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Surrounded by a vast desert and crossed by the Piura River, Piura is a fascinating blend of tradition and modernisation. With a rich history dating back to pre-Hispanic times, you will find colourful markets, beautiful churches and friendly people, eager to share their culture and traditions with you.
Laws in Piura may be different to the UK. Keep in mind, driving is on the right-hand side of the road, and seat belts are required by law. Take a minute to familiarise yourself with the local traffic laws.
Speed limits are also different. In urban zones, it is generally 60 km/h, outside towns 90 km/h, and highways 100 km/h. Speeding could lead to fines or legal troubles.
For the city driving, a compact car is recommended for easy maneuverability and parking. However, if you plan to explore the wider region, a 4x4 might serve you better on more rugged terrains.
The combination of historical, natural and cultural sites makes Piura a must-visit destination.
Start by exploring the historic centre, where you'll find the majestic Cathedral of Piura and the famous Municipal Palace.
A little over an hour's drive from Piura is Máncora, a popular beach destination with a vibrant nightlife. Surf, relax on the golden sands, and enjoy the ocean breeze.
Catacaos, 12 km from Piura, is full of artisans specialising in everything from pottery to jewellery. A trip here is perfect for picking up unique souvenirs for friends back home.
The currency in Peru is the Sol (S/), not the Pound (£). It's advised to have some local currency with you as not all places accept credit cards.
With a desert and semi-tropical climate, you'll want to pack light, breathable clothing for the hot days and warmer clothing for cooler nights. If you're heading to Máncora, don't forget your swimwear!
The people of Piura are friendly and welcoming. Greeting someone with a handshake or a single kiss on the cheek is standard. Remember to say "por favor" (please) and "gracias" (thank you) - your courtesies will be much appreciated.
