Lima,Peru

Airport

• The main airport is Jorge Chávez International Airport (LIM), located in Callao, about 11 km (7 miles) from Lima’s city center.

Flights from the UK to Lima

• There are no direct flights from the UK to Lima; most flights have at least one layover.
• Airlines operating this route include Air France, KLM, Iberia, and British Airways.
• Flight duration is around 14-16 hours, depending on the layover.
• Return ticket prices generally range from £550 to £900, depending on the season and how far in advance you book.

Taxi Services:

• Official Airport Taxis: Authorized taxi companies like Taxi Green, Taxi Direct, and Taxi 365 offer services from the airport. Fares to Miraflores or the city center typically range between 60 to 70 PEN (£13 to £15).
• Private Taxi Transfers: Services such as Taxidatum provide pre-booked transfers. For example, a sedan accommodating up to 4 passengers charges 60 PEN (£13), while a van for up to 7 passengers costs 110 PEN (£24) for a trip to Miraflores.

Shuttle Services:

• QuickLlama Shuttle: Offers direct transfers between the airport and Miraflores (Kennedy Park). Tickets are priced at 20 PEN (£4.50).
• Peruvian Shuttle: Provides door-to-door services with prices starting from 25 USD (£18) for transfers between the airport and various Lima districts.

Bus Services:

• Airport Express Lima: Operates daily from 07:00 to 21:00, with buses departing approximately every 60 minutes. This service connects the airport to Miraflores (Kennedy Park) and offers comfortable seating with luggage space.
• Combi Buses: These are small minivans used for public transportation without fixed schedules. Fares to the city center are around 2 PEN (£0.50), but the journey can take between 1 to 2 hours, and transfers might be necessary.

Car Rentals:

• Car rental services are available at the airport for travelers who prefer to drive themselves. Prices vary depending on the rental company and vehicle type.

Ride-Sharing Apps:

• Services like Uber and Cabify operate in Lima, offering rides from the airport to various city locations. Fares fluctuate based on demand and distance but generally range from 50 to 70 PEN (£11 to £15).

Currency & Exchange Rates

• The official currency is the Peruvian Sol (PEN).
• Exchange rates fluctuate, but approximately:
  • 1 British Pound (GBP) ≈ 4.50 PEN
  • 1 US Dollar (USD) ≈ 3.80 PEN
• It’s a good idea to check the latest exchange rate before exchanging money.

Best Way to Exchange Money

• Official Exchange Houses (Casas de Cambio) – These offer better rates than banks and are generally safe. Look for well-established exchange offices in districts like Miraflores and San Isidro.
• Banks – Major banks like BCP, Scotiabank, BBVA, and Interbank exchange foreign currency, but their rates might be slightly less favorable than exchange houses.
• ATMs – A good option if you need cash in PEN. However, some ATMs charge withdrawal fees (10-20 PEN per transaction). Check with your bank to see if they have partner banks in Peru to avoid high fees.
• Hotels & Airports – Exchange services at the airport and hotels are convenient but usually offer the worst rates.

Cash or Card?

• Cash: Always carry some cash in small denominations (10, 20, 50 PEN) for taxis, markets, small restaurants, and tips. Some places might not accept large bills like 200 PEN.
• Credit/Debit Cards: Widely accepted in supermarkets, shopping malls, restaurants, and hotels. Visa and Mastercard are the most commonly used. American Express and Diners Club are accepted in some high-end places.
• Mobile Payments: Some businesses accept Yape or Plin (Peruvian digital payment apps), but they require a Peruvian bank account.

Best Currencies to Bring to Peru

• US Dollars (USD) are the easiest foreign currency to exchange in Peru.
• Euros (EUR) are also exchangeable but less common than USD.
• British Pounds (GBP) may be harder to exchange, so bringing USD and exchanging it for PEN might be a better option.

Gold & Cryptocurrency Exchange

• Gold: Not commonly used for transactions. Selling gold in Peru requires visiting specialized dealers, which might not offer the best rates.
• Cryptocurrency: While crypto adoption is growing, it is not widely accepted in everyday transactions. Some exchange services allow converting crypto to PEN, but these are limited and may charge high fees.

What to Avoid

• Street Money Changers (“Cambistas”) – While some are legitimate, there’s a risk of receiving counterfeit bills.
• Counterfeit Bills – Fake banknotes are common. Always check money received, especially 50, 100, and 200 PEN bills. Look for security features like watermarks and color-changing ink.
• Exchanging Large Amounts at Once – Exchange only what you need to avoid carrying too much cash.

Historic Center of Lima (Free, museums 10-30 PEN / £2-£7)

• Features Plaza Mayor, the Government Palace, and Cathedral of Lima.
• Visit San Francisco Monastery to see catacombs filled with ancient bones.
• The Casa de la Literatura Peruana is great for literature lovers.

Miraflores (Free, paid activities vary)

• Walk along the Malecón, a scenic coastal pathway.
• Visit Parque Kennedy, famous for its street artists and friendly cats.
• Paragliding over the coast costs 200-300 PEN (£45-£65).
• Shopping at Larcomar, a cliffside mall with ocean views.

Barranco (Free, museums 5-20 PEN / £1-£4)

• Known for colorful streets, street art, and a bohemian vibe.
• Puente de los Suspiros (Bridge of Sighs) – Legend says making a wish while holding your breath makes it come true.
• Dédalo Arts & Crafts Store – A great spot for unique handmade souvenirs.

Huaca Pucllana (15-40 PEN / £3-£9)

• An ancient pyramid built by the Lima culture around 500 AD.
• Guided tours available in Spanish and English.
• A nearby restaurant offers dining with pyramid views.

Museo Larco (35 PEN / £8)

• A world-class museum featuring pre-Columbian gold, ceramics, and artifacts.
• Famous for its collection of ancient erotic pottery.
• Has a beautiful garden and an excellent café.

Parque del Amor (Free)

• A romantic park with stunning ocean views, mosaic walls, and the famous “El Beso” (The Kiss) statue.
• Popular for proposals and sunset views.

Parque de la Reserva (Magic Water Circuit) (4 PEN / £1)

• Features 13 interactive fountains, some synchronized with music and lights.
• Best visited at night for the full water and light show experience.

El Malecón (Free, bike rentals 10-20 PEN / £2-£4 per hour)

• A 6-mile coastal promenade offering breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean.
• Ideal for cycling, jogging, or simply relaxing on park benches.

