Jorge Chávez International Airport

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Jorge Chávez International Airport

Situated in Callao, about 11 km from central Lima, the Jorge Chávez International Airport (LIM) is Peru's main airport, the major hub for both domestic and international flights. The best way to get to your accommodation in Lima, which most likely will be in the Miraflores district, is by taking an Airport Express bus, the city's official airport service. You can buy your ticket online, on the bus (cash only), or inside the airport at their official counter located in the international and domestic arrivals hall. They run every 30 minutes, they are safe, quick, and comfortable. Plus, there's free Wi-Fi on board as well as USB chargers. If you're staying in another district, the most convenient way is to take a taxi (read our Taxi section for more information on taxi services in Lima). Here are a few taxi companies providing airport services: Taxidatum (Book your taxi online) Taxi 365 +51 1 219 02 71 Taxi Green +51 1 484 40 01 You can pay for your taxi ride inside the airport at their sales point (the price is fixed). Both the airport bus and taxis are located right after the exit doors to the street.

Useful Information

Address: Avenida Elmer Faucett s/n, Callao
Email: comunicaciones@lima-airport.com
Phone: +51 1 511 60 55
More Info: www.lima-airport.com
More Info: www.facebook.com/aeropuertojorgechavez

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Best Time To Visit

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Jorge Chávez International Airport

Situated in Callao, about 11 km from central Lima, the Jorge Chávez International Airport (LIM) is Peru's main airport, the major hub for both domestic and international flights. The best way to get to your accommodation in Lima, which most likely will be in the Miraflores district, is by taking an Airport Express bus, the…

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Public Transport

The public transport system in Lima has improved in the last few years, but it's still not the best and most convenient way for tourists to move around the city. Learn more about traveling in Lima under the "Taxi" section of this guide.

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Country code: +51 Area code: 1

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