Nuro Holiday Deals

Nuro Holiday Package Deals

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Holidays in Nuro

When you see insanely beautiful vistas plastered all over the telly, it's hard not to get jelly. So why not spoil yourself with a trip to Nuro and experience the picturesque beaches and coastal plains of Piura?

It sits 980 kilometres to the northwest of Lima, the capital city of Peru.

Comb the shore for shells to start a collection or try to spot creatures like crabs and seabirds at Punta Sal Beach and Colan Beach. You'll find these attractive pieces of coastline 35 kilometres and 90 kilometres away, respectively.

Don't be alarmed if you meet many fellow travellers at Nuro Pier.

Los Organos Plaza de Armas and Spondylus Escuela de Buceo / Dive Center aren't far from the centre of Vichayito, 12 kilometres to the northeast of Nuro. Why not go there and take a look?

Turn your holiday in this region into a memorable experience with a day of hiking or horse riding. They're very popular pastimes here.

If you're feeling a bit stressed, take the opportunity to head into the great outdoors and go sunbathing. Alternatively, bird watching might be more relaxing.

Why go to the trouble of planning your day's itinerary when the hard work can be done by someone else? Wildlife spotting tours and city walking tours take the hassle out of travel.

Looking for a bit of fun on the water? Then put on your suntan lotion and take your inner aqua-lover swimming or surfing.

Step through the doors of the region's history museums and mansions and make the most of everything they have to offer.

Go on a relaxing walk and make the most of the sunshine at the surrounding area's gardens.

This region has an interesting history. Spend a day or more checking out a few of the close-by old towns and archeological sites. Don't worry if there isn't that much information available online — the locals are sure to have some yarns to share!

If you're seeking an experience beyond the physical world, consider visiting some churches and cathedrals. It's a delightful opportunity to find out more about Nuro's faith.

'There is no love sincerer than the love of food,' George Bernard Shaw once said, but throw travel into the mix and it's a marriage made in heaven. You're invited to indulge in two of your biggest loves by eating and drinking your way around Piura.

Once you pull up a seat and leaf through a restaurant or café menu, you'll quickly notice that chicken and pork are two ingredients commonly used in local cooking.

There's no need to dither over the restaurant menu when you're in Nuro. Jump straight in and try the local specialties, such as ceviche (raw fish in lime juice) and chanfainita (beef lung dish).

If a life without dessert doesn't seem like a life worth living, you should definitely introduce your palate to mazamorra morada and arroz con leche (purple corn custard and sweetened milk). This sweet treat tells the story of the area in just one mouthful.

They say life's not all beer and skittles, but there's certainly nothing wrong with indulging in a cold one from time to time. When you're in Piura, make sure it's Arequipeña.

For something a little stronger, enjoy a shot or two of Chicha de Jora (fermented corn-based alcoholic drink). Drink it down straight or ask your barkeep for any mixer suggestions.

Make an effort to connect with your hosts by learning some expressions in the local language. '¿Cómo estás?' can be translated as 'how are you?'. One more to remember is '¡Buena suerte!', meaning 'good luck'.

Want to join in on the Independence Day celebrations? Circle the 28th of July in your diary and get ready to let your hair down with the locals!

With just a little of your travel allowance left in your pocket and some awesome memories that will last a lifetime, say one last "Hasta la vista" to Nuro.

Getting to your plane on time can be a bit of an ordeal. That said, you'll be right if you've made a plan. The closest terminal, Cotopaxi International Airport (LTX), is 460 kilometres to the northeast.

Hotels in Nuro

Choose any of our more popular accommodations, such as the Vichayito Bungalows & Carpas and Aquarena Vichayito, and you'll be sure to roll out of bed ready to face the day each morning.