Chazuta Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Chazuta

Hey, we hear ya! Your boss is on your back and you need to get away, right? So why not take some annual leave and check out the exquisite rural landscapes, rivers and mountains of San Martin. Just book your flight to Chazuta and go from there.

It's situated 620 kilometres north of Lima, Peru's capital city.

Head further afield of Chazuta and you'll come across some wonderful natural sights. Just 25 kilometres away, Ahuashiyacu Falls is an excellent spot to kick back and relax. Also consider exploring Laguna Azul, 25 kilometres away from Chazuta.

Do you like the sound of Laguna Sauce Pier and Sauce Plaza de Armas? These brilliant sights are quite close to the middle of Sauce, just 18 kilometres southwest. Use this as a base for a while and do some exploring!

Keen to find some fun for the whole family? Bird watching and wildlife watching are a couple of great ways to spend an hour or two.

Unsure what to see and do first? Sometimes the best way to really see a place is to get involved in a couple of tours. The region boasts some top-notch guided nature walks, wildlife spotting tours and city walking tours.

Up for some fun on the water? Then lather on the sunscreen and try out some rafting or canoeing.

The region's art museums, nature museums and history museums have something for all visitors. Walk through the doors and check out what's happening.

Clear the cobwebs from your mind with the help of some fun-filled outdoor attractions. The surrounding area offers a wide assortment of gardens.

Please your inner history nerd by making your way to some old towns and archeological sites. They're wonderful places to find out a thing or two about the region's past.

You don't need to believe in a higher power to enjoy Chazuta's churches. Learn a bit about local belief systems and find some calm while you're at it.

Would you like to nibble, gnaw, crunch, munch and gulp your way across San Martin? A world of delectable flavours awaits you here, so get on your stretchiest jeans and bon appétit!

Do you like chicken? How about tawri? Whether you're keen on them or not, they are two staple ingredients you'll often find in dishes here.

When the locals talk to you about their favourite food, you could hear pachamanca (beef, herb and vegetable feast) or ceviche (raw fish in lime juice) uttered a few times. These signature dishes are an important part of the region and should be on any food lover's list.

Dessert is always a good idea on holiday, so why not tuck into a little mazamorra morada and arroz con leche (purple corn custard and sweetened milk)? It's worth every single calorie!

If you really want to see the big pitcher, grab the hopportunity to sip on a beer. Schooner rather than later! Awful beer puns aside, make sure you order Arequipeña, one of the leading local brews.

When the evening calls for something a bit more potent, try some Chicha de Jora (fermented corn-based alcoholic drink). Neat or on ice — your barkeeper ought to know the nicest way to have it.

Dedicated travellers tend to make time to learn a few expressions in the local tongue. They've come to realise that being able to exchange some words with the local people isn't just convenient, it's really fun too! '¡Hola!' may be very handy. It translates to 'hello'. There's also '¡Que pase un buen día!' ('have a nice day').

Held each year on the 28th of July, Independence Day holds a special place in the hearts and minds of the locals. It offers a wonderful chance to discover the nation's past and have a little fun while you're at it!

Before you say your final "Adiós" to Chazuta, check to see if you have any remaining change that you can spend on last-minute memorabilia.

From the centre of Chazuta, it's approximately 25 kilometres west to Comandante FAP Guillermo del Castillo Paredes Airport (TPP). This is the nearest airport. Make sure you allow yourself ample time to get there so you don't miss your flight back home.