Top Chiclayo Half-day Tours

Enjoy a fascinating visit to the Royal Tombs Museum, home to ancient treasures, mummies like the Lord of Sipán and more. Set out from Chiclayo to Lambayeque to explore this wonderful collection of artifacts belonging to northern Peru's Moche people. See rarities not excavated until 1987 and learn more about this intriguing civilization that thrived in the region from the 1st until the 8th centuries. The museum offers both private and group tours.

The city of Chiclayo, also known as Heroic City, has many things to do. The northern coast of Peru offers beautiful beaches, archaeological sites, impressive pyramids, deserts and incredible museums. Be surprised for the fantastic history of this city and admire important tourist attractions. The Chiclayo city tour will take you to know the Witch Market, a mysterious place full of curious products including potions and witch spells.

Discover the enigmas of the pre-Columbian Pyramids of Túcume, a fascinating archaeological site steeped in ancient stories. Immerse yourself in the mystery of Huaca Las Balsas or be amazed by the grandeur of the Royal Tombs Museum of Sipán. Enjoy a unique archaeological tour, exploring the northern region of Peru and its ancient civilizations. Do not miss out on this amazing experience!

Discover the ancient riches of the northern cultures of Peru with our fantastic Lord of Sipan and Site Museum tour. The Lord of Sipan and Site Museum tour offers the opportunity to explore Huaca Rajada and learn about historical heritage of Peru, highlighting the importance of the ancient cultures that existed before the arrival of the Spanish. Do not miss out on this opportunity and come to visit one of the most important pre-Columbian archaeological sites, as well as the Site Museum or the Royal Tombs Museum of Sipan. Both museums feature unparalleled collections.

Transfer from your hotel to the city of Ferreñafe to visit the museum at Sican. This museum displays all the everyday aspects of the Sican culture, which thrived in the region around 1100. You can see the processes of making pottery and metal crafts besides a recreation of the tombs of the Sican nobles. Most of the objects are displayed in their context, that is, in the same way, they were used and made.