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Trujillo flights from London take around 18-26 hours depending on your routing. Peru's third-largest city is served by Capitán FAP Carlos Martínez de Pinillos International Airport (TRU), located about 10km northwest of the city centre.
No direct flights operate from the UK. Most connections route through Lima with LATAM Airlines, adding a 1-hour domestic leg. European carriers like Iberia (via Madrid) and KLM (via Amsterdam) also serve this route with connections in Lima.
Return fares typically range from £650-850 depending on season and advance booking. February to May sees lower prices, while July and August (Peruvian winter holidays) push fares higher. Booking 8-10 weeks ahead generally secures the best deals.
Trujillo sits on Peru's northern coast, 560km from Lima. The city is famous for Chan Chan, the largest adobe city in the Americas and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Expect temperatures between 18-25°C year-round with minimal rainfall.
Price Patterns
Prices typically drop Tuesday-Thursday for bookings
LATAM sales often appear in January and September
February-May offers the cheapest fares as Peru's tourist low season
Sweet Spot
8-10 weeks before travel for the best combination of price and seat availability.
Avoid Booking
Less than 3 weeks out (premium pricing on long-haul)
Peruvian winter school holidays (July-August)
Christmas and New Year period (mid-December to early January)
El Brujo Complex
Archaeological site 60km north, home to the Lady of Cao mummy. Recently discovered female Moche ruler with elaborate tattoos.
Plaza de Armas
Colonial-era main square surrounded by colourful mansions. Trujillo Cathedral and Freedom Monument are the key landmarks.
Huanchaco
Traditional fishing village with reed boats (caballitos de totora). Popular beach for surfing and ceviche. 12km from city centre.
Huacas del Sol y Luna
Twin Moche pyramids 8km south of Trujillo. The Temple of the Moon features colourful murals depicting Moche mythology and rituals.
Chan Chan
UNESCO World Heritage Site and the largest adobe city in the Americas. Pre-Columbian capital of the Chimú Empire. Entry fee around 10 PEN.