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This coastal military garrison (taking pictures strictly circumscribed) is the northernmost town in Peru, a common transition point for travelers coming to – or heading from – Ecuador. Here is where tourists can get on busses such as CIFA and Ormeño and head further south to Trujillo, Huaraz, and Lima. It is not uninteresting as a destination point itself, a place from which three different ecosystems can be accessed: the Natural Sanctuary Los Manglares de Tumbes, the National Park Cerro de Amotape, and the tropical wood National Forest of Tumbes.
The Manglares de Tumbes National Sanctuary, one half hour north of Tumbes, gives travellers access to ...
With its four different ecosystems, he Cerros de Amotape National Park, south of Tumbes, stands out as...
This upscale hotel in the Zorrito district of Tumbes is located right on the beach and affords pleasant views of...







A three-star luxury hotel at Plaza Bolognesi in the heart of Tumbes. The Hotel Costa del Sol has the reputation ...














This lunch-time only restaurant offers a large selection of marine platters. Their black-clam ceviche is especia...







This has the advantage of being right on the Plaza de Armas; it offers an old-fashioned ambience to go along wit...







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