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Wooden reproductions of Chimu statues stand in the Ceremonial Courtyard of the Tschudi Complex. The Complex is part of the ancient adobe site of Chan Chan,near Trujillo in Peru.
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The sun sets over the Pacific,silhouetting the jetty at Huanchaco,on the north coast of Peru
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Kids play in the surf,while surfers and fishing boats sit offshore at Mancora,northern Peru.
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The summer crowds flock to the beach at Huanchaco,near Trujillo in northern Peru. The town is famous for its fishermen that use traditional reed boats to ride the surf.
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England, Cornwall. A boy and a girl walk along clifftops towards Penally Point at Boscastle.
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Jagged rocks at Hartland Point on the North Coast of Devon, England, United Kingdom, Europe
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A man passes the intricate ironwork and pastel shades of a colonial mansion on the Plaza de Armas in Trujillo,Peru
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North coast of Cornwall looking towards Newquay, Cornwall, England, United Kingdom, Europe
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The adobe walls of the Ceremonial Courtyard in the Tschudi Complex,decorated with bas relief designs featuring sea otters and waves. The Complex is part of the ancient Chimu site of Chan Chan,in northern Peru
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Pastel shades and wrought iron grillwork dominate the colonial architecture in the centre of Trujillo,Peru
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Elegant facades,wooden balconies and pastel shades typify the colonial mansions on the Plaza de Armas in Trujillo,Peru
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Beach football at Mancora in northern Peru. Mancora,close to the Ecuadorian border,is a popular holiday spot for Peruvian beachgoers.
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Adobe wall frieze incorporating sea otter and wave design in the Ceremonial Courtyard of the Tschudi Complex,at Chan Chan. Built around 1300 AD and covering 28 square km,Chan Chan is the largest pre-columbian city in the Americas and largest adobe settlement in the world.
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Wooden crafts shop in the village of Catacos,famed for its handicraft markets near Piura,in northern Peru
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The hand of a Huanchaco pescador (fisherman) grasps part of the morning catch. The fishermen of Huanchaco use traditional totora (reed) boats.
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The colourful pastel shades and and wrought iron grillwork of a colonial building fronting the Plaza de Armas in Trujillo,Peru. Trujillo is Peru's third largest city and was founded by Pizarro in 1535.
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Beach on the north coast of the island of Boracay off the coast of Panay, Philippines, Asia
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A pescador (fisherman) from the town of Huanchaco,in northern Peru,raises his traditional totora (reed) boat to drain before stacking it on the beachfront.
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A fisherman arranges totora (reeds) to construct a traditional caballito fishing raft in Huanchaco,northern Peru. The fishermen of Huanchaco have been using reed boats for over two thousand years.
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A pescador (fisherman) waits to ride a wave to shore on his reed boat at Huanchaco,in northern Peru. The fishermen ride atop the boats called caballitos de totora (little horses of reeds) and use a segment of bamboo for a paddle.
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A pescador (fisherman) waits to ride a wave to shore on his reed boat at Huanchaco,in northern Peru. The fishermen ride atop the boats called caballitos de totora (little horses of reeds) and use a segment of bamboo for a paddle.
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A catch of fish is held by a totora (reed) boat fisherman from at Huanchaco in northern Peru. The Huanchaco pescadores (fishermen) have been using traditional reed craft for over two thousand years.
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The locomotive for the worlds longest train sits at the station in Nouâdhibou. The full train is up to 2.5 kilometres long and trundles between Nouâdhibou and the iron mines of Zouérat in Mauritania.
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Wooden reproductions of Chimu statues stand in the Ceremonial Courtyard of the Tschudi Complex. The Complex is part of the ancient adobe site of Chan Chan,near Trujillo in Peru.
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The adobe walls of the Ceremonial Courtyard in the Tschudi Complex,decorated with bas relief designs featuring sea otters and waves. The Complex is part of the ancient Chimu site of Chan Chan,in northern Peru
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A statue of a pescador (fisherman) pays tribute to the early origins of the resort village of Mancora,on the north coast of Peru
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Adobe wall frieze incorporating a fish and wave design in the Audience Rooms of the Tschudi Complex - one of the Royal Compounds at the Chimu site of Chan Chan,near Trujillo in northern Peru.
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England, Devon, Woolacombe. Young girl scaling an artifical rock-climbing wall at Woolacombe Bay Holiday Park.
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Waterfront scene at Huanchaco in northern Peru,where locals relax next to totora (reed) boats stacked along the beach.
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Shells,beads and coconuts are laid out for the summer influx of tourists to Mancora - a beach village popular with domestic holidaymakers in northern Peru.
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Rocky shores of Sandymouth, a National Trust beach on the North coast of Cornwall, England, United Kingdom, Europe
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Totora (reed) boats are stacked along the beach,with the wooden pier in the background,at the fishing village of Huanchaco in northern Peru. The boats called Caballitos de totora (little horses of reeds) are the traditional craft of the local fishermen.
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Adobe wall frieze incorporating a fish and wave design in the Audience Rooms of the Tschudi Complex - one of the Royal Compounds at the Chimu site of Chan Chan,near Trujillo in northern Peru.
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Wrought iron grillwork and pastel shades of a colonial mansion on the Plaza de Armas in Trujillo,Peru. The city in Peru's north,was founded by Francisco Pizarro in 1535.
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The well preserved adobe ruins of the Tschudi Royal Compound in the Chimu site of Chan Chan in northern Peru. Built around 1300 AD and covering 28 square km,Chan Chan is the largest pre-columbian city in the Americas and largest adobe settlement in the world.
