What You Will Do
The best of Lima in one evening: from a trendy beachfront cocktail at sunset, a lush garden stop amid an eclectic mix of art and architecture accompanied by a local chef's signature dishes, see the sights and taste the flavors of Peru’s history and culture through its cuisine. Try exquisite local recipes below the stars amid illuminated pre-Incan ruins and walk the bohemian streets of the Barranco district. Hands-on, laid back, and chic you’ll get a feel for a different side of Lima.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
1
Costa Verde
1 hour
This tour begins at an upscale restaurant and lounge that sits right on the beach. With spectacular views of Lima’s coastline, Cala is a spot you won’t soon forget. Here you'll taste Peru's famous pisco and learn a thing or two to impress your friends with a new cocktail when you get home. This lively libation is accompanied a delicious seaside bite to kick the evening off!
2
Huaca Pucllana
1 hour
The next stop is a well-known classic among Lima locals, the prestigious Huaca Pucllana Restaurant, located within an archaeological complex with illuminated ruins dating back to 500 A.D. Here you will enjoy a selection of Peruvian dishes and another pisco-based cocktail. The views and dishes are so irresistible at this stop that even Mick Jagger, Julia Louis-Dreyfuss and the King of Spain, among many others, have not dared to miss it during their travels to Peru.
3
Bridge of Sighs
1 hour
We will then head to the bohemian neighborhood of Barranco for the last stop. In a house full of color and culture, we will lose ourselves in the culinary world with a creative and exclusive menu featuring the signature cuisine of a local chef accompanied by a delectable dessert wish a wonderful walk to the Bridge of Sighs
4
Barranco
1 hour
To wrap up the night, you’ll head to the bohemian Barranco district. You'll stroll around to check out the district's main attractions all under the light of the moon.
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