TRAVEL TO THE PERUVIAN COAST
DISCOVER THE PERUVIAN COAST
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WHY VISIT THE PERUVIAN COAST?
Traveling to the Peruvian coast can be a wonderful experience, as this region offers a unique combination of history, culture, beaches, and gastronomy.
WEATHER AND SEASONS
The Peruvian coast has a predominantly desert climate with little rainfall. Temperatures can vary but are generally warm. The summer season on the Peruvian coast runs from December to March. During this period, temperatures can be higher, and it's common to see locals and tourists enjoying the beaches. The winter season, from April to November, can be cooler, especially at night. However, it remains pleasant for visiting.
Main destinations
Lima: The capital, Lima, is a cosmopolitan city with a rich history, museums, a vibrant culinary scene, and beaches. Playas (Beaches): The Peruvian coast boasts beautiful beaches. Some of the most well-known include Punta Sal, Máncora, Huanchaco, and Las Pocitas. Islas (Islands): The Ballestas Islands and the Guano Islands are popular destinations for observing marine life such as penguins and sea lions.
What to eat?
Ceviche: The Peruvian coast is famous for its ceviche, a dish of fish or seafood marinated in lime juice and mixed with spices and vegetables. Seafood: Enjoy a wide variety of fresh seafood dishes, from grilled fish to seafood in delicious sauces.
What currency should I use?
he official currency is the Peruvian Nuevo Sol (PEN). It's recommended to have some cash on hand, although credit cards are accepted in many places.
WHY VISIT THE PERUVIAN COAST?
Traveling to the Peruvian coast can be a wonderful experience, as this region offers a unique combination of history, culture, beaches, and gastronomy.
WEATHER AND SEASONS
The Peruvian coast has a predominantly desert climate with little rainfall. Temperatures can vary but are generally warm. The summer season on the Peruvian coast runs from December to March. During this period, temperatures can be higher, and it's common to see locals and tourists enjoying the beaches. The winter season, from April to November, can be cooler, especially at night. However, it remains pleasant for visiting.
Main destinations
Lima: The capital, Lima, is a cosmopolitan city with a rich history, museums, a vibrant culinary scene, and beaches. Playas (Beaches): The Peruvian coast boasts beautiful beaches. Some of the most well-known include Punta Sal, Máncora, Huanchaco, and Las Pocitas. Islas (Islands): The Ballestas Islands and the Guano Islands are popular destinations for observing marine life such as penguins and sea lions.
What to eat?
Ceviche: The Peruvian coast is famous for its ceviche, a dish of fish or seafood marinated in lime juice and mixed with spices and vegetables. Seafood: Enjoy a wide variety of fresh seafood dishes, from grilled fish to seafood in delicious sauces.
What currency should I use?
he official currency is the Peruvian Nuevo Sol (PEN). It's recommended to have some cash on hand, although credit cards are accepted in many places.
