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Catch the Pacific from Miraflores on a guided 90-minute SUP tour that suits beginners through experienced paddlers. Small groups, wetsuit and hotel pickup make it an easy way to experience Lima’s surf culture and coastal wildlife.
Catch the Pacific from Miraflores on a guided 90-minute SUP tour that suits beginners through experienced paddlers. Small groups, wetsuit and hotel pickup make it an easy way to experience Lima’s surf culture and coastal wildlife.
The Pacific rolls against the Costa Verde, and the water calls you out from Miraflores' sea wall. On a 90-minute SUP tour you step from sand onto a paddleboard, the city skyline at your shoulder and a line of local surfers nodding approval. The ocean here is deliberate—sometimes glassy and inviting, sometimes pushing steady lines that dare you to angle for a ride.
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Operated by Team Surf Peru · Miraflores, Lima
The Pacific rolls against the Costa Verde, and the water calls you out from Miraflores' sea wall. On a 90-minute SUP tour you step from sand onto a paddleboard, the city skyline at your shoulder and a line of local surfers nodding approval. The ocean here is deliberate—sometimes glassy and inviting, sometimes pushing steady lines that dare you to angle for a ride.
Lima's coastline has been a travel route since pre-Columbian times, shaped by the Humboldt Current and the steep cliffs that define the Costa Verde. Miraflores evolved from fishing cove to a surf and leisure district; today its beaches host beginners and seasoned wave riders alike. Local surf culture is plain to see: boards stacked like urban flags, instructors scanning sets for safety.
Expect a short land briefing, wetsuit and leash, then guided paddling in protected waters or a margin of open surf depending on skill and swell. Wildlife sightings—pelicans skimming and occasionally dolphins beyond the break—add live action to the view. Instructors keep groups small (max 10) to keep instruction precise and hands-on.
Practical tips: choose morning sessions for lighter wind and softer swell; hydrate before launch and apply high-SPF sunscreen; keep a secure dry bag onshore for valuables. If you want longer rides, ask about catching the long peeling waves at nearby breaks—there's potential for shoulder-high runs on many days. The pickup from Miraflores hotels simplifies logistics; cancellations may occur if conditions exceed safety guidelines. Whether you're balancing for the first time or hunting a long point break, this short outing is a direct, tangible way to read Lima’s coast and test yourself against its motion.
moderate.
1.5 hours.
Moderate fitness; should be comfortable standing and paddling for short bursts and getting up after falls
No—guided lessons cover basic stance, paddling, and safety; choose protected waters if you are a beginner.
Yes—select hotels in Miraflores are included in roundtrip transport; confirm pickup at booking.
Minimum age is 10 years; younger participants should be confident in water and accompanied by an adult.
Instructors may cancel or move the group to calmer water for safety; refund or rescheduling follows the operator's cancellation policy.
The Costa Verde sits above archaeological sites and once supported pre-Columbian fishing settlements; modern Miraflores grew as a surf and leisure district in the 20th century.
Local groups run beach cleanups and operators ask guests to avoid leaving gear or garbage on the shore to protect forage birds and marine life.
Team Surf Peru operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The Pacific rolls against the Costa Verde, and the water calls you out from Miraflores' sea wall. On a 90-minute SUP tour you step from sand onto a paddleboard, the city skyline at your shoulder and a line of local surfers nodding approval. The ocean here is deliberate—sometimes glassy and inviting, sometimes pushing steady lines that dare you to angle for a ride.
The Pacific rolls against the Costa Verde, and the water calls you out from Miraflores' sea wall. On a 90-minute SUP tour you step from sand onto a paddleboard, the city skyline at your shoulder and a line of local surfers nodding approval. The ocean here is deliberate—sometimes glassy and inviting, sometimes pushing steady lines that dare you to angle for a ride.
Lima's coastline has been a travel route since pre-Columbian times, shaped by the Humboldt Current and the steep cliffs that define the Costa Verde. Miraflores evolved from fishing cove to a surf and leisure district; today its beaches host beginners and seasoned wave riders alike. Local surf culture is plain to see: boards stacked like urban flags, instructors scanning sets for safety.
Expect a short land briefing, wetsuit and leash, then guided paddling in protected waters or a margin of open surf depending on skill and swell. Wildlife sightings—pelicans skimming and occasionally dolphins beyond the break—add live action to the view. Instructors keep groups small (max 10) to keep instruction precise and hands-on.
Practical tips: choose morning sessions for lighter wind and softer swell; hydrate before launch and apply high-SPF sunscreen; keep a secure dry bag onshore for valuables. If you want longer rides, ask about catching the long peeling waves at nearby breaks—there's potential for shoulder-high runs on many days. The pickup from Miraflores hotels simplifies logistics; cancellations may occur if conditions exceed safety guidelines. Whether you're balancing for the first time or hunting a long point break, this short outing is a direct, tangible way to read Lima’s coast and test yourself against its motion.