Easter holidays are approaching, and this is a great opportunity to discover new destinations and travel experiences in Peru, which is ready to welcome Brazilian travelers who want to enjoy its many attractions. Below, we present some Peruvian regions where you can appreciate cultural and natural treasures, experience moments of relaxation and adrenaline, and delight your senses with incredible flavors.
The Easter holidays are approaching, and it's a prime opportunity to discover new destinations and travel experiences in the region, which is already ready to welcome Brazilian travelers who want to enjoy its many attractions. Below, we present some Peruvian locations where we can appreciate cultural and natural treasures, experience moments of relaxation and adrenaline, and delight the senses with incredible flavors.
Lima and its fascinating tourist attractions
Lima is a complete destination, with diverse attractions and experiences that will allow you to explore its charms. Nothing beats walking or biking through the exclusive districts of Miraflores and Barranco, admiring the sea from its extensive seawalls, enjoying an afternoon in its charming parks, savoring a delicious ceviche, or sipping a pisco sour in one of its restaurants and bars with terraces and stunning views. Its Historic Center is another great attraction, where colonial architecture can be appreciated in its streets, houses, plazas, and churches. Furthermore, the capital stands out for its world-renowned cuisine, bringing together a wide variety of iconic dishes from all over the country. Favorites include ceviche, causa, and lomo saltado, which can be found in various places, including hotels, restaurants, and food markets. Lima also boasts some of the best restaurants in the world, such as Central, Maido, Kjolle, and Mayta, which offer unparalleled gastronomic experiences.
Incomparable Ica: beach, desert and an oasis
Four hours south of Lima lies Ica, a fascinating region brimming with attractions, accessible via the Pan-American Highway. It's located in the Paracas National Reserve, a destination with dazzling beaches, such as La Mina, famous for its turquoise waters, and Yumaque, which is increasingly gaining popularity among beachgoers. Its beaches are ideal for relaxing or practicing water sports. Paracas also boasts luxury hotels equipped with pools, spas, and exclusive services. It also includes other major attractions such as the Nazca Lines, enormous geoglyphs visible only from above, which envelop visitors in an ancient mystery. The Ballestas Islands, surrounded by the Pacific Ocean, are home to Humboldt penguins, sea lions, and various birds, providing a unique natural spectacle. The Huacachina Oasis is another must-see destination in Ica, where sand dunes surround a lagoon, creating an exotic and enchanting landscape. It's also worth visiting its wineries and wineries, many of which are renowned in the region.
The eternal magic of Cusco
Cusco is one of Peru's most fascinating destinations and, currently, one of the most visited regions by Brazilians. This is due to the region's multitude of tourist attractions, such as the Historic Sanctuary of Machu Picchu, Saqsaywaman, and Ollantaytambo, impressive archaeological complexes known for their monumental architecture and breathtaking landscapes.
The Sacred Valley is another destination in Cusco, a charming destination surrounded by mountains and vast fields, where you can visit archaeological sites such as Moray and Salineras de Maras. It's also the ideal location for adventure sports or staying in incredible hotels that offer wellness and relaxation experiences.
This region also boasts a beautiful city steeped in history, with captivating architecture and streets. Highlights include the Plaza de Armas, the Cathedral, the Temple of Qorikancha, and the charming San Blas neighborhood.
How to get there
Currently, it is possible to fly to Lima via the cities of Rio de Janeiro, São Paulo, Brasilia, Porto Alegre, and Curitiba. From the Peruvian capital, it is possible to take a plane to Cusco. Access to Ica is via the Pan-American Highway, departing from Lima.