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Peru-Lima, Miraflores Vacation Rentals Deals

Miraflores is the turistic district of Lima. The main hotels are located in this nice city by the Pacific ocean. During the last years, there have been a development of a huge offer of amenities, since fine cousine, fast food, cyber cafes (internet for less than a dollar per hour), until casinos, dancing, handcrafts, antiques flea markets, original paintings, cinemas, and much more.

The traditional Miraflores beach joins a lot of surfers as well as the riffs attracts windsurfers.

Miraflores also has an archeological site called Huaca Pucllana, which is a turistic place to visit and have a flavor of ancient cultures in the middle of the western culture.

For the modern mainstream, you can find Larco Mar which is a mall looking at the ocean, witha sunset that relax you.

The main travel agencies are in Miraflores with a huge offer of cities to visit in Peru. Even the main peruvian airlines have their offices in Miraflores.

However, the best way to enjoy your visit is renting a nice apartment (vacation rental) in a residential building. Full furnished, equipped and decorated, now it is the alternative for independent and business travellers.

For example, you can have a cozy one bedroom apartment for only US$300 for two weeks, two bedrooms for 4 persons for only US$300 for one week. Of course, you can find luxury apartments and bigger ones. So, why do not you try it?

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