Lima Lima Province, Peru Travel Guide
Pack light, breathable clothing like cotton and linen. Shorts, t-shirts, and dresses are appropriate. Evenings near the coast get cooler, so a light sweater or jacket is useful.
Layers are appropriate during these months. Pack long-sleeved shirts, sweaters, and a light to medium jacket. A light rain jacket is useful for protection against the persistent drizzle and "garúa".
Comfortable Walking shoes or Sneakers are appropriate for extensive walking.
Pack dressier shoes or Sandals for dining out or evening events.
For excursions, Sturdy hiking boots. Sandals or flip-flops for the coast areas.
Keeping your important documents organized and accessible prevents stress. Carry both physical and digital copies of everything.
Stay connected and powered up with the appropriate electronic gear and accessories. Peru uses different electrical standards than North America.
Download these apps before your trip for convenience. Protect your photos and documents by backing them up regularly.
A VPN (NordVPN) (ExpressVPN) secures your connection on public Wi-Fi.
Consider Airalo for international eSIMs to avoid physical SIM hassle.
Bring your standard Travel camera or rely on your Smartphone. Extra batteries and memory cards. Waterproof bag for protection.
A well-stocked personal health kit addresses minor ailments and maintains your well-being. Beyond standard items, include these for common travel issues.
Ensure you have an adequate supply of prescription medications and proper documentation. Protect yourself from insects and the sun.
Wetsuits are often useful due to cool water temperatures year-round. Surfboards are readily available for rent locally at surf schools along the Costa Verde.
For day trips outside Lima, sturdy shoes and a Daypack are appropriate. Renting Camping gear is feasible for multi-day trips outside Lima.
Bicycles are easily rented in tourist districts like Miraflores and Barranco for exploring at your own pace.
These tiny items contribute significantly to your comfort and security during your travels. Protecting your valuables from theft is important.
Contribute to sustainable travel and reduce waste. Consider packing items that might be difficult or expensive to purchase locally.
Shampoo bars, solid toothpaste.
For making purchases and markets.
For java or tea.
Avoid single-use plastics.
Roll your clothes to maximize space and minimize wrinkles. Use packing cubes to organize items and compress clothing. Weigh your luggage before heading to the airport to avoid paying more for luggage.
For valuable electronics, use a Specialized electronics retailer for protective cases and reliable chargers.
