WONDERS OF PERU

When buying a flight make sure to buy the best time range you can get.

Recommendations of websites to buy cheap tickets:

• Skyscanner
• Google Flights
• Kayak

We suggest to use these platforms to compare prices and then book directly on the airline website (ex: Ryanair, EasyJet, Vueling, etc).

Getting to and from Lima Airport (Jorge Chávez)

How far is the airport from Miraflores?
The drive is usually 45–60 minutes depending on traffic. In rush hour (mornings 7–9am, evenings 5–9pm), it can take up to 90 minutes.

What are the best transportation options?

1. Airport Express Lima (bus): Direct, safe bus service between the airport and Miraflores. Runs roughly every 30–45 minutes from early morning until late evening. Cost: about $8–10 USD one-way. Comfortable, Wi-Fi onboard, luggage storage included.
2. Taxi or private transfer: Official airport taxis are available inside the terminal. Safer to pre-book with a trusted company (e.g., Taxidatum, Green Taxi, or your hotel). Cost: around $20–30 USD one-way. Good option if you’re arriving late at night or traveling with a group.
3. Ridesharing (Uber, Cabify, InDriver): Widely used in Lima. Cost: about $15–25 USD depending on traffic and time of day. Note: pickup from the airport can sometimes be tricky; confirm your meeting point in the app.

Is public transportation (minibuses or combis) recommended?
Not for first-time visitors or with luggage. They’re cheap, but crowded, confusing, and not the safest option. Stick to the bus, taxi, or rideshare.

Safety tips
Only use official, pre-booked, or app-based rides. Avoid hailing taxis outside the terminal. Keep an eye on your belongings, especially in busy traffic.

Returning to the airport
Allow at least 3 hours before your international flight (traffic + check-in/security). For domestic flights, 2 hours is usually enough. If your flight is during rush hour, pad in extra time.

If you’re unsure about the documents needed for your trip to Peru, you can easily check the requirements online.

Visit the official consulate general website of Peru: 🌍 Consulate General of Peru. Make sure to review this information in advance to avoid any issues during your travels!

Here’s a little list of what you can bring to enjoy your trip!

Essentials

• Passport + travel insurance docs
• Day backpack (for daily trips & Machu Picchu)
• Reusable water bottle 💧
• Sunscreen + sunglasses 🕶️
• Power adapter (Peru uses type A & C plugs)

Clothes

• Light layers (t-shirts, long sleeves, hoodie)
• Warm jacket (nights in the Andes get cold) 🧥
• Comfortable walking shoes + hiking boots
• Flip-flops/sandals (Amazon & chill time)
• Rain jacket or poncho 🌧️
• Swimsuit (hot springs + Amazon lodge) 👙
• Hat/cap for sun protection

Extras

• Insect repellent (a must for the Amazon) 🦟
• Flashlight or headlamp (night walks in jungle) 🔦
• Quick-dry towel
• Small lock for hostel/hotel lockers
• Camera/phone for all the epic shots 📸

Optional but handy

• Trekking poles for steep hikes
• Travel pillow (long rides & flights)
• Snacks for travel days
• Extra memory cards/power bank 🔋
• …and good vibes! Definitely good vibes 😎

Yes, of course! Everyone can join our trips.

You can cancel this trip until the 31st of October! This trip cannot be resold, as once confirmed, the tickets for the entire trip will be in the purchaser’s name and cannot be changed.