With waves that suit surfing novices to experienced pros, surfing in Peru has something for everyone. Travel experts Aracari share reviews and articles here on surfing classes in Peru along with info on where to surf in Peru. Lima and its southern beaches are a hub for surf schools, while up on the northern coast near Mancora are luxury beach pads to use as a base for surfing – including Chicama, known for having the world’s longest left-hand wave.
Highlights of Northern Peru: The Moche Route & Chicama Resort This guest blog article was written by Liam Browne and Piotr Piecha, who travelled with Aracari along the Moche Route on Peru’s north coast in April 2013. The Moche Route: More than Machu Picchu The Moche Route: To drive north of Trujillo into the desert […]
Summer is upon us here in Lima and the Aracari team has been sampling a few excursions that are ideal in Peru’s capital during the hot weather. In this spirit, Carlos recently headed down to the Costa Verde seafront to try his hand at some surfing lessons. […]
Some say she’s more popular than the President, and she’s certainly made a splash on the world stage, but world surfing champion Sofia Mulanovich is happiest spending her days on the beach in her home country of Peru. Back in 2004, when this then 21 year old became the first South American to win the […]
