Americans can now fly non -stop to the beautiful Latin -American city from 9 American airports

It’s time to get your Spanish lessons back, because Delta just announced One of their most exciting new routes all year round to a beautiful Latin -American city.

Whether you are a lively culture, fascinating architecture, sensational dishes, or are looking for a beach walker, you can check all the boxes in the latest destination of Delta.

There are now 9 American airports that offer non -stop service to the largest metropolis of Peru, travelers who are usually used as a springboard to other phenomenal destinations such as Machu Picchu for those for the Trek.

Better, there is actually extremely exciting news from Peru with previously closed ruins that might take some shine from Machu Picchu now that the fascinating site is open to the public and is much easier to reach.

It doesn’t matter if you fly to Lima if you should jump with the State with the State if you should jump aid pillar or gateway, Utahns First of all non-stop route to South America Planned for daily service from December 4, 2025 (seasonal).

Huge news for Salt Lake City Travelers

Have you ever been to Salt Lake City? There is not much going on at this place where the Buffalo walks around. Being pretty is one thing, but finding things to do is another – the more reason to scratch your journey and embrace adventure.

Salt Lake City (SLC) is an important hub for Delta Air Lines, making it even more impact for the mountainwest for those who want to explore further than what they are used to.

As the very first route from SLC to South America, Utahns want to explore this new territory, far away from the imposing temples of the city and strict laws that once oppressed the pleasure in such a beautiful place.

Lima provides an excellent starting point to South America, both geographical, cultural and safety, despite a fairly recent journey Advisory update ((Level 2: Exercise increased caution).

Whether Lima is your connection with other Latin -American miracles or your urban playground to explore, it is not only a worthy destination in itself, but one of the most connected cities of the continent with short flights to Colombia, Ecuador, Chile and other Peruvian outings.

If I hadn’t booked my trip to Lima yet Via Mexico This winter I would be fired for this new route as a resident West Coaster with limited international flight options from San Diego (with the exception of Copa’s groundbreaking new route to Panama).

Experience the summer in winter

Delta could not have timed this route better for various reasons, but let’s start with the obvious.

Utah is a rare destination where hordes of tourists come here for the winter, although mainly to Park City to hit the slopes.

One glance at the towering mountains covered with snow and it is easy to see why Utahns leave their majestic is leaving while skiers in large numbers.

Happy, The summer season from Peru runs from December to March, Make Lima all the more tempting to get stuck for sun -drenched beach days and beautiful weather, by going through timeless miracles and bustling squares.

Although you should not expect a coast at the Cancun level, Lima offers a picturesque beaches along the coast, in particular Mirafloreswhere both tourists and the locals are enthusiastic Tripadvisor With more than 15,000 reviews that support an impressive 4.6 rating.

Only 18 minutes from the most important square of Lima is it one of the most accessible beaches in the city and happens to be one of the most lively with clear blue water along rows of luxury hotels and buzzing bars.

Make Machu Picchu! Welcome to Peñico

Does Machu Picchu have on your list? Well, I hope you know what you are registering for.

Whether it is the treacherous walk or budget-busting train ride, you can choose to exchange for the nearly 4000-year-old ruins of Peru those were those who were just open to the public After 8 years of study and restoration.

The site of Peñico Served in ancient times as a crucial urban center and trade hub, in which a series of communities of the Pacific coast, the Andes Highlands and even the Amazon were connected.

It is 120 miles from Lima, it is actually much easier to reach than Machu Picchu, many hours away by train, plane or bumpy mountainous bus ride.

It is estimated that the site itself dates from 1,800 and 1500 BC and an expansion of another site that is often overshadowed by Machu Picchu, known as known as Caral.

For comparison, Machu Picchu is only about 600 years old. The latter ensures a better postcard, but you will feel that you are time to visit unprofitable erases that visit Peñico – plus, some bragging that are one of the first to visit.

Fly non -stop to Lima from these 9 American airports

According to Flight compoundsAmericans can now fly non -stop to Lima from these 9 American airports:

• Los Angeles (Lax)
• Houston (IAH)
• Atlanta (ATL)
• Orlando (MCO)
• Miami (Mia)
• Fort Lauderdale (FLL)
• Newark (EWR)
• New York (JFK)
• Salt Lake City (SLC)

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Sam Sears

SAM, our main writer and journalist based in San Diego has visited 36 countries and wrote more than 1000 articles with a focus on sharing his own travel experiences and throwing a light on lesser -known gems.