Non-stop flights from Madrid to Lima from €485
Ceviche, Pacific cliffs and the gateway to Machu Picchu, no layover required.
Fifteen hours of flying, zero connections. Plus Ultra now runs non-stop between Madrid and Lima, and seats are showing from €485 return across several dates through mid-2027. That's a full South American trip without the usual stopover in Bogotá or Amsterdam.
✈️ The Deal
- From: Madrid, Spain
- To: Lima, Peru
- Airline: Plus Ultra
- Stops: Non-stop
- Price: €485–€499 return
- When: February to June 2027
Example dates:
01/02/2027 – 17/02/2027
10/02/2027 – 21/02/2027
14/02/2027 – 21/02/2027
10/03/2027 – 24/03/2027
17/03/2027 – 29/03/2027
11/03/2027 – 22/03/2027
18/03/2027 – 29/03/2027
08/04/2027 – 22/04/2027
15/04/2027 – 30/04/2027
05/05/2027 – 21/05/2027
03/06/2027 – 16/06/2027
Check dates on Kiwi
💰 How Far Does Your Money Go?
A menu del día in Madrid runs you €12–15 with a caña thrown in. In Lima, that same starter, main and drink costs €4 at a local spot, and it comes with ceviche on the menu, not just lentejas. A pisco sour at a proper Barranco bar goes for around €5, less than a gin tonic on a Madrid terrace.
☀️ The Weather
Lima runs warm and dry from February through April, with highs around 24–25°C and barely a drop of rain, perfect beach and rooftop weather. By May it eases off to a milder 21°C, and June brings the start of the city's famous garúa mist, cooler and greyer but still comfortable for sightseeing.
🏨 Where to Stay
Three ways to base yourself in Miraflores, Lima's clifftop hub for restaurants, surf breaks and sea views.
Pariwana Hostel Lima — 8.5/10 · From €25/night Social hostel with a rooftop terrace, private rooms and a five minute walk to the Malecón.
Hotel Antigua Miraflores — 9.2/10 · From €95/night A converted colonial mansion with courtyards and antique furniture, quiet and central at once.
Miraflores Park, A Belmond Hotel — 8.7/10 · From €500/night Clifftop suites, ocean views from the pool and the kind of service that justifies the splurge.
🎯 What to Do
Lima moves between colonial grandeur, Pacific cliffs and some of the best food in South America.
Paraglide over Costa Verde — Launch from the Miraflores clifftops with the Pacific and the whole coastline below you.
Larco Museum — Pre-Columbian gold, ceramics and an erotic art wing inside an 18th-century mansion.
Barranco bar crawl — Pisco sours, street art and live música criolla in Lima's most bohemian district.
Magic Water Circuit — The world's largest fountain complex lights up after dark in Parque de la Reserva.
🗺️ Where to Go From Here
Lima is where the trip starts, not where it ends.
Paracas — Desert meets ocean four hours south, with boat trips past sea lions and flamingos on the Ballestas Islands.
Huacachina — A palm-ringed desert oasis near Ica, built for sandboarding and dune buggy runs at sunset.
Cusco and Machu Picchu — A 1h20 domestic flight into the Andes, then the train up to the Inca citadel itself.
Plus Ultra's non-stop route cuts a full connection out of the trip to Peru. From €485, this is the easiest this route has looked in a while.
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