Hostel Huanchaco

... your mind away. Come to Lima, eat Ceviche, relax in Miraflores, drink Pisco Sours (local drink) - its all good - Surfing in Huanchaco: I've been living and volunteering in Huanchaco since the end of Feb. Huanchaco is a quiet beach town of 15,000 people ...

... next to Huanchaco. The trip has been interesting. We´ve moved from lush green landscapes into complete desert! Absolutely incredible! Huanchaco is famous for it´s fishermen who go out on very narrow boats made from reeds and paddled with a bamboo pole ...

... was also on her way to Trujillo for Huanchaco. When we arrived off the night bus at Trujillo we shared a taxi to Casa Suiza hostel in Huanchaco.  It was pretty early in the morning so we had to wait for a few hours before we could get into the room, ...

... pick up 10 bananas for about 1sole (40 cents) so we're eating a lot of great food for very little. The beach at Huanchaco is very different to Australian beaches with grey sand, but it’s beautiful in its own way and a delightful place to relax ...

... can't wait now to have the Patagonia adventure with my home girl, Clancy... LILY HOSTAL has the best hot chocolate!  HUANCHACO is a lazy town, a great 2 night stopover before the mountains... Argentinian girls are on my bus to Huaraz, ...

... was cold and grey when we arrived in this strange beach resort outside Trujillo. However, after three days stay and some sunshine Huanchaco has grown on us and it is actually a really nice place. It is low season so pretty quiet but we have ...

... We hit up another hostel for dinner that night, nothing to write home about really. Today is our last day in Huanchaco, we have just checked out of our hostel and will be catching a night bus to Mancora. We will be staying at the Kon Tiki Bungalows for at ...

... out, some of the haze cleared, and the temperature rose - perfect for a walk along the waterfront. Friday 28th May.Lima - Huanchaco. 613ks (including local running in Lima) Huanchaco, 13ks north of Trujillo - highly recommended in our guide book. We left ...

... of surfing for me. The next time I take lessons it has got to be in a warm climate - the temperature of the water in Huanchaco is quite unpleasant! The weather got colder and colder and one evening I actually went out to dinner with my hat, fleece, coat, ...

... politely to sod off, we hopped in a yellow and more official-looking taxi and were soon on the way north to Huanchaco. Once at the hostel we sorted our stuff out in our rooms then had pizzas at the hostel restaurant. Pretty knackered after our marathon 22 ...

... Chan Chan, and made some excellent new friends at our hostel. We have no real travel plans, though we will probably leave Huanchaco tomorrow.  We are checking Facebook regularly and taking lots of photos (look for them on FB!). Hope everyone is ...

... museums and ruins. When we arrived at 7am on an overnight bus from Huaraz we jumped straight into a taxi to the seaside town of Huanchaco which is 20mins away from Trujillo. A guy we met in the hostel in Lima suggested staying there as it was by the sea ...

... to Trujillo. From trujillo to get to huanchaco a taxi costs from 10 to 15 Soles and takes about 20 minutes. There isnt much in Huanchaco at the moment but surf..... which is fine with us, it a kinda point break on the beach and current can pretty ...

... ! Und noch schneller, wenn man nicht mehr alleine ist... Und wenn man nicht mehr so ein volles Programm hat. Huanchaco: Meer, Strand, Wind, Sonne, Ceviche, … Ich liebe Ceviche!!! Und Chicharrón de pescado – mmhmmm... ...

... Pre-incaica. Hay varias ruinas más en esta zona: las Huacas de la luna y del sol. Cada vez me gusta más Huanchaco. Conocí muchos extranjeros que decidieron quedarse a vivir aquí, aparentemente por amor: un alemán con una peruana socia de una editora ...

We got up early and headed to Huanchaco which is equally as impressive an Mancora, with a great beach and good waves. We checked into a very nice hostel, overlooking the beach owned by a Norwegian guy. We decided to spend two days and one night here and ...

... blogs etc) then contemplate what to have for lunch or possibly if you’re going to get ice-cream or cake next.  Huanchaco is known for its caballitos (little horses) de totora, reed boats made from totora reeds and used by pre-incan cultures ...

... a good starting point. Charlie looked like she was fighting with David & he told her soo...... Hillarious night!! It was in Huanchaco that we finally coined/ defined the 7 questions, asked us numerous times per day (always by men); 1. Where are you ...

... a quick look at the city centre. The main plaza was beautiful, and if I had known I might have stayed in trujillo instead, because Huanchaco wasnt the best, unless you like to surf. I dont know what it is about surfers, but as a whole, they all seem to ...