Top Lima Running Tours

This small-group hike takes you from Lima out to the desert to the special biosphere called Lomas de Lachay. You’ll hike for around two and a half hours with your guide, keeping your eyes peeled for foxes, owls, wild doves, falcons, and much more. You’ll also keep costs down by sharing this tour, and possibly make some new friends too.

Getting to know Lima by walking, jogging or running is a unique opportunity to discover places that are not possible with a classic tour, in addition to the benefit of physical activity and movement. Lima is my city, I know it very well and we can find unique places to see the entire bay and the ocean, with postcards to remember for a lifetime. This activity is open to everyone and for all levels of demand, from a gentle walk to a professional training pace. I have more than 18 years of practicing athletics (running) and I can accompany both walkers and semi-professional runners for quality training. In addition to getting to know the city and each of its corners. We will also have an experience close to the beach line where you can be in contact with the Pacific Ocean. The activity will be according to the level of demand of each participant, we will be able to take many souvenir photos and we will be able to adapt to each need.

The coastal waters off Lima are ideal for surfing, but mastering the waves can be tough. On this surfing course—aimed at learners of all ages—take to the surf with your guide and practise paddling and popping on your board. With all equipment included, and specially adapted learning surfboards to practise on, splash through the waves and improve your skills in the surf. Classes run throughout the day.

Take in Southern Peru's highlights, without having to worry about planning any tours and transfers, on this 2-day tour that’s ideal for time-pressed travelers. Relax knowing all your logistics and activities are sorted, although accommodation needs to be booked separately. Enjoy an itinerary that includes a dune buggy ride in the desert oasis of Huacachina, a scenic flight over the Nazca Lines, and a cruise of the Ballestas Islands.

Learn to dance salsa and bachata in Peru with this private dance class in Lima. Total beginners can learn the basics while more advanced dancers can refine their skills with one hour of one-on-one instruction. The class can be tailored for groups of up to 10 people and can meet at a location convenient to the student.

Delve into the rich history and flavors of Peru's wines and piscos on a small-group tour in Lima. Visit the city's oldest wine district to discover the local industry's secrets while savoring top-notch dessert wines and Piscos. This small-group experience offers carefully chosen destinations and curated insights, ensuring an authentic, high-quality culinary experience. Your tour fee contributes to local projects supporting community development for those living below the poverty line.

Experience two different sides of Lima’s history during this 3-hour private guided tour to the Pre-Columbian site of Pachacamac and then the charming neighborhood of Barranco. Journey by private vehicle 19 miles (31 kilometers) south from Lima to visit Pachacamac, an archaeological site and one-time sacred center used by local residents for well over 1,000 years prior to the arrival of the Spanish. Then proceed to Barranco, a charming 19th century beach resort for Lima’s aristocracy that today is home to many of the city’s artists.

Head south of Lima to explore the town of Huacachina and Paracas National Reserve on a 2-day adventure ready-made for thrill-seekers and nature lovers. The private tour combines a balanced array of high-adrenaline activities—such as sandboarding—with scenic excursions like a boat ride to wildlife-rich islands. The mix of activities keeps things interesting without tiring you out.

This is not just a food tour; it is a curated journey through the heart of Peruvian identity. Unlike standard group tours, we offer a 100% private and personalized experience tailored to your palate. You will skip the tourist traps and dive into Lima’s hidden culinary gems, guided by a local expert who connects history with every bite. From world-class flavors to centuries-old traditions, we provide an intimate look at why Lima is the Gastronomic Capital of the World.