First Impressions: Clean streets, few homeless beggars, nice weather, big beach, nice parks and people actually using them, many Peruvians speak English
Dry Month (<2.4in): All
Warm Months (day avg. > 68F/20C): Nov - May
Air Quality: Excellent
Dew Point (a better measure than humidity): 64F/18C
Contrary to popular assumption, I'm not a tourist. I am a traveler. I have a routine, just like you, only in a variety of locations:
Wednesday: Worked in the early morning (I arrived Tuesday 11pm) then went to the gym in Lacromar shopping center overlooking the ocean. Visited the Agua Dulce beach in the afternoon. In the evening, went to the grocery store to buy ingredients for my morning smoothie and ate at a local restaurant. I walked 13,00 steps that day.
Thursday: Morning gym then I walked through the Miraflores neighborhood to eat at a friend-recommended lunch spot. Worked until about 4:30pm and I visited Torre Cruz del Morro Solar lookout point, then walked to Barranco Municipal Park and ate dinner at La Cuadra de Salvador steakhouse.
Friday: Worked in the morning and afternoon at coffee shops and ate lunch at B Restaurant. Went to the gym in the late afternoon. In evening, met up with a buddy from Medellin and his friend for dinner.
Saturday: Got a beard trim before my 11am flight to Iquitos for my 3-night luxury Amazon River Cruise.
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In 2015, Danny got fired from Airbnb. Just two years later, he started two successful businesses and wrote a best-selling book. Since then, he's become a bodybuilding, location-independent, minimalist traveling the world while living in Airbnbs. He describes himself as a skeptic, contrarian, and expert cuddler. In his spare time he reads, cooks, and plays basketball. Follow his journey on Instagram or YouTube.
