You’ll land in Lima and find your driver waiting—sign in hand—right where you need them. Enjoy private round trip transfer between the airport and Miraflores, Barranco, or San Isidro with local tips along the way. Expect help with bags, cool air inside the car, and genuine advice for your stay. It’s more than just a ride; it’s feeling looked after from your first step into Peru.
The first thing I noticed stepping out of Lima airport wasn’t the chaos—though there’s plenty of that—but a guy holding a sign with my name on it, right under this weird model airplane hanging from the ceiling. He waved like he’d been waiting for me all day (even though my flight was late). The air outside was thick and a little salty, and honestly, after twelve hours in transit, just seeing someone who knew where to go felt like a small miracle. Our driver, Jorge, greeted me in Spanish but switched to English when he saw my blank face. He asked about my flight and if I’d eaten yet—he even had water bottles in the car. It’s those tiny things you don’t expect from an airport transfer in Lima.
We drove through streets that looked half asleep—Miraflores isn’t really awake at 7am—and Jorge pointed out where the best ceviche spot was (“not the tourist one,” he said). The car was cool inside but outside you could already smell bread baking somewhere nearby. I tried to ask him about Barranco in my broken Spanish; he laughed and taught me how to say “barrio bohemio” without totally mangling it. On the way back a few days later, same deal: picked up right at my Airbnb (he rang the bell exactly when he said he would), helped with bags, checked my flight time twice just to be sure. There’s something calming about someone else handling the logistics when your brain’s still half on Peruvian time.
I didn’t expect to get travel tips with my round trip transfer from Lima airport—turns out they’re also a travel agency and happy to answer random questions about day trips or even which ATMs don’t charge extra fees (Jorge had opinions). There was this moment stuck at a red light where we both watched some street vendor balancing a stack of breads on his head. Neither of us said anything for a second—it just felt like being part of Lima for a heartbeat. I still think about that view as we crossed into Miraflores, city waking up behind tinted glass.
For international arrivals, your driver waits outside baggage claim under the model airplane; for domestic flights, look outside exit door 12 across the first crosswalk.
Yes, pickup is included from hotels (they’ll ask for you at reception) or Airbnb (just provide your apartment number).
The drive usually takes 45 minutes to an hour depending on traffic.
The first hour of parking is included; if you take longer there may be a small extra charge.
Yes, infants are welcome but must sit on an adult’s lap during the ride.
The service includes one standard-size suitcase per person; extra luggage may need advance notice.
Yes—the team can offer travel tips and answer questions about Peru during your transfer.
Your round trip includes private transportation between Lima airport and your hotel or Airbnb in Miraflores, Barranco, or San Isidro—with pickup arranged around your flight times. You get an air-conditioned vehicle all to yourself (or group), parking fees covered for up to an hour at pickup, plus friendly help carrying bags and sharing local advice along the way before drop-off at either end.


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