You’ll step out of Jorge Chavez Airport to find your driver waiting (yellow sign in hand), skip those hectic taxi lines, and ride through Lima’s lively streets straight to your hotel or home. It’s not fancy—just smooth, safe, easy—and there’s something comforting about being greeted by someone who knows exactly where you need to go.
So the first thing that happened in Lima — I walked out of customs and there was this guy in a yellow vest, holding up my name (my last name slightly misspelled, which made me laugh). He waved like he’d known me for years. I’d been nervous about finding my way, but he just grinned and said “Señorita?” and off we went. The air outside the airport had that salty, humid smell you get near the Pacific, mixed with car exhaust and something sweet I still can’t place. It was late but everything felt busy.
Our driver chatted in Spanish — I caught maybe half of it — but he pointed out the Miraflores sign as we passed, and told me not to worry about the flight delay (“Siempre pasa,” he said, which I guess means it happens all the time). The car was clean and cool inside, which honestly felt amazing after the sticky arrivals hall. There was this moment where we hit a patch of traffic and he just shrugged, turned up the radio a notch, and started humming along. No stress at all. That’s when it hit me how nice it is to have someone waiting for you when you land somewhere new.
I didn’t expect to feel so… looked after? It’s just an airport transfer from Lima airport to your hotel or wherever you’re staying, but somehow it set the tone for my whole trip. When we pulled up outside my place in Barranco, he helped with my bags and wished me “buena suerte.” I still think about that little wave as he drove off into the night—felt like a soft landing after a long flight.
Yes, pickup at Jorge Chavez International Airport is included.
Yes, staff check arrival times and wait even if your flight is delayed or early.
Your driver wears an official VIPAC uniform and holds a yellow welcome board with your name or group reference.
Yes, transfers run 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
You can select an option with an English-speaking assistant when booking.
Yes, all options include adequate biosecurity measures.
Yes, infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller.
Yes, service animals are allowed.
Your arrival includes private pickup at Lima International Airport by a Spanish-speaking driver (or English assistant if selected), air-conditioned vehicle transport directly to your hotel or address in Lima city—with all biosecurity measures handled so you don’t have to worry about delays or logistics on landing.
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