Hospitality Exchange for Women in Lima
@Virguit
Lima
Can host for:
7 days
About me
I’m the kind of girl who smells like saltwater, drives like the wind, and dreams in colors no one has named yet. 🌈✨Practice Inca believe represented by the Inca flag 🏳️🌈 🌊 By day, you’ll find me chasing waves or riding my motorbike toward the sunset — wind in my hair, freedom stitched into my soul. ✌️ Some friends call me a hippie — barefoot at heart, always chasing good vibes, starry skies, and spontaneous adventures. 💻 And yes, I’m a digital nomad — working from beaches, cafés, mountaintops, or wherever the Wi-Fi (and my heart) takes me. 💼 But don’t be fooled: behind this sun-kissed smile is a sharp, strategic mind that knows how to close deals, lead meetings, and run a business like a boss. I’m incense and spreadsheets, barefoot and heels, meditation and negotiation. Under the suits? My tattoo tuxedo — a little inked reminder of the wild heart beneath the polished surface. 😉 A walking contradiction? Maybe. A balance of chaos and clarity? Definitely. A woman who lives fully, works fiercely, and wanders boldly? Always. I don’t fit into a box — I paint it, Ride over it, And turn it into art. 🎨
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Fatima
Lima
Can host for:
3 days
About me
My name is Fatima 24 y/o and I live in Lima, Peru. If you're visiting Peru and up love meet girls and do whatever they like go to clubs, museums, concerts and if you're a foddie, we can go for yummy food.
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Karen
Lima
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Peruvian, digital nomad, working in tech! 🫶🏼
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Ana
Lima
Can host for:
3 days
About me
Hello! My name is Ana Paula, I'm 21 years old, and I'm currently studying Marine Biology in Lima, a city further south in Peru called Arequipa. This semester I'm traveling around the world and will probably move to Australia to finish my degree there! My hobbies are definitely eating, I love painting, long walks, raves, the sea, marine animals, beaches, and everything related to the sea 🌊🤞🏼
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Laura
Lima
Can host for:
4 days
About me
I specialize in Microsoft products, particularly SQL Server and Power BI, and have experience in Business Intelligence and Data Analytics projects. As a freelancer, I have successfully collaborated with international clients, earning 5-star reviews for my ability to craft insightful Power BI reports and automate processes in Excel.
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Connie
Lima
Can host for:
3 days
About me
I love traveling, connecting, getting to know and learning about new cultures, nature, and animals. I respect their life and habitat, always seeking new adventures.
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Luisa
Colombia
Solo travel
It was my first time in Lima, and I can say I totally recommend it. On my first day in Lima I went to Plaza las Armas there was a lot of shops to buy anything you need on an affordable price, the main square is very cozy and chill you can walk around easily it connects to another smaller square around 3 or 4 blocks away. The coast of the city is absolutely beautiful and well maintained, there's a lot of parks with different tematics, I was mostly exploring Miraflores which is one of the most popular neighborhoods in there, I felt safe all the time, I walked around the beach and saw people surfing (there were surfing academies a long it), hotels and a lot of activities you can do, also went to the local market all with a guider from a place called Huarikebike, on this one you can visit those place around the neighborhood on bicycle while learning about the history of the city, also eat some of the local food which is 100% delicious the place is called Maraparte. I stayed near the Arena 1 (I went to a concert there) and the Malecones where the Panamerican youth games happened, I stayed in a room at an Airbnb 10 minutes away, with a lovely family the host name was Flor. The general price of the city is cheap to average and it's mostly safe, of course it's always better to be careful around it, as the locals recommended me there were some parts of the city on which is better to take an InDrive to move around, it's cheap and easy to use. I'm hoping to go there one day again, there was so much left to see.
Posted: May 27, 2025Experienced: April, 2025Solo travel
Lima, Perú is a wonderful place! I stayed around 4 days and then travelled to Cusco. I enjoyed delicious food; one of them that is typical is Ceviche, a dish marinated in citrus and seasonings, along with ingredients like onions, chiles, and herbs. One of the funniest activities I did was to go to the Huacachina desert, where I travelled around the desert on buggies and did sandboarding. I highly recommend it!
Posted: May 7, 2024Hospitality Exchange in Peru
