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Paragliding in Lima
Peru's capital and the culinary heavyweight of the Americas, stretched along Pacific clifftops. The Miraflores costa verde doubles as one of the world's few true urban paragliding sites.
Why here
Lima is one of the only major cities on earth where paragliding is a downtown activity: the sea breeze hits the Miraflores clifftops and stands them up into a ridge-soaring machine, so pilots launch from a city park, soar past apartment towers and the malecon crowds, and land back where they started. The dedicated parapuerto in Raimondi Park runs tandem flights every afternoon with certified pilots, no experience needed, making it the easiest world-class flying experience to actually do: no travel day, no weather trek, just a ten-minute walk from your hotel to the sky.
Best months
The coastal breeze works year-round, with flights typically from late morning to sunset when the onshore wind fills in. Peru's summer (December-April) brings sunny skies and the most reliable conditions; the gray-sky garua season (June-October) still flies most days under overcast. Flights cancel only when the breeze fails, and rebooking same-week is easy.
Getting there & around
The launch sits in Antonio Raimondi Park on the Miraflores malecon; walk up in the afternoon and fly, or book ahead on weekends. Tandems run 10-15 minutes for roughly 80 USD. Licensed pilots operate under the municipal parapuerto system; confirm your pilot is flying within it.
Skill levels: beginner, intermediate
Schools & guides (2)
Fly Adventure
SchoolA Lima tandem operation flying the Miraflores costa verde and the Pachacamac dunes south of the city, with certified pilots running daily coastal soaring flights and instruction for those who want more than one ride.
Infinity Paragliding School
SchoolInfinity Paragliding School is listed by APPI as school number 2661 at Malecon Bertolotto 111, dpto 1109, in San Miguel, on the Costa Verde cliff line immediately north of Miraflores. The APPI record gives its discipline as paragliding and names Arturo Wong as manager, an APPI instructor since 2012. The register lists the phone as +51993429294 and the website as www.infinitycross.com. The operator's own site could not be fetched when the record was checked, so nothing beyond the APPI record is asserted here.
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