Visit Chiclayo
- Water Sports
- Nature, Adventure & Sport
- Art & Culture
Chiclayo: How to get there?
11hrs bus ride from LimaChiclayo: See when to go?
All year roundChiclayo: For how long?
2 to 3 daysLearn more about your destination
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Chiclayo Holidays
The fourth biggest town in Peru, Chiclayo benefits from a warm and sunny climate all year round. It's a town that's well worth a visit during your holiday, if not for its climate, then for its architecture and archaeological heritage.
Chiclayo: What to see nearby?
What our travellers think of their stay
A large town located in the north of the country and at the strategic meeting point of the coast and the Amazon.
My suggestion
The town is reputed for its witches market and also for its so-called shamans, who are happy to tell you everything you want to hear and even to relieve you of some change. Even though the experience can be amusing, be warned!
The fourth biggest town in Peru, Chiclayo benefits from a warm and sunny climate all year round. It's a town that's well worth a visit during your holiday, if not for its climate, then for its architecture and archaeological heritage.
My suggestion
Chiclayo is famous for its excellent cuisine. Criolla dishes are the town's speciality. I highly recommend you try the Ceviche, a local Peruvian seafood favourite that merits its reputation.
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