Food to Try in Lima (with Prices)

• Ceviche – 30-60 PEN (£7-£13) per portion.
• Lomo Saltado – 25-50 PEN (£6-£11).
• Aji de Gallina – 20-40 PEN (£5-£9).
• Anticuchos – 5-10 PEN (£1-£2) (street food), 20-35 PEN (£5-£8) (restaurant).
• Tacu Tacu – 20-45 PEN (£5-£10) with meat or seafood.
• Causa Rellena – 15-35 PEN (£3-£8) per portion.
• Pollo a la Brasa – 25-40 PEN (£6-£9) for half a chicken with sides.
• Chicha Morada – 5-10 PEN (£1-£2) per glass, 15-25 PEN (£3-£6) per jug

Clubs & Nightlife

• Bizarro Club (Miraflores) – Popular for electronic and reggaeton music, entry 40-60 PEN (£9-£13) with drinks included.
• Sahara Lounge (Miraflores) – Hookah bar with Latin and international music, entry 30-50 PEN (£7-£11).
• La Destilería (Barranco) – Trendy club with live DJs, cocktails start at 25 PEN (£5.50).
• Ayahuasca Restobar (Barranco) – A mansion-turned-bar with pisco cocktails, entry is free but drinks start at 30 PEN (£7).
• Lúpulo Draft Bar (San Isidro) – Craft beer bar with local brews, beers cost 15-30 PEN (£3-£7).
• Downtown clubs (Centro de Lima) – Salsa clubs like Sargento Pimienta and Son de Cuba offer dancing nights, entry 20-40 PEN (£4-£9).

Events & Live Entertainment

• Magic Water Circuit (Parque de la Reserva) – Nightly fountain and light show, entry 4 PEN (£1).
• Peña Shows (Traditional Peruvian Music & Dance) –
  • Brisas del Titicaca – Famous for folk dance shows, entry 50-80 PEN (£11-£18).
  • La Candelaria (Barranco) – Lively peña with Andean music, entry 40-70 PEN (£9-£16).
• Jazz Clubs – La Noche (Barranco) hosts live jazz, rock, and indie music, cover 20-40 PEN (£4-£9).
• Concerts & Festivals – Check local listings for international concerts and seasonal events like Mistura (food festival) or Lima Music Fest.

Late-Night Food in Lima

• Salchipapas – Fried sausage with fries, served with sauces, 10-20 PEN (£2-£4).
• Tacos & Burritos – Found in food trucks and bars, 15-30 PEN (£3-£7).
• Chifa (Peruvian-Chinese food) – Popular late-night choice, dishes like arroz chaufa (fried rice) cost 20-40 PEN (£5-£9).
• Street Anticuchos – Grilled beef heart skewers, 5-15 PEN (£1-£3.50).
• Butifarra – Peruvian ham sandwich, 10-20 PEN (£2-£4).
• Picarones – Sweet Peruvian donuts with syrup, 8-15 PEN (£2-£3.50).

Historic Center of Lima

• Includes Plaza Mayor, Government Palace, Cathedral of Lima, and San Francisco Monastery.
• Most of the historic buildings are free to visit, though entry to the San Francisco Monastery costs 15 PEN (£3).
• Cathedral of Lima charges 10 PEN (£2) for entry.

Miraflores

• Known for its coastal views, shopping, and dining.
• The Malecón (coastal walkway) and Parque Kennedy are free.
• Parque del Amor offers stunning views and is free to explore.
• Shopping at Larcomar mall has no entry fee, but spending on shopping and dining varies.

Barranco

• A bohemian district with colorful streets, murals, and nightlife.
• Puente de los Suspiros (Bridge of Sighs) is free to visit.
• Museo de Arte Contemporáneo charges around 10-15 PEN (£2-£3.50) for entry.

Huaca Pucllana

• An ancient pre-Inca pyramid.
• Entry with a guided tour costs 15-40 PEN (£3-£9) depending on the tour length and language.
• Located in Miraflores, you can also enjoy a meal at the restaurant overlooking the ruins.

Museo Larco

• A world-class museum with a vast collection of pre-Columbian artifacts.
• Entry is 35 PEN (£8) for adults, with discounts for students and Peruvian residents.
• The museum also has a beautiful garden and restaurant for a unique dining experience.

Parque del Amor

• A romantic park offering ocean views and mosaics.
• Free entry, perfect for a peaceful walk or sunset views.

Parque de la Reserva (Magic Water Circuit)

• A park featuring 13 interactive fountains with light and sound shows.
• Entrance costs 4 PEN (£1).
• Best visited in the evening for the light and water show.

El Malecón

• A scenic coastal promenade stretching several kilometers.
• Free to walk or bike, with bike rentals available at 10-20 PEN (£2-£4) per hour.

San Francisco Monastery

• A historical and architectural gem with catacombs beneath.
• Entry is 15 PEN (£3) for a guided tour.

Kennedy Park (Parque Kennedy)

• Located in the heart of Miraflores, famous for its friendly street cats.
• Free to visit and explore, with plenty of nearby cafes and shops.

Larcomar Shopping Center

• A mall perched above the cliffs with ocean views.
• Free to enter; dining and shopping vary in price.

Dédalo Arts & Crafts Store

• A store selling handmade Peruvian crafts, perfect for souvenirs.
• Prices vary, but most items range from 10-50 PEN (£2-£11).

Plaza Mayor

• A central square surrounded by colonial buildings like the Government Palace and Cathedral.
• Free to explore, though entry to the cathedral is 10 PEN (£2).

Puente de los Suspiros

• A romantic bridge in Barranco with beautiful views.
• Free to visit.

Museo Nacional de Arqueología, Antropología e Historia

• Peru’s largest museum, showcasing artifacts from pre-Columbian to colonial times.
• Entry is 20 PEN (£4).

Caral

• An ancient pre-Columbian city, Caral is one of the oldest urban centers in the Americas, dating back over 5,000 years.
• Located about 180 kilometers north of Lima, it’s an archaeological marvel with pyramids and temples.
• Getting there takes a 3-4 hour drive from Lima, and entry costs 15 PEN (£3).

Islas Ballestas (Ballestas Islands)

• Often referred to as the “Poor Man’s Galápagos,” these islands are home to sea lions, penguins, and a variety of seabirds.
• Located near Paracas (a 3-4 hour drive south of Lima), a boat tour costs 50-100 PEN (£11-£22).
• Although a bit far from Lima, the natural wildlife experience is incredibly rare and worth the journey.

Reserva Nacional de Paracas

• A remote desert coastal reserve, known for its rugged landscapes and diverse wildlife, including flamingos and sea lions.
• You can reach it by a 3-4 hour drive from Lima to Paracas, then a boat ride to explore the area.
• Entrance to the reserve is about 11 PEN (£2.50), and boat tours can cost 50-100 PEN (£11-£22).

