Trujillo tours

Situated on Peru's west coast where the Moche River meets the Pacific Ocean, Trujillo delights visitors with its graceful architecture and welcoming residents. Writers, dancers and artists gravitate towards the city, making it a hotbed of creative talent, so take a private Trujillo tour and discover Peru's Capital of Culture. Trujillo is best experienced on foot, so lace up your walking shoes and follow your guide to the main square, surrounded by colorful buildings with ornate facades, then head to pedestrianized Paseo Pizzaro, perfect for people watching. Meditate on the meaning of life at the city's cathedral, a mixture of Rococo and Baroque styles, before searching out earthly pleasures at a restaurant serving ceviche (raw seafood). Those with an interest in pre-Columbian archeology should arrange a visit to Chan Chan, the largest adobe city in the ancient world. Don't miss the stunning temples of the Sun and Moon, vestiges of a highly organized indigenous culture.