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Lift off from the Costa Verde for a 10–12 minute private paratrike flight that arcs over Miraflores, San Isidro and Magdalena. This quick aerial tour pairs coastal geology, cityscape views and an accessible introduction to motorized paragliding.
Lift off from the Costa Verde for a 10–12 minute private paratrike flight that arcs over Miraflores, San Isidro and Magdalena. This quick aerial tour pairs coastal geology, cityscape views and an accessible introduction to motorized paragliding.
On the cliff edge above the Pacific, the paratrike hums to life and the city below shifts from grid to geometry—white buildings, green parks, and the dark ribbon of the sea. Participants strap into a three‑wheeled motorized trike, run a smooth beach takeoff and feel the current lift them up to 80–300 meters for a 10–12 minute circuit above Lima’s Costa Verde.
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Operated by PARAGLIDING TOURS · Lima, Lima Province
On the cliff edge above the Pacific, the paratrike hums to life and the city below shifts from grid to geometry—white buildings, green parks, and the dark ribbon of the sea. Participants strap into a three‑wheeled motorized trike, run a smooth beach takeoff and feel the current lift them up to 80–300 meters for a 10–12 minute circuit above Lima’s Costa Verde.
This stretch of coastline has long linked pre‑Columbian fishing hamlets and the modern port city. The cliffs themselves are part of a coastal escarpment cut by marine action and uplift, offering wide views over Miraflores, San Isidro and Magdalena. From the air you see Huaca ruins and colonial grid blocks, and the sea seems to dare you seaward as boats and breakers push the shore.
Culturally, flights trace neighborhoods that are focal points for Lima’s outdoor life: surfers, walkers on the malecón and local vendors below. The operator provides helmet, vest and a recording of the flight; flights are private and suitable for nearly all ages (minimum age listed at 5, weight limit ~230 lb).
Practical guidance: choose morning or late afternoon thermals for smoother air; bring sunglasses and a windproof layer; expect salt spray smell and a steady motor drone. Mobility‑accessible pickup and short beach runways make this entry‑level for aerial experiences, but disclose health or pregnancy restrictions beforehand. Plan transportation back to Miraflores—flights launch about 15 minutes north of the central malecón. Hydrate, secure loose items, and enjoy a rare vantage where city and sea move together beneath you.
easy.
10–15 minutes.
Minimal fitness required; participants must be able to climb into a low trike seat and follow safety instructions.
Flights last about 10–12 minutes and typically operate between 80 and 300 meters above sea level, depending on conditions.
Children from age 5 are generally permitted; operators assess each participant and may restrict those with specific medical conditions or mobility limits.
Maximum passenger weight is around 230 lb; operators provide helmet and vest, and require disclosure of any health issues before takeoff.
Yes—flights are commonly canceled for unsafe winds or rain; this operator offers full refunds if canceled at least 24 hours in advance or when weather prevents flying.
The Lima coast has been a fishing and settlement corridor for centuries; modern beachfront development and the Costa Verde project reshaped the cliffs and promenades in the 20th century.
Stick to designated access points and avoid littering beaches—coastal ecosystems here are vulnerable to urban runoff and human impact.
PARAGLIDING TOURS operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
On the cliff edge above the Pacific, the paratrike hums to life and the city below shifts from grid to geometry—white buildings, green parks, and the dark ribbon of the sea. Participants strap into a three‑wheeled motorized trike, run a smooth beach takeoff and feel the current lift them up to 80–300 meters for a 10–12 minute circuit above Lima’s Costa Verde.
On the cliff edge above the Pacific, the paratrike hums to life and the city below shifts from grid to geometry—white buildings, green parks, and the dark ribbon of the sea. Participants strap into a three‑wheeled motorized trike, run a smooth beach takeoff and feel the current lift them up to 80–300 meters for a 10–12 minute circuit above Lima’s Costa Verde.
This stretch of coastline has long linked pre‑Columbian fishing hamlets and the modern port city. The cliffs themselves are part of a coastal escarpment cut by marine action and uplift, offering wide views over Miraflores, San Isidro and Magdalena. From the air you see Huaca ruins and colonial grid blocks, and the sea seems to dare you seaward as boats and breakers push the shore.
Culturally, flights trace neighborhoods that are focal points for Lima’s outdoor life: surfers, walkers on the malecón and local vendors below. The operator provides helmet, vest and a recording of the flight; flights are private and suitable for nearly all ages (minimum age listed at 5, weight limit ~230 lb).
Practical guidance: choose morning or late afternoon thermals for smoother air; bring sunglasses and a windproof layer; expect salt spray smell and a steady motor drone. Mobility‑accessible pickup and short beach runways make this entry‑level for aerial experiences, but disclose health or pregnancy restrictions beforehand. Plan transportation back to Miraflores—flights launch about 15 minutes north of the central malecón. Hydrate, secure loose items, and enjoy a rare vantage where city and sea move together beneath you.