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Leave Lima before dawn for a full day in the Lunahuana Valley, mixing coastal stops, guided adventure sports on and above the river, lunch, a winery visit and a honey tasting before the evening return.
Depart Lima around 05:00 from La Rambla for Cerro Azul, where you visit the historic dock and a small craft fair with coastal views. Continue with a panoramic stop at the Incahuasi ruins near San Vicente de Cañete before arriving in Lunahuana for plaza time and the adventure sports block.
In Lunahuana, specialised staff guide canoeing, canopy or ATV options according to the day and group, with safety protocols before you start. After lunch in the valley, visit a Catapalla winery for wine and pisco process explanations, then continue to Mis Girasoles for a honey tasting covering hive products and their uses.
Return toward Lima in the evening, typically arriving near the same starting points around 21:00. Pack layers for the long road day and gear you are happy to get wet or dusty during the activity block.
Lunahuana sits in a fertile valley south of Lima where the river corridor supports adventure sports, vineyards and rural villages. The drive passes coastal Cañete scenery before climbing into a greener inland landscape that feels far from the capital's traffic.
Starting from San Borja keeps departure practical for travellers staying across Lima, while the mix of river activity and tasting stops gives a broader day than a single sport outing.
No prior canoeing, canopy or ATV experience is required. You should be comfortable with a long day of travel, follow staff safety instructions and manage light physical effort during the chosen adventure option.
Bring swimwear if you expect water activity, and ask the team before travel for younger children or anyone unsure about heights or off road riding.
The itinerary balances coastal and ruin stops with a proper Lunahuana adventure block, then finishes with winery and honey experiences rather than rushing straight back to Lima. Staff specialise in the valley sports and keep safety briefings practical.
A single meeting point at La Rambla simplifies logistics for city based travellers who want a full day outside Lima without organising separate transfers for each stop.
Meet at La Rambla Shopping Mall in San Borja, Lima, for the 05:00 departure toward Cañete and Lunahuana. Arrive early with sun protection, swimwear and a daypack.
Transport from your hotel to La Rambla is not included. Return to the same Lima starting points is typically around 21:00.
No prior experience is required for the adventure sports block. Routes and options such as canoeing, canopy or ATV are matched to the group with specialised staff and safety protocols.
Tell the team if you prefer a gentler option or have concerns about swimming, heights or off road riding.
Meet at La Rambla Shopping Mall in San Borja, Lima, for a 05:00 departure. Arrive a few minutes early so the group can leave on schedule.
Transport from your hotel to La Rambla is not included. Return to the same starting area is typically around 21:00.
Plan for a long full day of about sixteen hours from early departure to evening return. The itinerary mixes coastal and valley sightseeing with the Lunahuana activity block.
Bring snacks for the road and layers for cooler evening travel back into Lima.
Stops typically include Cerro Azul dock and craft fair, a panoramic look at Incahuasi ruins, Lunahuana plaza and church, adventure sports, lunch, a Catapalla winery visit and a honey tasting at Mis Girasoles.
Exact order can shift with traffic and group pace. Guides keep the day flowing toward the main valley activities.
Lunch in Lunahuana is part of the standard itinerary. Bring extra snacks for the early start and return drive.
Mention dietary needs to the team before travel so they can advise what is practical on the day.
Wear light sportswear, closed shoes and sun protection. Bring swimwear, towel, insect repellent and a change of clothes if you expect to get wet on the river options.
A small daypack helps for the winery and honey stops after the active block.
No fixed minimum age is published. Suitability depends on fitting safety kit and following staff instructions for the chosen adventure option.
Ask the team before travel for younger children so they can advise which activities fit best.
Outdoor activities depend on safe river and trail conditions. If a station needs to change, the team may adjust the day and will be in touch.
Check messages early rather than assuming the departure is cancelled without confirmation.
Yes. Transport from La Rambla to the Lunahuana circuit and return to the same Lima starting area form part of the day.
Getting yourself to La Rambla from your hotel remains your own arrangement.
At Catapalla you visit a winery for an explanation of wine and pisco production, then continue to a beekeeping stop for honey, pollen and propolis tasting. These cultural stops follow the adventure sports and lunch block.
Sampling is guided by local staff. Drink water and pace yourself if you try several products.
About the centre
Lima
Based in Miraflores, Lima, this local operator connects travellers with guided adventures across Peru, from coastal dunes and Pacific waters to high Andean trails and canyon country. The focus is practical logistics, clear local knowledge, and experiences that reach beyond the busiest tourist circuits.
Support runs seven days a week, with a wide catalogue of day trips and multi-day expeditions so guests can match pace and interest. Whether it is a short coastal outing or a longer trek into the mountains, the team plans routes and safety around the conditions of each destination.
Operated by IZI PERU, a partner of adventuro.
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