How to get to Peru

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There are different ways to get to Peru. Find hereunder all of them:

1 Aerial Via
2 Ground via
3 River Way
4 Lake Way
5 By Sea

Aerial Via

Main Articule: Peru's International Air Connectivity

The "Jorge Chavez International Airport" located in the city of Lima is the main gate to Peru, this airport receives all the international flights and from here a conection to the domestic flights can easily be made.

Lima is a city mainly connected to the main cities of Europe, Asia and America. Thus, there are several airles who offer constant flights, these are: American Airlines, Continental Airlines, Copa, Iberia, Lan, Lan Peru, Taca, Spirit Airlines, among others.

Important:
Keep in mind an airport fee must be paid before departure:
The price of the Fee is:

National flights: US$6.05
International flights: US$ 30.25

Ground via

The highway to enter Peru are:

Tacna

Enter from Chile through the Panamerican Highway until the city of Lima.

Tumbes

Enter from Ecuador through the Panamerican Highway until the city of Lima.

Yunguyo

Exit point that lead us to Copabana in Bolivia.

Desaguadero

Exit point that lead us to La Paz in Bolivia.

Piura

Highway that joins the city of Piura (Peru) with the city of Loja in Ecuador.

River Way

The unique river entry to Peru is through the Amazon River where Private Tourist boats transport people from the city of Leticia (Colombia) and Tabatinga (Brazil), to the city of Iquitos.

Lake Way

The Titicaca lake permits the communication with Bolivia, with whom Peru mantains a fluid trade and tourism.

By Sea

There are cruises arriving at Callao, Peru's main port, also at ports Salaverry and Chimbote in northern Peru and St. Maarten Port in Pisco in the south.