Hi Guys, Been flirting with a trip for a while now and am set on Peru in November as a starting point. I wanted to ask any advice on timings, things to do/to avoid, stuff people loved/wished they had taken, food, places to stay, places to buy boards and all the usual rammel that we like to discuss. Also if anybody can recommend a decent surf guiding book for Peru, Ecuador and maybe even a bit further north that would be mint. Got the Lonely planet book and its very 'inca trail' biased and focussed which is fine, if your not looking to surf everyday for 3 months. Dan Posts: 371 Joined: Sat Dec 29, 2012 1:52 pm. Dan, Stormrider has an electronic guide. Big Pun Endangered Species Zip Sharebeast on this page.

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There is also some free online info you can search for. Unless you have nerves of steel I wouldn't drive. Some parts of Peru aren't so wife friendly if you are going with a partner. That time of year is supposed to be when the north swell points work ( you may get lucky but this means Chicama etc - which needs a large S swell may not be so great). I didn't like Mancora (stayed at Organos) which was much lower key and not a tourist pit, but if you like bars etc it may be your scene. Lobitos - I had a trip organised to go there but it had to be cancelled. Worth the effort if you can.