Salaverry

Salaverry

Peru

Introduction to Port

Salaverry, Peru, stands out among cruise ports for its compact, culture-forward footprint and its instant access to northern Peru’s most storied landscapes. From the moment a ship anchors, guests are drawn into a short, easy range of signature experiences that fuse archaeology, colonial charm, and coastal vitality: guided explorations to Chan Chan, the UNESCO-listed Chimú capital, and a stroll through Trujillo’s elegant casonas, all reachable without long bus rides; hands-on demonstrations with local artisans; and the chance to watch the iconic caballitos de totora boats skimming the surf along nearby beaches. Destinations radiating from Salaverry include the sun-drenched coast of the Moche Valley, the historic center of Trujillo with its white-washed facades, and world-class surf beaches that attract water sports enthusiasts. Fleet features at the port emphasize capacity and comfort, with a modern terminal and efficient docking that can accommodate a range of cruise sizes, smooth passenger flow, and secure, well-marked embarkation points. Onboard services that travelers value begin right at the port with multilingual shore-support and clearly signposted excursion desks, currency exchange and medical assistance, plus easy access to private transfers and curated activities. In short, Salaverry pairs ancient wonders with contemporary port amenities, delivering a distinctive, immersive northern Peru experience.

Reasons
Reasons To Visit
Chimú heritage near Chan Chan
Explore Chan Chan ruins and Chimú culture near Trujillo.
Beaches and water sports
World-class beaches ideal for surfing.
Colonial charm of Trujillo
Admire elegant casonas and colonial architecture nearby.
UN/LOCODE PESVY relevance
PESVY identifies Salaverry port in international trade.