VOICED: Surf's up in Peru, and commuters hit the w

The video explores the unique surfing culture in Lima, one of the few capitals where surfing is accessible without leaving the city. It highlights how surfing is a popular morning routine for both professionals and youth in neighborhoods like Miraflores and Barranco. The sport's growth in Peru is discussed, noting its increased accessibility across social classes. The history of surfing in Peru is traced from its aristocratic roots to its widespread popularity today. Finally, the video emphasizes Peru's global appeal as a surfing destination, thanks to its consistent waves and extensive coastline.

What are some neighborhoods in Lima where surfers can be found?

What are the surfing habits of the locals in Lima?

Describe the accessibility of surfing in Peru across different social classes.

What is the significance of Champion Surfer Roberto Meza in the context of Peruvian surfing?

How has surfing evolved in Peru from the 1920s to today?