Tickets to Piura by bus
Do you want to buy bus tickets to Piura securely? This information is for you. Piura is the capital of the Piura region, in the northwest of Peru. It is known for its colonial buildings, such as the Cathedral of Piura, with its ornamental gilded altar. The cathedral faces the Plaza de Armas, a small square with algarrobo and tamarind trees. If you travel by bus to Piura, you will be able to visit the Casa Museo Almirante Miguel Grau, which preserves photos and memorabilia of the 19th-century war hero. Additionally, you will see the Church of San Francisco, where Piura declared its independence from Spain in 1822.
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Tourist places in Piura
Catacaos
It is internationally known for its dishes and because its skilled goldsmiths are experts in making gold and silver jewelry, creating exquisite filigree work in the so-called DORMILONAS, which are women s earrings. The artisans in the surrounding area weave the famous toquilla straw hats.
Desierto Sechura
This desert is an arid plateau formed by Cenozoic materials, with sparse vegetation, which includes several intermittent lagoons. To the north of the desert, oil deposits are exploited. It is located about 55 km southwest of the city of Piura. It is one of the largest deserts in Peru, covering an area of over 5,000 km².
Balneario de Colán
The beautiful tourist complex of Colán is located in Piura and has excellent hotel infrastructure and restaurants for the hundreds of travelers who arrive there. The extensive and tranquil beach with clean waters is also perfect for windsurfing, boating, or simply spending a nice day with the family. Furthermore, the beach is one of the largest on the coast.
Plaza de Armas de Piura
It is one of the oldest and most beautiful squares in the country, with a square Spanish design, surrounded by tamarind, ficus, croton, bougainvillea, and paperbark trees. It is called Plaza de Armas because civic and military parades were held there in the past. This tradition continues to this day, as every Sunday, our Plaza de Armas is a meeting point for the ceremony of raising the national flag and civic parades.
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What our passengers say about Piura
"Primera vez viajando al norte y el servicio fue excelente. Muy limpio y cómodo."
"Viajo seguido por trabajo y siempre elijo Oltursa. Confiable y puntual."
Frequently asked questions about Piura
Los pasajes a Piura van desde S/65 hasta S/160 según el tipo de servicio. Los buses nocturnos te permiten llegar temprano al norte.
El viaje de Lima a Piura dura aproximadamente 14 horas. Es la puerta de entrada a las playas del norte como Máncora.
En Piura visita: Catacaos (pueblo de artesanos), la Plaza de Armas, la Iglesia San Francisco, el Malecón Eguiguren, y las playas cercanas como Colán (la más antigua de Sudamérica).
Puedes visitar Piura todo el año. El verano (diciembre-abril) es muy caluroso pero ideal para playas. El resto del año tiene clima cálido y seco.
En la ciudad usa taxis o mototaxis (muy económicos). Para Catacaos toma combis desde el centro. Para las playas hay buses y colectivos frecuentes.
En Catacaos encuentra las mejores artesanías del Perú: filigrana de oro y plata, sombreros de paja toquilla, cerámicas y tejidos. También prueba la chicha de jora y el seco de chabelo.