In 2025, Peru has a total of 16 holidays – days when workers in both the public and private sectors can enjoy a well-deserved break or plan personal activities. Several of these dates have already passed, but many are still looking forward to upcoming free days for trips, family celebrations, or simply to recharge.
The national calendar still includes key days linked to historical and religious commemorations that will finish out the year. Here’s a look at the remaining holidays and what they mean for workers.
What Holidays Are Left in 2025?
There are five holidays still on the national calendar:
Wednesday, October 8: Battle of Angamos.
Saturday, November 1: All Saints’ Day.
Monday, December 8: Immaculate Conception.
Tuesday, December 9: Battle of Ayacucho.
Thursday, December 25: Christmas.
These days off offer opportunities to pay tribute, spend time with family, and enjoy a much-needed rest.