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Totora (reed) boats are stacked along the beach at Huanchaco,in northern Peru. The caballitos de totora are the traditional craft of the local pescadores (fishermen).
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The Birdhouse,a beachouse and caf_ spot on the beach at Màncora,in northen Peru. Mancora,close to the Ecuadorian border,is a popular holiday destination for surfers and Peruvian holidaymakers.
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A snack vendor awaits customers,on the sands at Mancora in northern Peru.
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Summer crowds descend on the beach town of Huanchaco,in northern Peru - framed by a beachside snack stall. Huanchaco is famous for its fishermen who ride the surf on traditional totora (reed) boats.
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A pescador (fisherman) mends his net,in front of a row of totora (reed) boats. The boats called caballitos de totora (little horse of reeds) have been used used by local fishermen for over two thousand years.
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The renovated wooden pier at the fishing village of Huanchaco,in northern Peru
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A couple walk the streets of Trujillo in northern Peru,where intricate ironwork and pastel shades are features of the city's colonial mansions on the Plaza de Armas.
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The sun sets over the Pacific,silhouetting the jetty at Huanchaco on the north coast of Peru
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England, Devon, Woolacombe. Children scaling an artifical rock-climbing wall at Woolacombe Bay Holiday Park.
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Locals pass the intricate ironwork and pastel shades of the colonial mansions on the Plaza de Armas in Trujillo,Peru.
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Wrought iron grillwork and pastel shades of a colonial mansion on the Plaza de Armas in Trujillo,Peru. The city in Peru's north,was founded by Francisco Pizarro in 1535.
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England, Devon, Lynmouth. The harbour at high tide viewed from the slipway during summer.
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The summer crowds flock to the beach at Huanchaco,near Trujillo in northern Peru. The town is famous for its fishermen that use traditional reed boats to ride the surf.
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The setting sun paints the sky red,silhouetting totora (reed) boats stacked on the beachfront at Huanchaco,in northern Peru. The boats are the traditional craft of the local pescadores (fishermen).
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Crabs are loaded into baskets from returning totora (reed) boat fishermen in Huanchaco,northern Peru.
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Totora (reed) fishing boats are stacked on the beach at Huanchaco,in northern Peru. The boats known as caballitos de totora (little horses of reeds) are the traditional craft of the local pescadores (fishermen).
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Caballitos de totora (reed boats) are stacked on the foreshore at Huanchaco,in northern Peru. The boats are the traditional craft of the local pescadores (fishermen),with the unusual design allowing them to ride the surf.
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Aerial view of the north coast and Mount Teide, Tenerife, Canary Islands, Atlantic, Spain, Europe
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Temple of Pura Dalem Jagaraga, North coast, Bali, Indonesia, Southeast Asia, Asia
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A view of the coast at Sao Jorge on the north coast of the island of Madeira, Portugal, Atlantic, Europe
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Stone carving, Temple of Pura Dalem Jagaraga, North coast, Bali, Indonesia, Southeast Asia, Asia
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Deia, Sierra de Tramuntana, North Coast, Majorca (Mallorca), Balearic Islands, Spain, Mediterranean, Europe
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Painted mural depicting Mauritanian life on a wall in the northern coastal town of Nouadhibou
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Wooden fishing boats off the coast of Nouadhibou in northern Mauritania. The water surrounding Nouadhibou is the world's richest fishing area.
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A resort hut sits amidst coconut palms,overlooking the beach sands at Mancora,in northern Peru
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Colourful local bus on the beachfront at the fishing village and beach resort of Huanchaco,near Trujillo in northern Peru. Huanchaco is famous for its traditional caballito (reed boat) fishermen.
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Totora (reed) boats stacked upright on the beach at Huanchaco,in northern Peru,are silhouetted by the dusk light. Caballitos de totora (little horses of reeds) are the traditional fishing boats of the local fishermen.
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Live crabs are sold by the bunch at the beach village of Màncora,in northern Peru
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Adobe wall frieze featuring a fishing net design in the Tschudi Complex - a royal compound in the Chimu site of Chan Chan in northern Peru. The Chimu used inspiration from their coastal existence to create elaborate wall friezes the construction of the world's largest adobe city.
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Ornate grillwork decorating window boxes and pastel shades are typical features of the colonial mansions in Trujillo,Peru
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Caballitos de totora (reed boats) are stacked along the beach to dry at Huanchaco in northern Peru. The boats have been used by fishermen on Peru's northern coast for over two thousand years.
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A Huanchaco fisherman returns to shore paddling a traditional totora (reed) boat,known as a caballito de totora (little horse of reeds).
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Caballitos de totora (reed boats) are stacked along the beach to dry at Huanchaco in northern Peru. The boats have been used by fishermen on Peru's northern coast for over two thousand years.
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The sun sets over the Pacific,silhouetting figures on the jetty at Huanchaco,on the north coast of Peru
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Wrought iron grillwork and pastel shades of a colonial mansion on the Plaza de Armas in Trujillo,Peru. The city in Peru's north,was founded by Francisco Pizarro in 1535.
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Totora (reed) boats,surfers and the wooden pier at Huanchaco in northern Peru are painted by the dusk light. Huanchaco is famous for its pescadores (fishermen) that use traditional fishing craft constructed of reeds (caballitos de totora).
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Seashell souvenirs set out for tourists visiting the Peruvian beachside village of Mancora,on Peru's north coast.
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