Exploring the Lima Headland
Discover the stunning vistas and the historical lighthouse on the Lima headland.
Highlights
What travellers talk about most.
Discover the stunning vistas and the historical lighthouse on the Lima headland.
Witness the spectacular architecture of this historic cathedral in the heart of San Pedro.
Find authentic Paraguayan handicrafts made by local artisans.
Enjoy a quiet day watching the diverse bird species in the marshes of San Pedro.
Hike through beautiful natural landscapes featuring lush greenery and local fauna.
See it for yourself
Reels and longer watches.
Good to know
Weather, costs and getting around.
Scored from each month’s typical high and its usual conditions.
Lima, the capital of Peru, experiences a mild desert climate with two distinct seasons: a warm season from December to April and a cooler, overcast season from May to November. During the warm season, temperatures range from 20°C to 29°C (68°F to 84°F), with sunny days and occasional afternoon sea breezes. The cooler season sees temperatures between 15°C and 22°C (59°F to 72°F), often accompanied by a persistent coastal fog called "garúa," resulting in overcast skies but little rain. Humidity is relatively high year-round, but rainfall is minimal. Packing light layers and a jacket is recommended, especially if visiting during the cooler months.












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A deeper read on Lima.
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