La Libertad Peru Travel Guide
Trujillo's climate is temperate and stable year-round. Packing lightweight, ventilated clothing is a good approach. Natural fabrics like cotton and linen perform well.
Select clothing based on your planned activities to optimize comfort and practicality.
For walking around Trujillo's historic center, Comfortable walking shoes or Sneakers are the best. Much walking occurs on sidewalks and some cobblestone streets.
Sturdy, closed-protective footwear are highly advisable for exploring archaeological sites. These sites feature uneven surfaces, dirt paths, and could be dusty. Foot protection and stability are paramount.
Sandals or flip-flops are good for Huanchaco beach. Easy to remove and spotless after a beach visit.
Carry both original and copies of important papers.
Ensure your devices align with Peruvian electrical standards. Planning for power needs. Peru uses Type A, B, and C outlets. Standard voltage is 220V, frequency 60Hz.
Photography gear for unique architecture, and apps for smooth navigation and communication.
Use cloud services like Google Drive or Dropbox to store photos and a files. This safeguards your memories and information if your electronics are lost or damaged.
Consider a VPN like NordVPN or ExpressVPN for secure internet connections, especially on public Wi-Fi.
A Money belt or hidden pouch for passport and cash. Luggage locks and an RFID-blocking wallet for credit card safety.
A well-stocked personal health kit prepares you for minor illnesses and local conditions.
Trujillo's equatorial sun is strong. Protect yourself against exposure to the sun and insects.
A small backpack to carry essentials while exploring extensive sites like Chan Chan and Huacas de Moche.
If you have specific gear preferences, consider bringing your own. Otherwise, hires are frequently available and affordable.
A decent camera to capture the unique adobe architecture and the vastness of archaeological sites is highly advisable.
Items that enhance comfort, security, and convenience during your entire trip.
Environmentally friendly alternatives and items difficult to find locally. Packing efficiently to avoid inconvenience.
Reduce plastic waste, fill with purified water.
For markets and daily purchases.
Eco-friendly options for minimal environmental impact.
Avoid single-use plastic cutlery.
Roll your clothing to save space and reduce wrinkles. Use packing cubes for better organization in your luggage.
Pack a small daypack for excursions to archaeological sites or beach visits. Distribute heavy items evenly in your luggage.
