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Private Tours in Trujillo

TRUJILLO FULL DAY

$.55.00 (Minimum 2 people)

Visit huacas del Sol y La Luna, Museo Huacas de Moche, Huaca Arco Iris or Dragon, Chan Chan y Huanchaco.

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6 hours aprox.

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Guide, transportation and tickets.

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Tuesday to Sunday

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EL BRUJO EXPEDITION

$.45.00 (Minimum 2 people)

Tour to the Chicama valley to visit El Brujo Complex: Huaca Cao Viejo and the Museum of the Lady of Cao.

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4 hours aprox.

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Guide, transportation and tickets.

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Daily Tour.

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CITY TOUR CLASSIC

$.15.00 (Minimum 2 people)

Main Square / Cathedral / Casa Urquiaga / Casa de la Emancipación / Palacio Iturregui / Archaeological Museum.

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2 1/2 hours aprox.

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Guide, transportation and tickets.

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Daily Tour.

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Shore Excursion from Salaverry Port

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TRUJILLO EXCURSION

Sites:
Huacas del Sol y La Luna / Trujillo Historic Center / Chan Chan and Huanchaco fishing village.
Duration: 6 hours.
Language: English.
Inclusions:
– Professional tour guide.
– Transportation with air-conditioning.
– Entrance fees.

From $.65.00

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Shore Excursions Services

We offer tour cruises from different ports in Peru for the most important cruise companies. You have the option to book a Private Tour or our VIP Group Tour just for maximum 16 people.

If you prefer a customized itinerary ashore according to your own interests and sightsee we offer you a private car and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide.

Cruise Services 2026

Cruise Name

Borealis

Oosterdam

Crown Princess

Oosterdam

Cruise Line

Fred.Olsen Cruise Line

Holland America Line

Princess Cruises

Holland America Line

Salaverry Port

Non-arrival

March 30 – Book

Non-arrival

November 27 – Book

Callao Port

March 17 – 18 – Book

March 27 – 29 – Book

August 8 – 9 – Book

November 28 – 29 – Book

San Martin Port

March 16 – Book

March 26 – Book

August 10 – Book

November 30 – Book

Cruise Services 2027

Cruise Name

Insignia

Volendam

Zaandam

Firenze

Crystal Serenity

Spirit of Adventure

Queen Anne

Seven Seas Mariner

Silver Nova

Azamara Journey

Oosterdam

Nieuw Amsterdam

Crystal Serenity

Cruise Line

Oceania Cruise Line

Holland America Line

Carnival

Crystal Cruises

Saga

Cunard

Seven Seas Cruises

Silversea

Azamara Club Cruises

Holland America Line

Crystal Cruises

Salaverry Port

January 1

Non-arrival

January 12

Non-arrival

January 22

January 24

Non-arrival

March 31

October 25

December 6

Callao Port

January 2, 3

January 13, 14

January 15

January 23, 24

January 21, 22, 23

February 7, 8

March 9, 10

March 10, 11

March 17, 18

March 29, 30

October 26, 27

December 5

San Martin Port

January 4

Non-arrival

January 15

Non-arrival

March 16

March 28

October 28

December 4

Trujillo - Peru

Trujillo is the second most important city in Peru, it has a population of approximately one million inhabitants. Its economy is mainly based on the production of sugar cane, artichokes and asparagus that are cultivated and processed for export.

The city was founded by Diego de Almagro in December 1534, very close to Chan Chan the capital of the Chimú Kingdom. Its design and planning was done according to Spanish custom, the shape of a checkerboard, with the plaza as the central point.

The first buildings were of Renaissance influence, however, the earthquake of February 14, 1619, destroyed much of the city, so the architecture was renovated in the Baroque style.

After the Independence, the architecture changed again and the city began to establish itself in neo-classical style, with large windows made of wrought and cast iron.

Only 5 kilometers south of Trujillo are located the Huacas del Sol y la Luna, which corresponds to what was the old Capital of Moche Culture. The another historical symbol of Trujillo is Chan Chan, “The Largest Mud City in the World”, capital of the Chimú Kingdom. It occupies an area of 14 square kilometers and only one of the 10 palaces is open to tourism.

The tours are closed visiting Huanchaco fishing village, where you can still see the fragile “Caballitos de Totora” that are used by local fishermen, descendants and heirs of this ecological fishing tradition.