Bosque de Pómac (Pómac Forest)

• Located in the Lambayeque region (about 10 hours north of Lima), this protected forest is home to the ancient ruins of Túcume and some of Peru’s best-preserved archaeological sites.
• This remote site includes pyramids and tombs that are lesser-known compared to those near Lima.
• A guided tour of the forest and ruins costs around 30-50 PEN (£7-£11).

Laguna de Parón

• A stunning glacial lake located in the Callejón de Huaylas in the Cordillera Blanca mountain range (about 7-8 hours north of Lima).
• The lake is surrounded by dramatic snow-capped peaks, making it a surreal place for nature lovers.
• Visiting the lake requires a long trek or a mountain guide, and tours cost 50-100 PEN (£11-£22) depending on the tour package.

Chavín de Huantar

• An ancient archaeological site in the Andes, it’s considered one of the most significant religious centers of pre-Inca Peru.
• It’s located 7-8 hours north of Lima, and getting there involves either a long drive or bus ride through scenic mountain roads.
• Entry to the ruins is 15-20 PEN (£3-£4), and guided tours can be arranged.

Catarata de Gocta (Gocta Waterfall)

• Located in Cajamarca (about 12 hours from Lima), Gocta is one of the tallest waterfalls in the world.
• While a bit of a trek to reach, it’s one of the most stunning natural wonders in Peru, surrounded by lush jungle.
• Entry is free, but a guided tour can be arranged for 50-80 PEN (£11-£17).

Selina Barranco (Barranco)

• A popular choice for travelers, this hostel/hotel has a relaxed vibe with modern facilities like a coworking space, bar, and café.
• Ideal for both budget travelers and digital nomads.
• Prices range from 70-150 PEN (£15-£33) per night for a private room.

Casa Andina Standard Miraflores Centro (Miraflores)

• A great mid-range option with comfortable rooms, breakfast included, and a central location in Miraflores.
• Prices range from 150-250 PEN (£33-£55) per night.
• Close to restaurants, parks, and shopping.

The Lighthouse Bed & Breakfast (Miraflores)

• A cozy, family-run B&B offering personalized service and hearty breakfast.
• Located in the heart of Miraflores, walking distance to the coast and shopping areas.
• Rates are 100-180 PEN (£22-£40) per night for a private room.

La Casa de la Abuela (Barranco)

• A charming guesthouse with a homey atmosphere and helpful hosts.
• Offers basic amenities like free Wi-Fi and breakfast, ideal for budget travelers.
• Prices range from 50-100 PEN (£11-£22) per night.

Tierra Viva Miraflores (Miraflores)

• Located in the heart of Miraflores, this mid-range hotel offers modern rooms, free breakfast, and great service.
• Prices range from 140-200 PEN (£30-£44) per night.

Hostel Kokopelli (Miraflores)

• A budget-friendly hostel with a great atmosphere, offering dormitories and private rooms.
• Perfect for backpackers and solo travelers looking to meet others.
• Prices start from 40-70 PEN (£9-£15) per night for dorms and 100-150 PEN (£22-£33) for private rooms.

Hotel Vila Santa (San Isidro)

• Located in a quiet area of San Isidro, this 3-star hotel offers comfortable rooms with modern amenities and a small garden.
• Prices start around 130-180 PEN (£28-£40) per night.

Kokopelli Hostel (Barranco)

• A laid-back and vibrant hostel in the bohemian district of Barranco.
• Great for travelers who enjoy socializing, with a bar, shared kitchen, and events.
• Prices range from 40-80 PEN (£9-£18) per night for a bed in a dormitory, and 100-150 PEN (£22-£33) for private rooms.

Airbnb (Various Locations)

• You can find affordable apartments, rooms, or shared homes on Airbnb, offering flexibility and a more local experience.
• Prices range from 70-150 PEN (£15-£33) per night, depending on the location and type of accommodation.

Hotel La Castellana (San Isidro)

• A well-maintained budget hotel offering good service and comfort in the San Isidro district.
• Prices range from 100-150 PEN (£22-£33) per night.

Selina Barranco (Barranco)

• A vibrant and flexible option for travelers, Selina Barranco allows pets in certain rooms, offering both dormitories and private rooms.
• Great for digital nomads, backpackers, and anyone with pets.
• Prices: Around 70-150 PEN (£15-£33) per night for private rooms.

Hotel Estelar Miraflores (Miraflores)

• This hotel welcomes pets for an additional fee, and its central location in Miraflores makes it a great choice for exploring the area with your pet.
• Pet amenities and friendly staff add extra comfort for furry guests.
• Prices: Around 150-250 PEN (£33-£55) per night.

Tierra Viva Miraflores (Miraflores)

• Tierra Viva is a modern hotel in Miraflores, offering a pet-friendly environment.
• Pets are allowed in some rooms for a small extra charge, and the hotel is centrally located near parks for walks.
• Prices: 140-200 PEN (£30-£44) per night.

La Casa de la Abuela (Barranco)

• A cozy and welcoming guesthouse in Barranco, this B&B allows small pets to stay with you.
• The laid-back atmosphere makes it a good choice for those traveling with pets.
• Prices: Around 50-100 PEN (£11-£22) per night.

Hotel Vila Santa (San Isidro)

• Situated in the quieter district of San Isidro, this hotel welcomes pets and provides a relaxing environment for both owners and pets.
• Ideal for those seeking peace and comfort in a more residential area.
• Prices: 130-180 PEN (£28-£40) per night.

Kokopelli Hostel (Barranco)

• A very pet-friendly hostel in Barranco, Kokopelli offers a welcoming atmosphere for pets, including a shared kitchen and social spaces.
• Great for backpackers or solo travelers who want to explore Lima with their furry companions.
• Prices: 40-80 PEN (£9-£18) for dorms, 100-150 PEN (£22-£33) for private rooms.

Airbnb (Various Locations)

• Many pet-friendly listings are available on Airbnb, where you can find entire apartments, homes, or rooms that allow pets.
• Choose from neighborhoods like Miraflores, Barranco, or San Isidro, which are great for pet owners.
• Prices: Around 70-150 PEN (£15-£33) per night, depending on the size and location.

Second Home Peru (Barranco)

• An intimate adults-only guesthouse with a boutique vibe, offering a relaxing atmosphere and views of the Pacific Ocean.
• Perfect for couples or solo travelers looking for peace and a more refined experience.
• Prices: Around 200-300 PEN (£44-£65) per night.

Punta Hermosa Hotels (Punta Hermosa)

• A small beach town near Lima, Punta Hermosa is home to several adults-only resorts offering a serene escape from the city, perfect for a peaceful getaway.
• Ideal for those who enjoy quiet beaches and relaxation.
• Prices: 150-300 PEN (£33-£65) per night depending on the hotel.

