How about a trip to Peru West Coast

Lima, Peru’s capital city, is situated on Peru’s western coasts, right alongside the cool waters of the Pacific Ocean. So it has some incredible beaches then? Well… no, in fact it has very little in the way of beach life or beach frontage. Sat atop cliffs for the most part, Lima is a large, seaside city with little beachfront, but some truly spectacular sunsets! In times gone by Lima was considered a little underwhelming for tourists and merely a place you had to come through to get to Machu Picchu. But things have changed. Lima’s glorious architecture and colonial past now merges beautifully with its modern facades and it’s culture and rich history are now worthy of their own exploration. After which you’ll want to find somewhere to dine as this is the place in Peru for eating out and experiencing everything Peruvian cuisine has to offer, of which seafood is, given it’s location, unsurprisingly superb.
Away from Lima, a popular tourist haunt, although a very small oasis, literally, is Huacachina, a true desert oasis a couple of hours outside Lima and a perfect day trip and the only oasis in the entirety of South America. The rest of the coast is rugged, hilly or mountainous and contains a large number of small towns and villages, most important and worthy of your time being Trujillo to the north of the capital, with fabulous beaches, Incan ruins and great food
Away from the tourist-centred highlands, the capital, Lima,