Lima Cruise Reviews

We hired a taxi and toured all day. ...

Lima is the worst embarkation experience ever. Our transfer dropped us off a Oceania pickup point filled with hucksters trying to help us with our bags. We were lucky when we got on the Oceania coach to take us to the ship. There were only two of us. The competition with shipping trucks was chaos. The backup for the port security guard to check our passport and sift through disorganized paperwork ...

We travelled into the city by taxi - from the port it was much more expensive than the return taxi which we hailed in the city centre! ...

Lima has almost 10 million people and the bus trip gave a panoramic view of this busy city ...

Shuttle from ship took us to Miraflores, not much to do there. ...

There were NO excursions offered. ...

loved this stop. had plenty of time to taxi into main part of city. visited St. Francis monestary. highly recommend this! used Uber to get back to port. worked very well. ...

Left the ship in Lima and caught a flight to Cuzco where I stayed the night in the Sonesta Hotel (very nice and recommended). The next morning it was an early pick-up by a local company offering a one day Macchu Picchu excursion, returning to hotel in the evening. This involved a long bus drive to the train station, train trip, and another bus trip to the ruins. It was very hot and I was wearing ...

Traffic, traffic and more traffic. Endless waiting. Crowded. Felt unsafe during the entire visit. The city water park is a must see, particularly at night. The Indian Market is a colorful, interesting tourist trap. ...

Traffic is a nightmare. So are the taxis. Went to the Miraflores area-beautiful. Went to Barancas district for a while also the central square areas. City is 45-60 minutes from ship through a not so pretty part of town. Glad I visited, but probably won't go back ...