Lima Airport, Lima

Avoid buying souvenirs at the airport as prices can be significantly higher than in the city. For example, a llama doll that costs 20 soles at a market can be marked up to 180 soles at the airport.

If you're shopping in town and want a tax refund, ensure you ask for the correct type of invoice when paying by card for purchases over 100 soles.

Check in online to avoid unnecessary fees for boarding passes at the airport.

Avoid Gringo Taxis as they are significantly more expensive than ride-hailing services.

Using Uber is the easiest and safest way to travel around Lima and Peru.

Using ride-hailing apps like Uber or DiDi is recommended for safe and affordable transport from the airport.

Check driver reviews on apps to ensure safety and reliability.

Always use official taxis from the designated taxi area at Lima Airport to avoid scams.

Be cautious of aggressive taxi offers outside the airport; they may not be legitimate.

Be prepared for an additional security check at the boarding gate, where staff will inspect carry-on bags for liquids over 100ml, which can lead to items being discarded.

Security checks at the airport are fast, but it can get crowded.