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Operational transition to the new airport Temporary closure Sunday, June 1st, 2025, will be a historic day : Lima’s old airport will cease operations at 11:59 p.m. on Saturday, May 31st. The new airport , built just across from the existing one, will begin operations in a single, large new terminal starting at 12:00 p.m. on June 1st. During these transition hours, all domestic and international flights will be suspended to ensure a safe and efficient changeover. Airlines have already implemented contingency plans, rescheduling affected flights and informing passengers of new departure times or flight options. Lima Airport Partners, the airport concessionaire, has been preparing with detailed operational and contingency plans. New Access and Airport Transfers The current access to the airport will be closed, and entry will be exclusively via Avenida Morales Duárez, through temporary bridges installed to connect with the new airport. Travel times between San Isidro and Miraflores hotels may be affected and will be communicated to travelers with due notice. VIPAC 24/7 VIPAC’s operations team works 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, remaining alert to any operational challenges that may arise. We recommend our clients advise travelers to connect to the airport’s Wi-Fi upon arrival to receive our welcome message and establish contact with our team via WhatsApp . We want their journey to begin with the comfort and security that have always defined us. Contact us via WhatsApp: +51 957 760 000 Our staff will always be clearly identified with VIPAC uniforms and yellow signs displaying the travelers’ names. Entry to Peru – Immigration We have carefully prepared for this important change. The new airport is intuitive and user-friendly , and we are confident that travelers — even those visiting for the first time — will enjoy a modern, efficient, and comfortable experience from the moment they arrive. Please note that entry to Peru can be made with a national ID card for citizens of South American countries, except Venezuela, Surinam and Guyanas which requires a passport. Travelers from countries outside South America must also present a valid passport. No immigration forms need to be completed prior to arrival.
Lima celebrates the opening of two new hospitality gems: InterContinental Lima and Indigo Miraflores Lima , both located in the heart of the vibrant Miraflores district. These additions mark a milestone in the city’s hotel scene, blending luxury, design, gastronomy, and authentic experiences for the modern traveler. While InterContinental redefines sophistication with privileged ocean views and top-tier services, Indigo captivates with a fresh, artistic style full of local personality . Two distinct offerings, one shared commitment: to provide an unforgettable stay in one of South America’s most fascinating destinations.
Along the rails of the Sacred Valley, where breathtaking landscapes intertwine with the ancient history of the Incas, a one-of-a-kind experience is born, PeruRail Meets Pisco. Aboard the exclusive Vistadome Observatory train, travelers are treated not only to panoramic views of majestic mountains, winding rivers, and charming Andean villages, but also to an immersive journey into the flavors and traditions of Peru.
Located in the heart of the Cusco region, in the province of Canchis at over 4,500 meters above sea level, Singrenacocha Lagoon is one of the most enigmatic and least explored natural treasures of the Peruvian highlands. Surrounded by snow-capped peaks and otherworldly landscapes, this crystal-clear lagoon is beginning to gain recognition among travelers seeking authentic experiences, far from traditional tourist routes.
Have you ever wondered what lies beneath the historic streets of Cusco, the heart of the Inca Empire? Recent archaeological discoveries have unveiled a fascinating network of underground tunnels that connect some of the most iconic ancient sites in the region. These findings not only shed light on the ingenuity of Inca engineering but also invite you to explore the depth of Peru’s cultural heritage. Lost Tunnels of Cusco: A Hidden World Beneath the City
Ica is one of the most charming and visited destinations by travelers from all over the world. Located in southwestern Peru, it boasts stunning landscapes, rich culture, and deep-rooted traditions, making it the perfect place for your next getaway. This breathtaking destination now offers new and exclusive experiences , from wine tastings in the dunes to thrilling UTV adventures , designed to elevate your visit to the next level. Don’t miss out on these exciting additions—discover the unique ways you can experience Ica on your next adventure! Golden Mornings in Ica: Experience the Magic of a Desert Sunrise
From tranquil mornings surrounded by pristine mountain scenery to evenings filled with sophisticated elegance, each moment at Andean Hotels is crafted to inspire and indulge. Whether it’s a guided tour through the Sacred Valley, a tasting of rare Peruvian wines, or a serene escape to the heart of nature, these experiences redefine luxury in the Andes.
Recently established to protect and preserve the stunning biodiversity of Peru’s tropical seas, the Peru’s New Mar Tropical de Grau National Reserve offers not only a sanctuary for marine life but also endless opportunities for travelers seeking to explore its natural wonders. A Marine Paradise Awaits
Nestled in the heart of the Andes, Cusco—the ancient capital of the Inca Empire—comes alive every June 24th with the vibrant and historic celebration of Inti Raymi , or the Festival of the Sun. This event, deeply rooted in Andean culture, is a testament to the Inca's profound connection with nature and their unwavering devotion to the Sun God, Inti. For centuries, Inti Raymi has stood as a symbol of gratitude, renewal, and the enduring legacy of Peru’s indigenous traditions. A Glimpse into the History of Inti Raymi, a c elebration of the Winter Solstice Inti Raymi was established by the great Inca Emperor Pachacuti in the 15th century as a celebration of the Winter Solstice, marking the beginning of a new year in the Andean calendar. The festival was a tribute to Inti, the Sun God, the most important deity of the Inca civilization, symbolizing life and prosperity
In May 2012, the non-profit civil association Turismo Cuida was established. This initiative was started by a great friend, Carlos Alberto Arrarte, who during his lifetime wanted to contribute to a joint effort in preserving the cultural and natural heritage of Peru. He received support from Tourism Cares USA to develop an action plan with the funds they had available. Since then, Turismo Cuida has operated independently. We extend our gratitude to Carlos Alberto and Robin Tauck for inviting us to join this association from its inception. Eight leading tourism companies in Peru founded Turismo Cuida: Aranwa Hotels Resorts & Spas, Belmond Hotels, Coltur, Delfin Amazon Cruises, INTURSA, Inca Rail, Lima Tours, and VIPAC. Subsequently, more prestigious companies joined the effort.