Turn savings into Soles and step into Peru!
Converting NZD to PEN unlocks a world of cultural wonders in Peru.
Whether you’re hiking the Inca Trail, floating on Lake Titicaca, or exploring Cusco’s cobblestone streets, having enough Soles in hand ensures your trip is smooth and stress-free.
With competitive exchange rates, Travel Money NZ can help you make the most of every Sol. So, how about it - are you ready to say “Gracias” with confidence?
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How to save money on your Peruvian holiday
Exploring Peru doesn’t have to cost a fortune. Visit during the shoulder seasons (April to May or September to November) for lower prices on flights and accommodations while enjoying pleasant weather.
Street food is a must in Peru; dishes like anticuchos, empanadas, and churros offer delicious and affordable options.
Use Peru’s extensive bus network to travel between cities on a budget or take advantage of affordable train rides through stunning Andean landscapes.
Don’t miss free attractions like walking tours of historic centres or hiking trails in the Sacred Valley.
Convert NZD to PEN with Travel Money NZ to ensure every Sol counts on your adventure.
All about Peruvian currency
What countries use the Peruvian Sol?
The Peruvian Sol (PEN) is the official currency of Peru, a country steeped in history and natural beauty.
Introduced in 1991, the Sol replaced the Inti and was named after the sun, an important symbol in Inca culture.
Fun fact: Peru’s currency reflects the resilience and ingenuity of its people, with designs showcasing the country’s rich heritage and vibrant landscapes.
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Code
PEN
Symbol
S/.
Coins
50 céntimos, 5 soles, 1 sole, 20 céntimos, 10 céntimos, 5 céntimos, 2 soles
Banknotes
10 soles, 20 soles, 100 soles, 50 soles
Peruvian notes and coins
Peruvian coins come in denominations of 1, 5, 10, 20, and 50 centimos, as well as 1, 2, and 5 Soles, while notes range from 10 to 200 Soles.
Each note features influential figures from Peruvian history and breathtaking scenes of the nation’s natural beauty.
Fun facts about PEN
The Peruvian Sol was introduced in 1991 to stabilize the country’s economy.
Named after the sun, the currency honours Peru’s ancient Inca heritage while supporting its bustling modern economy.
Fun fact: The Sol features advanced security measures, including watermarks and microtext, ensuring its reliability and authenticity.
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Converting your NZD to PEN is the first step to unlocking Peru’s vibrant culture and breathtaking landscapes.
Travel Money NZ makes it simple, secure, and convenient to get your Soles. From hiking ancient trails to tasting world-renowned cuisine, let us help you make every Sol count.
Exchange NZD to PEN today and prepare for an adventure of a lifetime.