Departure times
- Morning ride: 9:45 AM
- Afternoon ride: 2:45 PM
Essentials at a glance
- Duration
- 3 h
- Type
- Private
- Departures
- 09:45, 14:45
- Pickup
- Hotels in Miraflores, San Isidro & Barranco
- Languages
- English & Spanish
- Cancellation
- Free up to 24 hours before
The experience
Why you’ll love this
Lima’s coastline is best seen from the saddle. With your private guide you set off from the parks of Miraflores, ride the clifftop promenades above the Pacific and roll into Barranco along its waterfront, among colorful streets, murals and the Bridge of Sighs. You set the pace, with as many photo stops as you like.
Tip: a relaxed private ride, and a favorite with families traveling together.
- Bike, helmet and a private guide just for you
- Ride the clifftop promenades above the Pacific
- Love Park, Larcomar and the Bridge of Sighs
- Barranco’s murals and colorful streets
- A break in Barranco with a coffee or an ice cream
- Great for families: easy pace and hotel pickup included
Step by step
Your route
Hotel pickup and start point
We pick you up at your hotel in Miraflores, San Isidro or Barranco and drive you to the start point, the shop where the bikes are ready. There we fit you with the right bike, a helmet and a bottle of water.
Kennedy Park
We start in the heart of Miraflores, among the gardens, street artists and famous cats of Kennedy Park.
Love Park
We ride out to the clifftop for Víctor Delfín’s The Kiss and the mosaic walls above the Pacific.
Larcomar and Villena Bridge
A panoramic view of Larcomar from the promenade and a ride across the bridge, with the bay behind you.
La Paz Bridge
The paragliders’ favorite lookout, where the green coast opens up to the south.
Barranco waterfront
We follow the waterfront into Barranco, Lima’s bohemian neighborhood.
La Ermita and the Bridge of Sighs
The ruined church of La Ermita and Lima’s most photographed bridge, legend included.
Barranco main square and murals
The main square, the church and the streets covered in murals and street art.
Coffee or ice cream, then back
We stop in Barranco for a coffee or an ice cream, and then take you back to your hotel.
Everything taken care of
What’s included
- Private bilingual guide
- Bicycle and helmet
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Bottled water
- A coffee or an ice cream in Barranco
Not included
- Meals
- Tips
- Personal expenses
Good to know before you go
Plan your day with confidence
Pickup and return
- Hotels in Miraflores, San Isidro and Barranco
- Elsewhere in Lima? Ask us for a quote.
- We’ll confirm your exact pickup time.
What to bring
- Comfortable clothes and shoes
- Hat, sunglasses and sunscreen
- A charged phone or camera
Important information
- Minimum 2 travelers. The tour is always private: no other passengers are added.
- 50% surcharge on Peruvian national holidays.
- Health or mobility needs? Tell us in advance.
- From age 6, as long as the child already rides a bike confidently on their own.
- The route is flat and always on paved roads: no hills, no dirt tracks. Even so, Lima’s bike lanes are narrow and a few short stretches run alongside traffic, so every rider should already be comfortable on a bike.
- Card declined? Ask your bank to enable international online purchases. If it still fails, write to us and we will give you another payment method.
Clear before you confirm
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the tour. This is a private experience for your group only. You’ll receive your confirmation email within 15 minutes.
Frequently asked questions
How does pricing work?
It is a private service that runs from 2 travelers, and the price per person drops as your group grows. The booking table shows the exact rate for your tier, adult and child, before you pay.
What’s the pace like?
Relaxed. Your guide adapts it to your group, with plenty of photo stops.
Can children join?
Yes, from age 6, as long as the child already rides a bike on their own. It is one of the tours families choose most. Tell us their ages when you book so we have the right bikes and helmets ready.
How demanding is the ride?
It is an easy ride: the whole route is flat and on paved roads, with no hills and no dirt tracks. What we do ask for is experience, because Lima’s bike lanes are narrow and a few short stretches run alongside traffic. This is not a tour for learning to ride.
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