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Spend a day from Piura exploring Sechura’s coastal contrasts: cultural stops at Chusis Museum, ecological walks through Chulliyachi mangroves, wind-blown sandboarding on Médano Blanco, and beach time with optional kayaking. Practical, active, and locally guided.
Spend a day from Piura exploring Sechura’s coastal contrasts: cultural stops at Chusis Museum, ecological walks through Chulliyachi mangroves, wind-blown sandboarding on Médano Blanco, and beach time with optional kayaking. Practical, active, and locally guided.
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Operated by Zarate Adventours · Sechura, Piura
Dawn leaves Piura behind and the road opens toward a landscape of sand, scrub, and salt flats. By mid-morning the town of Sechura appears, a small coastal hub where wind shapes the dunes and the shore breathes salty air. Your day moves from curated culture to raw coast: the Chusis Museum lays out regional history in modest displays; the Chulliyachi mangroves crowd the estuary with tangled roots and the chatter of shorebirds; then the Médano Blanco dunes climb like pale waves, daring you to surf their slopes on a board.
easy.
7 hours.
Suitable for most fitness levels; requires short walks across sand and basic balance for sandboarding.
Yes — sandboarding is included; guides provide basic instruction and shared boards, though advanced equipment rental may not be available.
Pickup is provided from Piura city locations including select hotels, the airport, and bus terminal — confirm your pickup point when booking.
No — kayaking at Chulliyachi Beach is optional and typically arranged locally for an additional fee or rented on site.
The tour is family-friendly but not recommended for travelers with spinal issues; sandboarding and uneven surfaces may be uncomfortable for some guests.
Sechura was historically a coastal fisheries and salt-producing region with pre-Hispanic settlements; Chusis Museum displays ceramics and local artifacts that trace that continuity.
Mangroves here are small but ecologically important for fisheries and coastal protection — avoid trampling roots, dispose of waste properly, and follow guide instructions to minimize impact.
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