Tours and Tickets to Experience Chorrillos

There are plenty of ways to experience Chorrillos. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Lima Photo Day Tour

• Lima Off the Beaten Path: Local Communities and Cultural Immersion

• The Fisherman and Ceviche Culture of Lima Tour

• From Lima: Pachacamac, Barranco & Chorrillos Private Tour

• Countryside Hacienda Visit

The cost to visit Chorrillos depends on your itinerary. Visiting the beaches is free, but attractions like Fisherman's Wharf or the planetarium require a fee. Tours offer an easy way to explore, with prices starting at US$40 for a bike tour or US$150 for a full-day sightseeing tour.

Many attractions in Chorrillos relate to the district’s coastline, from the parks along the Chorrillos Malecon promenade and Chorrillos Fish Market to its beaches, including La Herradura and Agua Dulce. Further along the coast near Morro Solar, you can see rugged cliffs and the towering Cristo Del Pacífico statue.

It depends. Chorrillos is worth visiting to explore the lesser-traveled areas of Lima. It’s also worth visiting for its coastal views or for mountain biking around the Morro Solar area. Chorrillos is also famous for its beaches, making it an excellent choice for a nice beach day in summer.

Yes, walking and hiking are good ways to spend time in Chorrillos. Head to the Malecon promenade for a scenic walk with its views of the fishing harbor and Lima’s coastline. Alternatively, hike the trails around La Chira beach; they pass the area’s dramatic cliffs, sea caves, and rock formations.

Life in Chorrillos revolves around the coast and fishing, so seafood is the main food to try when you visit, either on your own or with a food tour. Peruvian classic ceviche is one dish to try. Others include arroz con mariscos (rice with seafood) and parihuela (a seafood soup).