Upon the ship's arrival in the port city of Callao, a charming suburb of the bustling capital Lima, a world of captivating experiences unfolds. While the serene pebble beach, nearby islands, and historic fort in Callao offer their own allure, the magnetic pull of Lima's vibrant cityscape beckons travelers to embark on an unforgettable adventure.

Worth seeing
Lima's Rich Historical Tapestry: Lima's origins trace back to 1533 when Francisco Pizarro founded the city. Originally known as "Ciudad de los Reyes" (City of the Kings), its foundation was laid on Epiphany. Nestled by the Rimac River, Lima's colonial core, rich with centuries of history, once held paramount importance in South America up until the 18th century. Its UNESCO-listed colonial center boasts splendid old buildings. Exploring San Martin Square, you'll catch a glimpse of the opulent Hotel Bolivar, a historical haunt for international luminaries including Ernest Hemingway.

Plaza De Toro De Acho: Adjacent to the historic center, the Plaza De Toro De Acho, a 16th-century bullring, stands as the oldest arena in the Americas, still vibrant with the spirit of tradition and spectacle.

Immersive Museums: For those with a penchant for history and culture, Lima's array of captivating museums beckons. Notable options include the Museo de Arqueologia y Etnologia, Museo de la Nación, and Museo de Oro del Peru (Gold Museum). Amidst the city's tapestry of ruins and excavations, a majestic 16th-century cathedral stands as a testament to Lima's architectural heritage. The streets encircling Plaza Mayor showcase beautifully carved wooden balconies, majestic mansions, and the storied facades of churches and monasteries from days gone by.

Miraflores: The Hip Heart of Lima: A visit to Miraflores unveils Lima's youthful and trendy side. Abundant with delightful shops, verdant spaces, cafes, and eateries, this district is a magnet for the affluent, the young, and the cosmopolitan. Here, you'll find a delightful beach perfect for both relaxation and water activities. Embark on a paragliding adventure from the coastal cliffs, or rent surfboards and catch the waves. For those seeking tranquility, basking in the sun's warmth is a cherished pastime.

Currency
Peruvian nuevo sol (PEN)