thing I´ve lost is my $200 pair of sunglasses. No idea where I left them and actually have a suspicion that they were taken from my hotel room, but have no way of proving it of course, and will never get them back. They were a damn good pa...

This place rates as the most incredible archaeological site I have visited so far. It is the remains of a temple, or rather several temples, built by the Moche civilisation. There are actually about 5 temples at this site, each one built on top of the other, over a period of hundreds of years. Each time a new temple was needed, they filled the s...

I enjoyed my two full days here in Trujillo , which is the third largest city by population in Peru behind Lima and Arequipa. I spent one day exploring the city itself , which is very pleasant and known as "la ciudad de la eterna primavera" (the city of eternal spring) and a second day on a tour which visited a number of nearby places of interes...

We visited the city of Trujillo as there are numerous pre-Inca ruins near-by as we both felt it was important to see more than just the typical Inca ruins. We visited Huacas del Sol and del la Luna, two hugh and fascinating Moche pyramids made from adobe bricks (i.e. made out of dried mud). Before the Spaniards destroyed most of Huacas del Sol i...

For anyone that has skype... I recently added voicemail to my skype account (afairbridge). Love to hear from you! Will write more later... I am burned to a crisp and it hurts to sit in this chair. Love, Amy