Mancora Inns - Reviews and Rates

We decided to spend our last few days on the beach in Northern Peru - what a wise decision. The weather was beautiful, no cloud in the sky and we just hung out all day long, read our books, tried some of the retsaurants we didnt go to last time we were there.. It was the perfect way to end the trip!

After visiting the Chimu & Moche adobe cities near Trujillo, our final stop in Peru was Mancora. Mancora is Peru's most famous beach resort and apparently where Peru's elite like to holiday - we should fit right in! What we found was a quiet little town with a mostly deserted beach - it was off season and we more or less had the place to our...

Cruzamos la frontera de Huaquillas (ecuador) y Aguas Verdes (peru), lo cual fué toda una experiencia. Digamos que ésta frontera no es nada amigable con el turista e incluso, asusta un poco. Es un mercado larguísimo por donde hay que caminar y está infestado de moscas. Jamás en mi vida he visto tantas moscas. Luego hay que tomar un mototaxi para ...

After our stressful border crossing we needed to time to relax and restore our faith in humanity and Mancora was a perfect little place to do this. Within the first few kilometres after leaving Tumbes we started noticing a drastic change in the landscape. The lush green mountainous environment had changed to a dry, hilly and dusty landscape cove...

Mancora is a paradise on earth! With its sandy beaches and bungalos. I wake up to the sound of the ocean everyday. Yes Ive got a trraveling companion! Weve got a bungalow right on the beach at $35 dollars a nite! Its outside the pueblo (small village). The locals live by selling things made from the sea like fish, sea shells etc They are very cr...

We took a Cruz del Sur nightbus from Lima to Mancora, they´re one of the most expensive companies but Katie thought it would be worth it to have a decent nights sleep - unfortunately the recline mechanism on her seat was broken so everytime she put it down it would slowly push her back to the upright position - not happy but at least there was o...

Some stunning scenery from Cuenca down to Peru. We were in the mountains to start with, where there was a lot of people very traditionally dressed, and working away in the fields with animals etc. Then when we got closer to the boarder the land was very fertile and they were growing lots of sugar cain and banana plantations, it was very pretty. ...

I have been positively flying these last two weeks to get to Quito in time for my Galapagos trip. From Lima I went to Huaraz, Peru's hiking mecca. Unfortunately I only had one night here (which is a shame as it was really nice) but managed to fit in a 6 hour day hike up to Laguna 69, which was gorgeous, so blue! Then got another bus to Trujillo,...

After another overnight haul and arriving at Trujillo at 7 in the morning we decided to hightail it to Mancora as quick as possible. The direct bus was leaving Trujillo at 10 that night so there was no point in us waiting around for that. We decided to bus hop from town to town up the coast to Mancora. After 3 more buses and changing buses in Ch...

I came all the way to Mancora for surfing, only surfing. I met up with an American guy called Roberto, well he is half Peruvian. We had some surfing lessons on a proper board, 7´6" instead of the barge i´d used before as in Samara. It was good, i learnt a bit more and had some time to practice getting up on the board. It turned out that Roberto ...