• Chan Chan - Chan Chan
  The journey begins at Chan Chan, the ancient capital of the Chimú culture, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1986. This city comprises nine palaces, religious temples, and areas for production and housing for both the nobility and common people. The tour includes a visit to the Nik An palace, the only restored palace, where visitors will see ceremonial plazas, small altars, patios, warehouses, a ceremonial well, and the funerary platform where King Chimú was laid to rest. Many areas are adorned with exquisite reliefs depicting waves, cormorants, pelicans, fish, rhombuses, and other geometric figures, all inspired by the sea. By the end of the visit, the grandeur of the city and the Chimú culture will be evident.

• Huanchaco - Huanchaco – Ceviche Preparation

Next, the tour proceeds to Huanchaco, where participants will discover the secrets of preparing Peru’s most iconic dish and drink: Ceviche and Pisco Sour. An expert bartender will demonstrate the ingredients and preparation of the delightful Peruvian cocktail, Pisco Sour. Following this, the restaurant chef will guide participants in making a delicious ceviche, celebrated as Peru’s most traditional dish. Tasting is included.

• Playa de Huanchaco - Huanchaco – Caballitos de Totora

The tour continues with a visit to Huanchaco beach to observe the “caballitos de totora,” traditional boats still used for daily fishing. Participants will learn about their construction, lifespan, and current usage. There will be free time to enjoy a walk on the beach.

• Tour guide
• Bottled water
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Entrance fees to archaeological sites
• Ceviche and Pisco Sour Tasting

• Lunch

Experience an amazing tour that blends the rich culture and exquisite cuisine of Trujillo. Enjoy a diverse itinerary that includes a visit to Chan Chan, the largest adobe city of the pre-Hispanic era. Explore one of the nine palaces within the city, marveling at its plazas, corridors, and administrative areas adorned with stunning sea-themed reliefs. Discover the history of the Chimú, the most significant pre-Inca empire on Peru’s northern coast. Uncover the secrets of making Pisco Sour and Ceviche. Wander through the streets of Huanchaco and its market, where you’ll learn about local fruits, vegetables, and market life. Take a leisurely walk along Huanchaco beach and observe the ancient traditional fishing boats known as “caballitos de totora.”

• In Chan Chan the route is 90% accessible for wheelchairs and baby strollers
• Not recommended for travelers in an advanced state of pregnancy.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.