FAQ

Which route will we follow in lima?

WE WILL TOUR THESE 5 DISTRICTS:

Miraflores: With its impressive views of the Pacific Ocean and its vibrant energy.

Barranco: The bohemian neighborhood with its artistic and urban charm.

Chorrillos: With beautiful beaches and artisanal fishing boats.

Magdalena: The local essence of Lima, quiet streets, and secret spots facing the sea.

San Isidro: The most elegant side of Lima, with spacious parks, modern architecture, and urban tranquility.

After three hours of pure adrenaline, we’ll end the tour at the starting point, ensuring an unforgettable experience.

Is a scooter tour a good alternative to a walking tour in Miraflores?

Yes. A scooter tour lets you see more in less time, while still enjoying the outdoor experience of a walking tour. It’s ideal if you want to explore five districts without getting tired.

What’s the difference between a bike tour in Miraflores and a scooter tour?

Bike tours are fun, but scooter tours require less physical effort and let you go further—covering Miraflores, Barranco, Chorrillos, San Isidro and Magdalena including coastal cliffs and viewpoints, all in a single route.

Can I do a scooter tour if I was planning a Mirabus tour?

Absolutely. A scooter tour is a more flexible and immersive version of a Mirabus tour. Instead of watching from a distance, you can stop anywhere for photos, viewpoints and local stories.

Is a scooter tour a good option if I’m interested in paragliding in Miraflores?

Yes. Many travelers pair both activities. After paragliding, a scooter tour lets you ride along the same cliffs, explore hidden spots and enjoy scenic views without the physical effort.

If I want to take a surf class in Lima, can I also join a scooter tour?

Absolutely. Surf lessons are usually short, and a scooter tour is the perfect way to explore Lima’s coastline right after. You can discover Miraflores, Barranco, Chorrillos, and two other districts all in one ride.

Is there a scooter tour near Museo Larco?

Museo Larco is not part of the route, but many travelers visit the museum and then join our coastal scooter tour to experience the modern, artistic and scenic side of Lima.

Are scooter tours suitable for tourists with no experience?

Yes. Our scooters are easy to use, fully electric and beginner-friendly. We provide safety training before the tour and a guide accompanies the group at all times.

How far do scooter tours go compared to other types of tours?

The scooter tours cover five districts: Miraflores, Barranco, Chorrillos, San Isidro, and Magdalena—a greater distance than traditional walking or cycling tours. The route includes viewpoints, streets with art, and scenic coastal areas.

Is a scooter tour safe?

Yes. We follow safe routes, avoid heavy traffic and provide helmets and guidance throughout the ride. Tours are designed for travelers of all levels.

What makes a scooter tour better than a typical city tour?

A scooter tour is open-air, flexible, photogenic and eco-friendly. You’re not stuck in traffic or limited by fixed stops—you explore at your own pace with the freedom to stop anytime.

Is this tour good for families, couples or solo travelers?

Yes. Our scooter tours are popular among couples, solo travelers, and groups of friends. The route is smooth, scenic and designed to be enjoyable for all ages.

What should I choose if I only have one day in Lima: Mirabus, Walking Tour or Scooter Tour?

If you want to see the most in the shortest time with beautiful photos and a fun experience, the scooter tour is the best option. It’s faster than walking, more immersive than the Mirabus, and more flexible than both.

Are scooter tours eco-friendly?

Yes. Our scooters are electric, silent and produce zero emissions—making them one of the most sustainable ways to explore Lima’s coastline.