What's Included
Itinerary
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What to Expect
This is the ultimate Lima food tour and city experience that covers the best of what to see in Lima, Peru in one day. It includes exclusive restaurants, trendy districts, top must-see attractions and hands-on activities. Enjoy five stops spread between three districts that include an organic Peruvian coffee and a fruit tasting and tour at a traditional market. Have fun trying one of the many varieties of Peru's flagship Pisco Sour accompanied by the freshest, and most creatively prepared, superfood dishes around. Follow with gourmet dishes amid views of pre-Incan ruins at the Huaca Pucllana. This route leads you on a spectacular Miraflores food tour, combined with a brief Barranco walking tour, that highlights the best of Peruvian food culture and Lima culture in general.
Frequently Asked Questions
do you accommodate food allergies and special diets on your food tours in lima
Absolutely! Vegetarians, vegans, lactose-free, gluten-free guests and other special requests can be accommodated. Also if you don't drink alcohol, no problem we can provide excellent, local, non-alcoholic alternatives. We ask that you please notify us of any dietary restrictions at the time of booking as we cooridante all alternative menus in advance with our partnering restaurants.
can i book now and give you my hotel details later
Absolutely! We provide roundtrip transportation for any address in the Miraflores, San Isidro and Barranco districts so our team will get in touch with you before the tour to make sure we have the details of your accommodations. Pickup locations can be private addresses and Airbnbs. If you are staying in another district or you are coming from the airport, we will establish a central point in the Miraflores district where you can meet your guide. If you need tranportation from the airport, we can also help to arrange that service.
HOW SAFE ARE THE FOOD AND WATER (and a food tour in lima, peru) FOR VISITORS FROM ABROAD
Nothing is more important than your health. All of our providers adhere to the maximum hygienic standards therefore high risk street food is intentionally excluded from our experiences..Health standards in restaurants are generally upheld without exception in the parts of Lima where you are likely to visit, however, it is not advisable to purchase food from street vendors. Although many dishes they offer may be fine, there is no way to know, so it's better not to risk it when you've put so much effort into planning the perfect trip. The tap water is not clean enough to drink without boiling first, so make sure you only drink bottled water while in Peru.