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On the northern coast of Peru, Mancora was once just a small, attractive fishing village. It has warm beaches, white sand, sunshine all year and a spectacular turquoise sea.
Giant waves at the sandy Mancora Beach attract surfers. Los Positas Beach and Vichayito Beach are calmer.
Mancora is the place for people who want to see and be seen along the Peruvian coast. It’s the trendy beach in Peru.
Restaurants and cafes line the main street in Mancora. You can get some of the freshest, most delicious seafood here. Bars and clubs dominate the lively nightlife scene.
Discounted Mancora Hotels
If you’d like to visit Mancora, you’ll be happy to know there are hotels with deeply discounted rates. Here are some of the best deals on hotels under $100 a night.
- Casa Naranja: $22
- La Casa de Jessy: $23
- Casamar: $23
- Los Almendros de Mancora: $24
- Casa BLU: $25
- La Posada: $26
- Zaigon Kite Surf: $29
- Hotel Rio Hotels Mancora: $31
- Aquamarine: $32
- Mancora Beach House: $35
- Hotel Royal Mancora: $35
- Pascana Casa De Plaza: $35
- Asena: $36
- Bungalows Rupay Wasi: $38
- MAU Suites & Apartment: $40
- Naif Habitaciones: $40
- Hospedaje Sumarfe: $41
- Punta Pacifico Bungalows: $41
- La Paehamama: $41
- Selina Mancora: $44
- Wally’s House Mancora: $45
- QAMAQ Hotel: $47
- IGUANA HOUSE: $48
- Villa al Fe: $50
- Gamora Hotel Plaza: $53
- Don Giovanni Mancora: $54
- Pupukea House: $54
- Hotel Smiling Crab: $55
- Habitaciones Donde ELY: $60
- Hotel Puerto Antigua: $64
- Residence Altamar: $65
- Mancora Y Sol: $65
- Kasa Pelikanos: $70
- Blue Ocean: $73
- Hotel Grandmare & Bungalows: $84
- Makana Vichayito: $97
Just to put my interest in Mancora into perspective, the low tonight where I live is 26 degrees. The low tonight in Mancora is 74 degrees. Sunshine and warm beaches sounds really good to me right now.
More Information on Mancora
For more information on Mancora, check out “Lonely Planet Peru.” This book was consulted when writing the blog.