Casa Andina Premium Miraflores (Miraflores)

• A more upscale option, Casa Andina Premium is an adults-only hotel offering luxurious accommodations and a quiet environment, perfect for those seeking privacy.
• Centrally located, close to the coast and key attractions.
• Prices: 250-400 PEN (£55-£88) per night.

The Westin Lima Hotel & Convention Center (San Isidro)

• While not entirely adults-only, the Westin is known for its peaceful and refined atmosphere, often catering to business travelers and couples.
• Perfect for a mix of relaxation and luxury with quiet zones and extensive amenities.
• Prices: 350-500 PEN (£77-£110) per night.

Hotel B (Barranco)

• A 5-star boutique hotel in the heart of Barranco, offering a sophisticated and adults-only environment.
• The hotel features art, a fantastic restaurant, and serene surroundings.
• Prices: 400-600 PEN (£88-£130) per night.

Alma Lima (San Isidro)

• An adults-only boutique hotel offering an upscale experience in the quiet district of San Isidro.
• Focuses on wellness and relaxation, with minimalistic rooms and personalized service.
• Prices: 200-300 PEN (£44-£65) per night.

The Westin Lima Hotel & Convention Center (San Isidro)

• A luxury hotel with top-notch fitness facilities, including a 24-hour gym and a heated indoor pool.
• The hotel offers wellness programs and easy access to parks for outdoor runs or walking.
• Prices: 350-500 PEN (£77-£110) per night.

Miraflores Park, A Belmond Hotel (Miraflores)

• An upscale hotel with a fully equipped fitness center and a rooftop swimming pool with spectacular views of the ocean.
• Perfect for fitness enthusiasts who also want a luxurious stay with fitness amenities.
• Prices: 500-800 PEN (£110-£175) per night.

Casa Andina Premium Miraflores (Miraflores)

• A great choice for travelers who want a good balance of comfort and fitness. The hotel has a well-equipped gym and is located near parks like Parque Kennedy and the Malecón for jogging or cycling.
• Prices: 250-400 PEN (£55-£88) per night.

Sporting Club & Hotel (San Isidro)

• A fitness-focused hotel offering guests access to the Sporting Club, which includes a gym, tennis courts, swimming pool, and spa services.
• Perfect for those who like a complete fitness experience while staying in Lima.
• Prices: 300-500 PEN (£66-£110) per night.

Selina Barranco (Barranco)

• A great choice for digital nomads and fitness lovers alike. Selina offers a fitness center, yoga spaces, and wellness workshops.
• The atmosphere is very active and social, with opportunities for group workouts and activities.
• Prices: 70-150 PEN (£15-£33) per night.

Kokopelli Hostel (Barranco)

• A more budget-friendly option for fitness-conscious travelers, with a focus on health and wellness. Kokopelli offers access to fitness activities like yoga and has a gym and a shared kitchen for cooking healthy meals.
• Prices: 40-80 PEN (£9-£18) for dorms, 100-150 PEN (£22-£33) for private rooms.

Lima Wellness Hotel (Miraflores)

• A wellness-oriented hotel offering fitness classes, gym access, and a focus on healthy living, ideal for fitness enthusiasts.
• Located in a quiet part of Miraflores, close to parks for running and walking.
• Prices: 180-250 PEN (£40-£55) per night.

The Hilton Lima Miraflores (Miraflores)

• A hotel known for its fitness center with modern equipment, indoor pool, and proximity to Miraflores Park, perfect for jogging and outdoor fitness.
• It also offers health-conscious dining options.
• Prices: 250-400 PEN (£55-£88) per night.

Fake Taxi Scams

• How it works: Unofficial taxis, often without proper identification, may approach you at the airport or on the street and offer a ride for an unusually low price.
• How to avoid: Always use official taxi apps (like Beat or Cabify) or request taxis from your hotel. Avoid hailing random taxis on the street.

Currency Exchange Scams

• How it works: Some currency exchange booths might offer attractive exchange rates, but you might receive counterfeit or low-value bills in return.
• How to avoid: Only exchange money at official exchange offices or banks. Double-check the bills you receive.

Street Performers and Beggars

• How it works: In busy tourist areas, individuals may approach you pretending to be homeless or perform a “magic trick” and then demand payment.
• How to avoid: Avoid engaging with strangers offering unsolicited services, and keep your distance if they approach you aggressively.

Fake Tour Guides

• How it works: Some individuals may pose as official tour guides, offering tours at extremely low rates, only to take you to over-priced shops or ask for more money midway through the tour.
• How to avoid: Always book tours through reliable agencies or well-rated online platforms like Viator or GetYourGuide.

ATM Skimming

• How it works: Scammers install card skimmers on ATMs to capture your card information and withdraw money from your account.
• How to avoid: Use ATMs located inside reputable banks, and check for any unusual devices attached to the ATM before using it.

Overcharging for Souvenirs

• How it works: In popular tourist markets, some vendors may offer souvenirs at high prices, especially when they know you’re a tourist.
• How to avoid: Always negotiate the price or shop around before making a purchase.

“Friendly” Locals Offering Help

• How it works: Someone may approach you offering to help with directions or take a picture for you, and then demand a tip or lead you to an overpriced service.
• How to avoid: Politely decline offers of unsolicited help. Always be cautious when interacting with strangers.

Taxi Fare Scams

• How it works: Some taxi drivers may not use a meter or may claim it’s broken, then overcharge you at the end of the ride.
• How to avoid: Agree on the fare before getting in the taxi or use an app like Beat or Cabify, which provides clear rates.

Fake Accommodation Listings (Airbnb and Hotels)

• How it works: Some fake listings for short-term accommodations, particularly on platforms like Airbnb, might offer deals that seem too good to be true, but when you arrive, the place either doesn’t exist or is vastly different from the listing.
• How to avoid: Always read reviews and verify the location or host. Stick to reputable platforms and double-check details before booking.

Phone Scams (SIM Card)

• How it works: Some sellers might offer overly cheap SIM cards for tourists, but upon activation, they may either charge you high rates or limit your usage.
• How to avoid: Only purchase SIM cards from reliable stores, such as official carrier outlets or stores in shopping malls.

Respect for Personal Space

• Culture: Peruvians tend to have a more personal and close-knit approach to interaction, especially when greeting. A handshake is common, but in more relaxed settings, a hug or kiss on the cheek may occur.
• Tip: While hugging or kissing on the cheek is common among friends and family, always wait for the other person to initiate if you’re not familiar with them.

