Facundo at your service

Don’t worry who is going to take you but where you want to take to.

 




This is a tip that is going to call your attention, particularily if you come to Piura without a clear agenda, or maybe a destination in mind but not booked via a travel agency. It’s about the transportation service offered by a responsable, kind dude who is available to empower your visit into an experience that, as he promises, you will repeat soon and refer him to all your contacts.

Andres Facundo (canchaqué, May 23rd, 1997), who used to be called just by his lastname – Facundo, can drive virtually any stuff engine by a motor, but he also has a great passion for travelling, so everytime he can, he take his own trails. Then, he asked himself what would happen if that affection can be turned a job. When he convinced himself he could indeed, he contacted FACTORTIERRA and asked if we knew interested people in taking his services.

 




Facundo is a certified driver who whors with on-demand destinations, so he has no rigid routes but he takes you through what you propose him, or he helps you to plan some depending on your interests and the available information. He leaves the remaining to his focusing, his fast reflexes, his patience, and the technology: “if I don’t know how to get to, what is Google Maps for?”

Facundo is also a convinced man on Piura landscapes have much potential, there is much to explore. So, the next time you want to satisfy your adventure spirit, enjoy a good conversation on the way, and reach safe where you propose to reach, you can stand by him. Join his Facebook group, contact him straight to his WhatsApp on  +51 958 388 645

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