Scenes of destruction are pouring in from Peru, as abnormally large surf – with some reports calling the waves “13-foot” and even “tsunami-like” – slammed the coast on Friday, December 27th. The epicenter of the carnage occurred in the northern region of Peru,

Massive 13ft waves are battering the coastlines of Peru and Ecuador as of December 30. Footage captured in Piura, Peru on December 27 shows the high swells tossing boats around the water and causing some to sink.

Peru closed ports and public beaches as rogue waves as high as four meters (13 feet) battered the South American coastline over the weekend.

Peru’s coastline battered by tsunami-like waves one day after country declares environmental emergency - The huge swell struck the coastline of Peru, Chile, and Ecuador one day after an environmental

Unusually high waves have been wreaking havoc on Peru's northern and central coasts. Video from Friday shows massive waves rolling over sailboats, swallowing jet skis and crashing into the Peruvian coast as onlookers scramble away from the rushing water.

Big waves of up to 13 feet (four meters) are pummelling the coasts of Ecuador and Peru, leaving scores of ports closed and at least two people dead, authorities said

A tsunami has struck Peru, destroying coastal areas, sinking fishing boats, and forcing the closure of 91 ports. With waves persisting into 2025, authorities urge caution as rescue efforts continue.