La Pampilla, Surfing beach in Miraflores, Peru.

La Pampilla is a beach roughly 350 meters long with a pebble surface where waves break to the right at heights around 2 meters. The Pacific waters here offer consistent conditions suitable for different skill levels.

Since the early 1970s, this beach has been a primary location for surfing and recreation among residents of nearby Lima districts. This long history established it as a core gathering place in the local water sport culture.

The beach serves as a gathering place for Lima's surfing community and regularly draws competitors from around the world. Its location in Miraflores makes it a recognized hub where locals and visitors come together around this water sport.

The shoreline features lighting installations added since 2017 that allow surfing during evening hours. Visitors should pay attention to tides and follow local safety guidelines to make the most of their time here.

On 8 April 2016, Directoral Resolution No. 0220-2016 of the Peruvian Navy protected the Miraflores breaks, La Pampilla among them, after a campaign by the SPDA, the FENTA and local surfers. A year earlier, in April 2015, bathers and surfers blocked rocks placed for a third Costa Verde lane until the municipality withdrew them.