Top Beaches in Peru

Bring your own snacks and drinks; beach vendors can be pricey and the food isn't always the best. My advice is to pack a cooler with your favorites!

If you're looking to rent surfboards, I suggest checking the local shops instead of the ones near the main entrance. They often have better rates and more equipment options

I think it’s worth your time to take a short walk along the coast to find those hidden spots. You might even find some great waves and way fewer people!

My advice is to pack some snacks and water. The beach vendors can be pricey and the quality isn’t always great, so it’s good to have your own stuff.

I suggest staying at a hostel or guesthouse close to the beach. It’s lively, and you'll meet other cool travelers while being just a short walk from the waves.

Stay in the town near the beach instead of staying at resorts; it has a more authentic vibe. Plus, you can easily find budget-friendly accommodations and street food options!

I suggest bringing some snacks and drinks. There aren’t many shops nearby, and eating at the beach can get pricey. I packed a cooler and it made my day!

I recommend getting to El Silencio Beach early, like around 8 AM, to snag a good spot and avoid the crowds. Plus, the morning waves are perfect for surfing if that's your thing!