Huarmey Holiday Deals

Huarmey Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Huarmey

Sick of scrolling through other people's holiday snaps while you're munching on your brekkie? Then book a getaway to Huarmey and spend your days among the lush beaches, coastal plains and extinct volcanos of Ancash.

It's located 250 kilometres to the northwest of Lima, the country's capital.

Casma is 50 kilometres to the north and worth your time. Need more ideas? Barranca, 90 kilometres to the southeast of Huarmey, should be on your list.

Transform your journey through this part of the world into an unforgettable adventure with a day of mountain biking or rock climbing. They're well-liked outdoor activities here.

When it comes to slowing down, not much else tops venturing outdoors and going cycling or shore fishing.

Sure, there's a certain charm to getting lost in an unfamiliar place, but sometimes it's nice to reach your destination on the first go. To avoid any difficulties along the way, consider joining some guided nature walks and city walking tours.

Not only is paragliding a sensational way to experience sweeping views of the landscapes below, it also offers fun, exhilaration and the chance to soar like a bird!

Eager for some fun on the water? Then lather on your suntan lotion and have a go at some canoeing or boating.

If you find yourself stuck in some miserable weather, take refuge in one of the region's history museums.

Rejuvenate your mind at some lovely outdoor attractions. The surrounding area features a nice assortment of open-air museums and open-air markets.

If you're a history fan, find some time to wander around the local ruins, old towns and archeological sites. Do some research before you go or make friends with the nearest tour guide.

Whether or not you believe in a greater power, stopping at one or two of the surrounding churches is a fantastic opportunity to gain insight into the area's spiritual beliefs.

There's a whole new world of rich flavours waiting to tango across your taste buds in Ancash. With so many tempting things to nibble on, all you need to bring with you is your appetite — and perhaps a pair of stretchy slacks.

Eager to know some of the most common ingredients used in cooking here? Get ready to taste chicken and pork in a number of your meals.

When Huarmey residents talk to you about their favourite food, you're likely to hear ceviche (raw fish in lime juice) or chanfainita (beef lung dish) mentioned once or twice. These specialty dishes are part of the region's identity and should be on any food lover's list.

Mazamorra morada and arroz con leche (purple corn custard and sweetened milk) is a dessert that summarises this place in just one mouthful. Order a serving and see how long it takes you to come back for more!

If you're feeling a bit thirsty and want to indulge in a glass of amber nectar, we recommend Arequipeña. Grab a stool during happy hour, mingle with new friends and soak up the atmosphere!

Have you heard of Chicha de Jora (fermented corn-based alcoholic drink)? It's one of the most fun ways to add some oomph to your night out in Ancash. Ask the bartender for a taste and then order up a shot or two!

Don't let the language barrier get in the way of a fun holiday! Make your visit to Ancash a more rewarding one by memorising a couple of expressions in the local tongue. You may be glad you learnt '¡Buena suerte!', which translates to 'good luck'. '¿Cuánto cuesta? ', which means 'how much is this?', is also rather common.

Don't forget to mark the 28th of July in your diary. To the locals, this means one thing — Independence Day. A notable day of celebrations, this is a great time of year to be in the country.

Like all good things in life, your time here will eventually come to an end. When it's finally time to depart, say one last "Hasta la vista" and spend your remaining holiday allowance on some unique keepsakes.

Jorge Chavez International Airport (LIM), the nearest airport, is just 250 kilometres to the southeast from the centre of Huarmey. Pick a route, pack your suitcase and set an alarm clock — and don't hit the snooze button too many times!