Greetings

• Culture: A handshake is the standard greeting, but among close friends or family, a kiss on the right cheek is common. In business settings, a firm handshake is preferred.
• Tip: Always greet with a smile and show respect, especially if you’re meeting someone older or in a formal context.

Dress Code

• Culture: Lima has a relatively casual dress code, but it’s always important to dress neatly, especially in restaurants, upscale cafes, and cultural sites.
• Tip: When visiting religious or cultural places, such as churches or museums, it’s best to wear modest clothing (e.g., covering shoulders and knees). Avoid wearing shorts or revealing clothing in more formal or sacred settings.

Dining Etiquette

• Culture: In Peru, mealtime is a social event, and meals are often enjoyed slowly, especially dinner, which typically takes place later in the evening (around 8 PM or later).
• Tip: Wait for the host to begin eating or signal it’s time to start. It’s also polite to keep your hands on the table (not in your lap) during meals.

Tipping Etiquette

• Culture: Tipping is customary in restaurants, cafes, and for services like taxis or hotel staff, but not always mandatory. A 10% tip is appreciated in restaurants if service is good.
• Tip: Check the bill, as some places might include a service charge. If not, a 5-10% tip is appreciated. For small services (e.g., porters, taxis), round up the fare or give 1-5 PEN (£0.20-£1).

Politeness & Communication

• Culture: Peruvians are polite and place importance on maintaining a respectful tone in conversation. Directness is appreciated, but there is an emphasis on courtesy and indirectness in sensitive situations.
• Tip: Avoid being overly blunt or confrontational. Show respect for personal opinions, even if you disagree. Be mindful of body language, as gestures can sometimes be misinterpreted.

Punctuality

• Culture: In business settings, punctuality is important, but in casual or social situations, being a little late is often acceptable, especially in more relaxed areas like Barranco.
• Tip: If you’re invited to an event, being on time is respectful, but it’s not uncommon for social gatherings to start a bit later than planned.

Respect for Traditions and Religion

• Culture: Peru has a deep connection to Catholicism, and many cultural traditions are tied to religious practices. Always show respect when visiting churches or attending religious ceremonies.
• Tip: Avoid loud conversations or disruptions in places of worship. When visiting Inca ruins or cultural landmarks, it’s important to show respect for the history and significance of these sites.

Public Behavior

• Culture: Public displays of affection (PDA) are generally not encouraged in more conservative areas, particularly in smaller towns or rural regions. However, in Lima, especially in Miraflores or Barranco, it’s more relaxed.
• Tip: Keep PDA minimal in public spaces, especially in less touristy areas, and avoid any overly intimate or loud behavior in public settings.

Street Vendors & Beggars

• Culture: Lima’s streets are often filled with vendors selling goods or food. While it’s common to be approached by street sellers or beggars, it’s important to be respectful when declining.
• Tip: Politely say “No, gracias” if you’re not interested in buying something. Avoid engaging too much with beggars and keep your valuables close.

Photography Etiquette

• Culture: Peruvians are generally friendly about tourists taking pictures, but ask permission before taking photos of individuals, especially in more rural or indigenous areas.
• Tip: When visiting markets or indigenous communities, ask first if you can take someone’s photo, as some people may view it as intrusive. Always respect their wishes.

• Summer (December to March)
  • Weather: Warm to hot, with temperatures ranging from 25°C to 30°C (77°F to 86°F). Expect sunny days with minimal rainfall. However, Lima’s summer is also marked by higher humidity.
  • Best for: Enjoying outdoor activities, beaches (Punta Hermosa, Miraflores), and exploring parks and coastal areas. Great for tourists who love vibrant city life.
  • Worst for: Travelers who are sensitive to humidity, as the high levels of moisture can feel uncomfortable, especially near the coast. Crowds may be bigger during this period due to local holidays and international tourists.
• Autumn (April to May)
  • Weather: Milder and more pleasant temperatures between 19°C to 24°C (66°F to 75°F). The weather starts to cool down, with less humidity and occasional cloudy skies, but still very comfortable.
  • Best for: Sightseeing and exploring the city. The weather is ideal for outdoor activities like walking tours and visits to museums and historical sites. Fewer tourists compared to summer.
  • Worst for: Those seeking beach days as the coast becomes a bit cooler and overcast, especially towards the end of autumn.
• Winter (June to September)
  • Weather: Cool and misty, with temperatures averaging 15°C to 19°C (59°F to 66°F). This is the time Lima experiences the garúa, a cold, dense fog that covers the city, especially in June and July. While it rarely rains, the mist can make it feel damp and chilly.
  • Best for: Exploring indoor attractions such as museums, galleries, and historical sites. The cooler weather makes it more comfortable for visiting areas like San Isidro or Miraflores for longer periods.
  • Worst for: Beach activities, as temperatures drop and the coastline becomes foggy. The gray, misty weather can feel dreary for some travelers, and outdoor events may be limited.
• Spring (October to November)
  • Weather: Warm and dry, with temperatures ranging from 18°C to 25°C (64°F to 77°F). This is a pleasant time with clear skies, moderate temperatures, and an increase in sunshine after the mist of winter fades.
  • Best for: Outdoor sightseeing, visiting parks, and enjoying the city’s beauty without the crowds of peak tourist seasons. It’s also the perfect time for photography.
  • Worst for: Nothing major during this period—it’s generally considered one of the best times to visit Lima.

Best Time to Visit:

• April to November (especially April, May, October, and November) offers the most comfortable temperatures and clear skies. This period avoids the foggy winter and extreme summer heat, making it ideal for sightseeing and outdoor activities.

Worst Time to Visit:

• June to July (winter season) may be a less favorable time for some visitors due to the cool, misty weather. If you’re planning to enjoy beaches and outdoor activities, these months can feel a bit too chilly and gloomy.

