You’ll step into Lima’s energy right away—your driver meets you at arrivals with your name on a sign (easy to spot), helps with bags, and gets you straight to Miraflores, Barranco, or San Isidro in a private car with AC. Expect some friendly advice about local food or sights along the way. It’s not flashy but feels personal—especially after a long flight.
The first thing I noticed stepping out of Jorge Chávez Airport was the mix of salty sea air and car horns—somehow both sharp and sleepy at 7am. My name was on a sign, scribbled in thick marker, right under that weird airplane model hanging from the ceiling (you’ll know it when you see it). Luis waved at me, grinning. He looked like he’d been up since before dawn, but still managed a friendly “Bienvenido!” I didn’t expect to feel relieved just seeing someone waiting for me in all that chaos.
He led me past the crowd—families hugging, taxi drivers shouting deals—and into the parking lot. The car was clean, cool inside (thank god for AC), and he helped with my suitcase without making a big deal of it. We chatted about Miraflores traffic (“always unpredictable,” he said, which made me laugh because every city claims that). He offered some advice on what not to miss nearby—Barranco’s murals if I had time, ceviche spots that locals actually eat at. I asked about the weather and he shrugged: “Lima is always a little grey this time of year.”
I kept glancing out the window as we drove—everything felt new but oddly familiar. There’s this moment when you’re jetlagged and unsure if you’re excited or just tired; that’s where I was. Luis told me they could help plan tours if I needed ideas later. It didn’t feel pushy, more like someone who knows you’ll probably have questions once you’ve slept off the flight. We reached my Airbnb in Miraflores faster than I expected. He waited until I found my keys before heading off—I still think about how comforting that small gesture was.
For international arrivals, your driver waits outside baggage claim under the airplane model; for domestic arrivals, outside exit door 12 across the first crosswalk.
Yes, pickup from Lima airport is included in your private transfer.
Yes, drop-off is available at hotels or Airbnbs in Miraflores, Barranco, or San Isidro.
Your driver tracks arrival times and contacts you via WhatsApp or email to coordinate smoothly.
The first hour of parking is covered; extra time may require a small additional fee.
Yes, all vehicles are air-conditioned for comfort during your transfer.
Yes, transfers on certain Peruvian holidays may include an extra charge after booking.
Infants can travel but must sit on an adult’s lap during the ride.
Your transfer includes private transportation from Lima airport with air conditioning, one standard suitcase per person, parking fees for the first hour, and flexible drop-off at hotels or Airbnbs in Miraflores, Barranco, or San Isidro—with a local driver who’ll offer tips along the way.


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