• Royal Tombs of Sipan Museum - This museum showcases a selection of the most remarkable archaeological treasures, including two royal burial chambers and a priest’s tomb, all accompanied by magnificent treasures, food, drinks, and human companions for the journey to the afterlife. It also features an exquisite collection of ceramics from the Moche culture (200 - 700 AD). Visitors can now take photos inside this dream museum, which boasts first-class infrastructure and design.
• Complejo Arqueologico Ventarron - Home to one of the oldest pyramids in the Americas, this site offers five thousand years of history depicted on an astonishingly preserved polychrome wall, along with well-preserved original structures. Visitors have the unique opportunity to enter the ancient temple and admire the mural art and high-relief friezes, the youngest of which are four thousand years old.
• Puerto Eten - Following visits to the first two sites, Puerto Eten offers a stunning view of the region’s coastline. The village is charming, with photogenic architecture that is sure to delight.
• Mercado Artesanal de Monsefu - The experience concludes with a visit to the Monsefú artisan market, where visitors can purchase colorful souvenirs. The local art is vibrant, featuring wooden kitchen tools, blouses and skirts with intricate embroidery, reed hats, and local ceramics.

• Guidance in English/Spanish
• Air-conditioned vehicles

• Lunch

This is a unique private tour, offering a glimpse into the hidden gems of Chiclayo that other agencies often overlook, yet are truly worthwhile. This journey highlights the top destinations in our region, beginning with the Royal Tombs of Sipan Museum. This museum is the most iconic in the country, showcasing the tombs of two rulers from the Moche culture (100 - 700 AD), discovered intact with magnificent treasures that have earned worldwide acclaim. The original artifacts are exhibited in a three-story display that immerses visitors in the wonder of discovery.

Next, the tour visits the pyramid featuring the oldest mural on our continent: Ventarrón (2,900 - 1,500 BC). Here, visitors can enjoy breathtaking views of the valley and gain access to the temple’s interior, including its original walls and high reliefs.

The tour also offers one of the most stunning views of the Peruvian coastline. An optional stop at the Monsefú artisan market allows visitors to purchase travel souvenirs and indulge in top-tier traditional desserts.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.