• Palacio Tangara (San Isidro)
  • Description: A true symbol of opulence, Palacio Tangara is an ultra-luxurious property offering world-class service. The rooms feature elegant décor, private pools, personal butlers, and exclusive access to an array of high-end amenities.
  • Price: Rooms start around £2,500+ per night, with some luxury suites exceeding this amount.
  • Best For: Those seeking a lavish and private escape, ideal for a once-in-a-lifetime experience with personalized services and grand accommodations.
• Hotel B (Barranco)
  • Description: A 5-star boutique hotel in Barranco, Hotel B is a stunning mansion-turned-hotel that combines modern luxury with art and history. The hotel has beautifully designed rooms, rooftop terraces, and exquisite art collections.
  • Price: Suites can start at £2,000-£3,000 per night depending on the room and season.
  • Best For: Art lovers and those who prefer an intimate, sophisticated atmosphere. This hotel is a perfect blend of luxury and culture.
• Belmond Miraflores Park (Miraflores)
  • Description: This luxurious Belmond hotel overlooks the Pacific Ocean and boasts a rooftop pool, spa, and a fine dining restaurant. The rooms offer expansive ocean views, elegant interiors, and superior services.
  • Price: Prices for suites can go over £2,000 per night.
  • Best For: Travelers seeking beachfront luxury with access to some of Lima’s best restaurants, shops, and cultural attractions.
• The Westin Lima Hotel & Convention Center (San Isidro)
  • Description: The Westin Lima offers a mix of elegance, luxury, and wellness. With an extensive spa, a state-of-the-art fitness center, fine dining, and spacious suites, it caters to those looking for both business luxury and relaxation.
  • Price: Some of the top suites can go over £2,500-£3,000 per night.
  • Best For: Business travelers, luxury seekers, and those looking for a more modern, sleek experience.
• Ariosto House (Barranco)
  • Description: A high-end private residence rental, Ariosto House offers unparalleled luxury with private chefs, an infinity pool, exclusive service, and modern design. This is an extraordinary place for those who want the utmost privacy and indulgence.
  • Price: £3,500-£5,000 per night.
  • Best For: Those who seek the ultimate in privacy, luxury, and bespoke service in Lima. Ideal for high-net-worth individuals or small groups seeking an extraordinary experience.
• Country Club Lima Hotel (San Isidro)
  • Description: Set in a historic building, this 5-star hotel offers expansive rooms, a private golf course, luxurious amenities, and an unbeatable location. The rich, colonial-style décor adds to the hotel’s grand appeal.
  • Price: Prices for suites can range from £2,500 to £4,000+ per night.
  • Best For: Guests who enjoy classic luxury, history, and access to an exclusive golfing experience.
• Tierra Viva Miraflores (Miraflores)
  • Description: This exclusive luxury property offers a more intimate, sophisticated experience with high-end decor, wellness offerings, and access to some of Lima’s top attractions.
  • Price: While standard rooms are more affordable, some suites can approach the £2,000 mark during peak times.
  • Best For: Those seeking a more relaxed luxury stay with top-tier amenities.

Other Noteworthy High-End Stays:

• Hotel Estelar Miraflores
• Casa Andina Premium Miraflores
• The Lima Marriott Hotel (offers suites that can exceed £2,000 depending on dates)

Private Helicopter Tour of the Sacred Valley & Machu Picchu

• Description: Experience the beauty of the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu from the sky with a private helicopter. This luxury tour provides an aerial view of ancient ruins and breathtaking landscapes, including a private guided tour of Machu Picchu.
• Price: 12,000-15,000 PEN (£2,600-£3,300) per person for a full-day experience.
• Best For: Those seeking the ultimate luxurious experience and a unique way to view the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu.

Luxury Private Yacht Cruise in Lima Bay

• Description: Take a private yacht along the beautiful coastline of Lima, including exclusive amenities like an onboard chef, drinks, and a personalized service. Enjoy views of the Pacific Ocean, the cliffs of Miraflores, and the coastline, with the option for dinner or sunset sailing.
• Price: 5,000-8,000 PEN (£1,100-£1,800) for a 4-hour private yacht tour for up to 6 guests.
• Best For: Those wanting an extravagant, relaxing day on the water with luxurious amenities and personalized service.

VIP Andean Experience: Private Inca Trail Trek with Luxury Camping

• Description: Enjoy the Inca Trail like never before with a luxury trek that includes gourmet meals, private porters, high-end camping accommodations, and expert guides. The journey takes you to Machu Picchu with a fully exclusive experience.
• Price: 8,000-12,000 PEN (£1,800-£2,600) per person for a 4-day trek.
• Best For: Adventurous travelers seeking the combination of rugged hiking and luxurious comforts.

Luxury Pisco and Wine Tasting Tour in Ica

• Description: A private tour to some of the best vineyards and Pisco distilleries in the Ica Valley. With a private guide, enjoy a personalized tasting experience, paired with gourmet meals. Includes private transportation.
• Price: 3,000-5,000 PEN (£660-£1,100) per person for an exclusive, all-day tour.
• Best For: Wine and Pisco enthusiasts wanting an exclusive, luxurious experience exploring Peru’s top wine-producing regions.

Private Full-Day Cultural and Gastronomic Tour in Lima

• Description: Explore Lima’s best sights with a private guide, including cultural sites like Huaca Pucllana, the National Museum, and private art galleries. This tour includes exclusive dining experiences, offering high-end meals at top restaurants like Central, Maido, or Astrid y Gastón.
• Price: 2,500-4,500 PEN (£550-£1,000) per person for a full-day experience.
• Best For: Guests seeking a rich cultural experience coupled with luxury dining.

Private Archeological and Historical Tour with VIP Access

• Description: Visit Lima’s ancient ruins like Huaca Huallamarca, Huaca Pucllana, and the National Museum of Archaeology, with a private archaeologist. Skip the lines for exclusive access to sites and private artifacts.
• Price: 2,500-4,000 PEN (£550-£880) per person for a full-day VIP tour.
• Best For: History lovers who want to delve into the ancient civilizations of Peru with an in-depth, personalized experience.

Private Day Trip to Paracas and Ballestas Islands by Private Jet

• Description: Experience the Ballestas Islands with a private jet from Lima to Paracas. The tour includes a private boat ride, visits to the National Reserve, and the opportunity to see wildlife like sea lions and penguins in their natural habitat.
• Price: 10,000-15,000 PEN (£2,200-£3,300) for a private trip for up to 6 people.
• Best For: Nature lovers and those seeking an exclusive wildlife experience, complete with luxury travel and private excursions.

Luxury Private Tour of Lake Titicaca and Uros Islands

• Description: A private luxury tour of Lake Titicaca, including a private boat ride to the Uros Islands and Taquile Island, where you’ll experience traditional cultures and handmade crafts. The tour includes premium accommodations and exclusive local experiences.
• Price: 8,000-12,000 PEN (£1,800-£2,600) per person.
• Best For: Guests seeking a remote, culturally immersive experience in the Andean region with luxury and comfort.

Sol y Luna Lodge & Wellness (Sacred Valley)

• Description: A luxurious wellness retreat offering a blend of spa treatments, yoga, and holistic therapies set amidst the serene beauty of the Sacred Valley. Guests can enjoy personal wellness programs, meditation, and rejuvenating treatments.
• Price: 6,000-10,000 PEN (£1,300-£2,200) per person for a 3-5 day retreat.
• Best For: Guests seeking an immersive mind-body experience in nature, focusing on physical and mental healing.

