Lima Peru Airport

The Lima Peru Airport is the main Airport in the country. Its name is Jorge Chavez International Airport and is located in Callao, 11 km from Lima city centre and 17 Km from Miraflores, one of the main Lima districts.



If you are flying out of the country, it is recommended to arrive 3 hours before departure time and must have a valid passport, regardless of age.

The single fee for using the Airport (TUUA in Spanish) is around 30 US dollars and can be paid when you check in or at the airport payment teller windows, located on the second level. Food and duty free shops are available in the boarding area.

Lima Airport Taxis

CMV Taxi Remisse Ejecutivo

Domestic and internacional arrivals
517-1891 / 517-1892
Central Telefonica 422-4838
Customer service: 422-4838
Telephone: 517-1891
cmv@exalmar.com.pe

MITSOO S.A

Domestic and internacional arrivals
517-1893 / 517-1895
Central Telefonica : 261-7788
Fax : 264-8529
reservas@mitsoo.net

Taxi Green

Domestic and internacional arrivals
826*7148
Telephones: 484-4001 / 9-98267148
RPM 920220
contacto@taxigreen.com.pe

Lima Peru Airport Car Rental

Budget Car Rental

International arrivals
517-1890
aeropuerto@budgetperu.com
www.budgetperu.com

Dollar Rent a Car

International arrivals
517-2572
www.dollarpe.com/

Hertz

International arrivals
517-2402
hertzclubgold@terra.com.pe
www.hertz.com.pe


When arriving to Lima Peru Airport you must go to the Immigration area and present a completed country entry form or Andean Immigration Card (provided on board the aircraft by airline personnel), with your passport or identity documents.

There is a variety of coffee shops and restaurants available for passengers such as Mc Donalds, Papa Johns, Mediterraneo Chicken, Dunkin Donuts, Soho Cafe, Starbucks, etc.

If you are after some shopping go to the Peru Plaza, where you will find a selection of domestic and international products at fantastic prices. There are many popular items made in Peru: silver and gold jewelry, alpaca clothing, leather, Peruvian handicrafts, Peruvian coffee, etc.

You can visit the Duty Free when flying in or out and find a selection of perfumes, cigarettes, liquors, etc.

Lima Related Info

City Tour Lima
Lima will impress you with its Pre-Inca pyramids surrounding the city, beautiful beaches, good museums, an active nightlife, fun bars, great restaurants, and the charisma of its people.

Lima Peru Airport
The Lima Peru Airport is the main Airport in the country. It is located in Callao, 11 kilometers from Lima City Centre.

The Capital of Peru
Founded by Francisco Pizarro in 1535, the capital of Peru, Lima, lies along the banks of the Rimac River. Overlooking the Pacific Ocean, this "city of Kings" has rapidly transformed into a cosmopolitan melting pot, rich with a variety of cultures while maintaining its Peruvian heritage.

Lima Weather
Weather in Lima is very mild, there is very little rainfall throughout the year. Some people in the Peru Capital, never used an umbrella in their lives.

Lima Shopping
Typical peruvian souvenirs, alpaca (sweaters, ponchos, rugs, coats and blankets), jewelery, handcrafts, inca art, etc. Find it in Lima shopping centres and markets.

Lima Peru Hotels
Lima Peru hotels satisfy any exquisite taste and any high demand, it is highly reccommended to make a research before booking.

Hotels Lima Peru

The summer in Lima starts on January and last until the end of March, there are fantastic beaches and places to explore. As you would expect from a big city, there are many hotels you can book when visiting Lima. My recommendation is that you try to book your Lima hotel in Mirafores or San Isidro districts, however, there are many other nice areas where you can find an affordable and comfortable hotel. You can check cheap and expensive hotels in Lima Peru below if needed.

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Lima Main Districts

Miraflores
Miraflores Lima Peru is now a thriving district, safe and very important in Lima, for their great commercial movement, culture and tourism.

San Isidro
San Isidro Peru is one of the most beautiful, traditional and historic districts of Lima., it has a huge amount of green areas. The Olivar Park has several olive trees planted for more than four centuries and was declared a National Monument in 1959.

Barranco Lima
Barranco Peru is a pleasing Lima suburb whose character remains, where the city has lost much of its own. It's the heart of the bohemian section of the city. Sitting on the sea, it feels like a small, separate town.


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