Trujillo Vacations, Trujillo Vacation Reviews, Tourism Guide

Trujillo is a very organized city. U can ride a Totora horse maybe! i didnt do it..but i guess is possible! is quite interesting to see how the people ride them and go fishing!Go for lunch to El Mochica restauran in from of Huanchaco beach!! foos is good and cheap! is very well known but is always busy so..try to go early or make a reservation :)Best beaches: Huanchaco and Las Brisas.U can visit the Moon ruins..also the Sun ruins!!If u arein Trujillo..u can jump to Chiclayo and see the Senor ...

Time for a bit of culture for us again today. All day on 2 guided tours of the temples of Chan Chan, Dragon and Sun and Moon.   We started in the morning by going south (which was useful as it gave us on idea of how the hell to get out of town) into some random road (thinking – good thing we did not try find this ourselves). First stop was the obligatory stop at the tourist trap for a lecture in Spanish about how they made pottery in an attempt to get us to buy something. You can see...

Trujillo is a drab Peruvian coastal city of about half a million. We were done over here for 20 dollars. Two guys, a greasy haired, buck-toothed Plug-a-like and his Penfoldian sidekick approach us in a bar, we get talking, chat about plans, Plug is off to London shortly to teach salsa classes, we help Penfold with his English homework etc. etc. Two hours and several beers later, Plug casually asks us if we can change a...

On December 20, I arrived to Lima but I immediately bought myself a one way flight to Trujillo. I once again returned to my beautiful hometown of Trujillo. It was nice to be back, and to see my family once again. I took a nice breakfast at my grandmother's house, later went on my own to visit of my closest friends, and a few relatives as well. My cousin Omar gave me this great idea of adding a phone chip to my cell, that way people could contact me anywhere I went, it was a nice and inexpansi...