The Inkaterra Machu Picchu Pueblo Hotel (Aguas Calientes)

• Description: Set in a beautiful forest setting near Machu Picchu, this eco-luxury retreat offers a wellness center, organic spa treatments, yoga, and guided wellness walks through the surrounding forest.
• Price: 4,000-7,500 PEN (£880-£1,650) per person for a 3-night stay with wellness services.
• Best For: Travelers looking to combine luxury with nature and spiritual wellness, with a focus on relaxation and connection to the environment.

Killa Wasi Retreat (Paracas)

• Description: This luxurious wellness retreat on the coast of Paracas offers meditation, breathing techniques, sound healing, and spa therapies, combined with clean, healthy food options and beachside serenity.
• Price: 3,000-5,000 PEN (£660-£1,100) for a 4-day retreat.
• Best For: Those seeking a coastal wellness experience, focusing on detoxing, rejuvenation, and ocean-based tranquility.

Willka T’ika (Sacred Valley)

• Description: Known for its holistic wellness programs, this luxury retreat specializes in Andean medicine, yoga, meditation, and organic farming, offering guests personalized detox and relaxation plans.
• Price: 2,500-6,000 PEN (£550-£1,300) per person for a 5-day program.
• Best For: Guests wanting a deep, spiritually enriching experience, integrating ancient Inca traditions with modern wellness practices.

La Casa de la Gringa (Mancora)

• Description: Located in Mancora, a beach town known for its tranquil environment, this wellness retreat focuses on yoga, meditation, and detox diets. They also offer specialized surf therapy for those looking to combine relaxation with adventure.
• Price: 2,500-4,500 PEN (£550-£990) per person for a 5-day wellness retreat.
• Best For: Those looking to unwind and rejuvenate, with a touch of adventure and beach relaxation.

Sacred Valley Retreat (Sacred Valley)

• Description: This luxury wellness retreat offers personalized yoga, healing rituals, detox programs, and Ayurvedic treatments in the tranquil Sacred Valley, with stunning mountain views and fresh organic meals.
• Price: 4,000-7,000 PEN (£880-£1,500) for a 3-5 day stay.
• Best For: Guests seeking a blend of spiritual wellness and luxurious relaxation, surrounded by Peru’s natural beauty.

Machu Picchu Sanctuary Lodge & Wellness (Aguas Calientes)

• Description: A luxury wellness experience at the foot of Machu Picchu, offering yoga, mindfulness sessions, and detox treatments. The retreat also includes organic food and spa services that emphasize balance and holistic health.
• Price: 5,000-8,000 PEN (£1,100-£1,800) per person for a 3-night stay with wellness services.
• Best For: Those wanting a luxury experience paired with the power of spiritual healing, right next to one of the world’s most mystical places.

The Retreat at Huella Verde (Amazon Rainforest)

• Description: This Amazon rainforest wellness retreat focuses on wellness treatments, including Ayahuasca ceremonies, detox programs, and spiritual guidance, all while being surrounded by nature and wildlife.
• Price: 7,000-12,000 PEN (£1,500-£2,600) for a 4-7 day retreat.
• Best For: Those interested in spiritual healing, a unique connection to the environment, and detoxing through traditional Amazonian practices.

Yurak Yaku Lodge (Sacred Valley)

• Description: A luxurious eco-lodge that integrates nature and wellness, offering programs that include holistic healing, yoga, Ayurveda, and organic food in an intimate, private setting.
• Price: 2,500-4,000 PEN (£550-£880) per person for a 3-4 day retreat.
• Best For: Guests seeking an exclusive nature retreat that focuses on physical and mental rejuvenation.

Private Inca Trail Trek with Luxury Camping and Exclusive Access

• Description: Experience the Inca Trail like never before with a private trek designed exclusively for you. This luxury option includes gourmet meals, luxury camping accommodations, private porters, and expert guides. You will also enjoy VIP access to the trail, with less crowded, private moments at key sites.
• Price: 12,000-20,000 PEN (£2,600-£4,400) for a 4-day exclusive experience.
• Best For: Travelers seeking a once-in-a-lifetime, luxury adventure combined with cultural immersion along one of the world’s most famous ancient trails.

Private Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu Helicopter Tour with VIP Access

• Description: Fly in private helicopter over the Sacred Valley and approach Machu Picchu from the sky. This cultural tour includes a private guide to explain the historical significance of the valley and Machu Picchu, and VIP access to the ruins, including special access to areas that are generally closed to the public.
• Price: 18,000-30,000 PEN (£4,000-£6,600) per person for a private, full-day tour.
• Best For: High-end travelers looking for an exclusive, breathtaking view of Peru’s iconic landmarks while also learning in-depth about the Incan culture.

Private Luxury Andean Cultural Experience with Local Shamans

• Description: A luxurious cultural immersion experience, where you will visit sacred Inca sites such as Moray, Ollantaytambo, and Chinchero, with a private guide and translator. The tour includes ceremonial encounters with local shamans who will lead you through traditional rituals, including pachamama offerings.
• Price: 10,000-15,000 PEN (£2,200-£3,300) for a 3-day experience.
• Best For: Guests seeking a deep cultural and spiritual connection to Peru, with luxury service and exclusivity in Andean ceremonies.

Private Luxury Experience in Cusco: Ancient City and Local Art

• Description: Explore the ancient city of Cusco with a private guide, taking in exclusive access to archaeological sites like Sacsayhuamán, Qorikancha, and the Cusco Cathedral. This experience also includes a visit to local artisan workshops where you’ll meet master weavers and potters, learn about Peruvian textiles, and take home custom-made artwork.
• Price: 5,000-8,000 PEN (£1,100-£1,800) for a full-day experience.
• Best For: Art and history lovers who wish to explore the authentic crafts and ancient culture of Cusco with personalized access and guidance.

Private Luxury Archaeological Tour of Northern Peru

• Description: Delve into Peru’s pre-Columbian history with a private tour of some of the lesser-known archaeological wonders in Northern Peru. This tour includes visits to the Temple of the Moon, Chan Chan, and the Huaca del Sol, with luxury accommodations, a personal archaeologist, and private transportation.
• Price: 8,000-12,000 PEN (£1,800-£2,600) per person for a 3-day tour.
• Best For: Archaeology enthusiasts seeking to explore the rich history of Northern Peru in an exclusive, luxurious manner.

Exclusive Peruvian Art and Culture Tour in Lima

• Description: Explore Lima’s vibrant arts scene with a private art tour that includes VIP access to some of the city’s top museums, such as the Museo Larco and the National Museum of Anthropology, as well as private gallery tours and visits to local artisans in Barranco and Miraflores.
• Price: 3,000-5,000 PEN (£660-£1,100) for a full-day tour.
• Best For: Art lovers and cultural enthusiasts who want to dive deep into Lima’s artistic history with personalized access to private galleries and exhibits.

