Arriving in Peru with Ease
As you prepare for your journey to Peru—a land rich with sacred landscapes and spiritual energy—it’s important to travel with clarity and calm. This guide offers gentle guidance on international and domestic flights, airport transfers, and the latest entry requirements, helping you arrive with ease and presence. Let the path unfold smoothly, so you can focus on what truly matters: grounding, healing, and connecting deeply with the journey ahead.
Traveling to Peru
By plain:
◆ International: Lima Jorge Chavez Airport
◆ Domestic: Fly from Lima to Cusco
◆ Airport Transfer: We can arrange safe private airport transfers from Lima or Cusco Airport.
Good domestic airlines:
Sky Airlines, Latam, Star Peru
International Airlines: Depends on where you fly from
Europe: Cheap flights from Madrid or Lisbon.
Other good hubs: Amsterdam and London
We recommend booking a separate flight from where you live to Madrid. From Madrid, a separate flight to Lima.
This will be cheaper.
From USA: Florida – Lima, New York – Lima are good and affordable routes. Please do research.
Good search engines: Skyscanner, Momondo, Cheapflights & others.
Returning flights: Airlines often require that you show you have a return flight out of Peru in order to board
ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Please check with the Peruvian embassy/ consulate in your country of residence. Requirements may change on short notice. Most passport holders have visafree travel to Peru.
Immigration in Peru: Your passport will be scanned upon arrival. They no longer stamp your passport. The usual granted visa-free time is 60 or 90 days stay. Thereafter, you can easily extend your stay online. Max stay is 180 days per year.
As of July 2021:
A negative Antigen or PCR test is required for entry. The airlines will usually check this when checking in/ boarding the flight. It will also be checked as going through immigration.
No quarantine required.
Taxi and Private Transport
Airport transfer:
We arrange safe, private airport pick- up from Cusco Airport & Lima Airport.
Please send the following details:
Flight number, airline name & arrival time.
The driver will wait for you at arrivals with a sign with your name. In case your flight is late/ cancelled, please let us know.
We arrange safe transport during the retreats & journeys
The drivers are experienced and have the permits to do tourist transport.
PERUVIAN CULTURE
Explore While Traveling
◆ Wear respectful and appropriate clothing.
◆ Greet people with a smile using “Buenos Días,” “Buenas Tardes,” or “Buenas Noches.”
◆ Smile, be kind and show respect to the local culture.
◆ Don’t be offended if appointments start later than expected. “Peruvian Time” is often much more relaxed than in many Western countries.
◆ Allow extra time in your schedule and bring something to read or do while waiting.
◆ Embrace the slower pace of life and enjoy the opportunity to be more present.
◆ Remember that rules and schedules can be more flexible in Peru than you may be used to.
◆ Sharing food is an important part of Peruvian culture and hospitality.