Lima, Peru
Curated zones picked by what matters most for your race week.
Miraflores
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Lima’s most convenient visitor base, with extensive hotels, restaurants and clifftop access above the Costa Verde. It is the safest default for amenities and supporters, but verify the 2026 swim, transition and approved descent routes because coastal-road closures can separate the cliffs from race operations below.
A character-rich district south of Miraflores with boutique hotels, cafés, nightlife and strong coastal atmosphere. It may suit courses focused toward the southern Costa Verde, but verify the exact race compounds, safe access points and closure map before assuming proximity translates into easy race-morning movement.
An upscale, calmer business-and-residential district with polished hotels, parks and strong dining, useful for travelers prioritizing comfort and quiet. It sits inland from the race-relevant coast, so arrange transport and verify the official access and drop-off plan under race-day closures.
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Handy for last-minute spares, CO2, or a pre-race tune. Distances are from the swim/start line — call ahead to confirm race-week opening hours.
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