Luxury Wine and Pisco Tasting with Exclusive Vineyard Tours

• Description: Embark on a private wine and Pisco tour in the Ica Valley with a customized experience, visiting Peru’s top vineyards and Pisco distilleries. This tour includes private tastings, gourmet meals, and a private tour of the Pisco production process, alongside in-depth commentary on the history of Peruvian wine.
• Price: 4,000-8,000 PEN (£880-£1,800) per person for a 2-day exclusive experience.
• Best For: Wine and spirit enthusiasts who seek luxury tasting experiences paired with personal, immersive insight into Peruvian culture.

Luxury Cultural and Culinary Experience in Lima

• Description: Experience the best of Peruvian cuisine and local culture with a private culinary tour. This includes a visit to a local market to discover fresh ingredients, private cooking lessons from renowned chefs, and dining at exclusive restaurants in Lima such as Maido, Central, and Astrid y Gastón.
• Price: 5,000-7,500 PEN (£1,100-£1,650) per person for a full-day culinary immersion.
• Best For: Food lovers seeking a high-end gastronomic tour that combines cultural insight and fine dining.

Exclusive Andean Healing & Wellness Retreat in Sacred Valley

• Description: This luxury wellness retreat combines holistic wellness practices with Andean healing traditions. Guests will enjoy yoga, meditation, detoxing therapies, and spiritual ceremonies with shamans, set against the serene backdrop of the Sacred Valley.
• Price: 12,000-20,000 PEN (£2,600-£4,400) for a 5-day retreat.
• Best For: Those seeking a luxurious, spiritually enriching experience with a blend of traditional healing practices and modern wellness.

Abercrombie & Kent

• Specializes in luxury and bespoke travel experiences with a focus on cultural and historical exploration. They offer tailored, private tours of Machu Picchu, the Sacred Valley, and the Amazon, with a highly personalized approach. They are known for their attention to detail and high-end services.

Cox & Kings

• A prestigious agency offering private tours, luxury experiences, and exclusive cultural immersion in Peru. Their itineraries focus on luxury trekking (like the Inca Trail with gourmet meals and private camps) and high-end cultural tours with access to remote places and artistic experiences.

Natural Habitat Adventures

• Known for its nature and wildlife-based luxury travel, they offer exclusive, private cultural journeys combined with wildlife experiences. Their Machu Picchu tours are often coupled with Amazon rainforest expeditions, providing luxury lodgings and expert local guides.

Explorers Club

• This agency focuses on exclusive and immersive travel for the adventurous, combining culture, history, and nature in remote regions. Their luxury treks and private cultural tours ensure top-quality services in places like Machu Picchu, Sacred Valley, and Cusco.

Vaya Adventures

• Specializing in luxury and sustainable travel experiences, Vaya offers tailored journeys that include private cultural and archaeological tours of Peru’s ancient sites, including Machu Picchu and Nazca. They are also known for exclusive wellness retreats and high-end tours that explore the traditions of the Andean peoples.

Journey Latin America

• Known for offering customized itineraries and luxury trips, they specialize in exclusive cultural experiences and provide VIP access to Peru’s cultural landmarks, such as Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu, paired with gourmet dining and private excursions.

Goway Travel

• Goway provides personalized luxury tours and private cultural experiences in Peru, including special access to archaeological sites and expert guides. Their wellness and spiritual experiences are tailored to provide authentic local encounters, such as healing ceremonies and wellness retreats.

Black Tomato

• This high-end agency offers tailored luxury travel with an emphasis on exclusive cultural encounters, including private guided tours of Peru’s most famous archaeological and historical sites. They offer custom adventure experiences combined with luxury stays and local cultural immersion.

The Luxe Nomad

• Specializing in luxury retreats and private cultural tours, The Luxe Nomad offers some of the most exclusive experiences in Peru, including private helicopter rides to Machu Picchu, stays in luxury eco-lodges, and guided journeys into Inca history.

Custom Travel Peru

Offering customized luxury tours, they focus on creating unique and exclusive experiences, combining high-end stays with cultural immersion. Whether it’s a private trek on the Inca Trail or a Pisco distillery tour, their itineraries are designed around client preferences.

• Lima Luxury Car Rentals
  • Lamborghini Huracán:
    • Price: 5,000-6,700 PEN (£1,200-£1,600) per day.
  • Ferrari 488 Spider:
    • Price: 4,000-6,000 PEN (£950-£1,450) per day.
  • Rolls-Royce Ghost:
    • Price: 8,000-11,200 PEN (£2,000-£2,800) per day.
  • Porsche 911:
    • Price: 2,800-4,000 PEN (£550-£800) per day.
• Rent-a-Car Peru
  • BMW 7 Series:
    • Price: 2,300-3,700 PEN (£400-£650) per day.
  • Mercedes-Benz S-Class:
    • Price: 3,700-6,000 PEN (£550-£950) per day.
  • Audi Q7:
    • Price: 3,000-4,400 PEN (£475-£725) per day.
• Luxuria Rent
  • Aston Martin DB11:
    • Price: 4,800-7,200 PEN (£950-£1,450) per day.
  • Maserati GranTurismo:
    • Price: 3,000-5,600 PEN (£650-£1,200) per day.

Ultra-Luxury Boat Rentals

• Peru Luxury Yachts
  • Luxury Yacht (up to 20 guests):
    • Price: 15,000-30,000 PEN (£4,000-£8,000) for a full day.
  • Super Yacht (up to 40 guests):
    • Price: 30,000-60,000 PEN (£9,500-£20,000) for a full day.
  • Private Sailboat:
    • Price: 7,000-15,000 PEN (£1,600-£4,000) per day.
• Dream Yachts Peru
  • Azimut Yacht (up to 12 guests):
    • Price: 18,000-36,000 PEN (£4,800-£9,500) per day.
  • Princess Yachts (up to 25 guests):
    • Price: 30,000-45,000 PEN (£8,000-£12,000) per day.
• Yacht Charter Peru
  • Luxury Motor Yacht (up to 25 guests):
    • Price: 30,000-45,000 PEN (£8,000-£12,000) per day.
  • Super Yacht (up to 50 guests):
    • Price: 60,000-90,000 PEN (£16,000-£24,000) per day.
• Lima Yacht Rentals
  • Luxury Motorboat:
    • Price: 6,000-10,000 PEN (£1,200-£2,000) for a full day.
  • Exclusive Yacht (up to 15 guests):
    • Price: 14,000-22,000 PEN (£2,800-£4,800) per day.