Lima, Peru

March 2 - March 23 2025

Surf, ceviche, ancient charm: Welcome to Lima, a modern oasis on the Pacific coast of Peru.

Foodie Heaven

80%

Wellness & relaxation

10%

Nightlife & partying

50%

Nature & wildlife

70%

Activity & fitness

90%

Founded in 1535 as the "Ciudad de los Reyes" (City of Kings), Lima has transformed into a bustling metropolis. Unofficially known as South America's culinary capital, Lima boasts world-renowned chefs and iconic dishes such as ceviche.

Be transported back in time as you stand in the Plaza de Armas, admiring the grand colonial-style buildings and distinctive Peruvian balconies.

Beyond the city's vibrant history and culture, you can catch waves at renowned surf spots like Punta Roquitas or Playa Waikiki. You’ll stay in the comfortable and stylish Wynwood House, a home away from home with the luxuries of a hotel.

What's included

Wellness or Yoga

2 weekly yoga classes

Fitness equipment / gym

On-site basic gym indoor/outdoor equipment, boxing. Neighborhood gym close by

Working facilities

Desks in rooms, shared onsite Coworking Space

Wifi speed / data

High speed Wifi & local data SIM

Onsite F&B

No onsite f&b but plenty near by

Community manager

Coming soon

Adventure / amenities (inc)

Washer/dryer in each apartment

Excursions (not inc)

Machu pichu, surfing, Huaca Pucllana, hikes+

Other inclusions

Airport transfers, access to 800+ alumni community network

Highlights

Food

Culinary Delights

Lima boasts world-renowned chefs and iconic dishes. Head to Canta Rana and try some delicious ceviche, Peru’s national dish. No culinary adventure in Lima is complete without a Pisco Sour, the national cocktail.

Watersports

Surfing in Playa Waikiki

Unleash your inner surfer at renowned spots like Playa Waikiki. The consistent swells are perfect for beginners and seasoned surfers. Experience the thrill of catching a wave while surrounded by Lima’s stunning coastline.

Art & History

Huaca Pucllana

Be transported to ancient Peru by taking a day trip to Huaca Pucllana. Huaca Pucllana serves as a window into a forgotten civilization; this pre-Inca pyramid built around 500 AD was once a powerful ceremonial center dedicated to offerings and rituals.