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Cheap flights to Peru from $21 One Way, $41 Round Trip

$41 return flights and $21 one-way flights to Peru were the cheapest prices found within the past 7 days, for the period specified. Prices and availability are subject to change. Additional terms apply.

Deals For This Weekend's Flights

OriginDestinationTravel DatesFlights From*
LIMSan Juan BautistaJuly 18 to July 21$147
LIMTambopataJuly 18 to July 21$148
LIMChiclayoJuly 20 to July 23$149
LIMPiuraJuly 18 to July 22$156
MIAChiclayoJuly 18 to August 12$525
MIAArequipaJuly 20 to August 11$555
MIACuscoJuly 20 to July 26$637
MIASan Juan BautistaJuly 19 to July 27$790
MIAHuanchacoJuly 19 to July 20$792
LAXLimaJuly 18 to September 2$809
JFKSan Juan BautistaJuly 19 to July 24$929
MIAPiuraJuly 18 to July 25$960
LAXCuscoJuly 20 to July 25$1,031
LAXTacnaJuly 18 to July 26$1,172
LAXChiclayoJuly 18 to July 25$1,199
*Prices include taxes and fees

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Why You Should Take A Flight To Peru

Tourists booking flights to Peru are drawn by the promise of a South American country rich in ancient history and biodiversity. From the sweeping beaches of the Pacific coast to the cloud-covered peaks of the Andes mountains, Peru offers wildly contrasting environments and the chance to explore teeming tropical rainforests and the stunning remains of the lost Inca civilization. As an added bonus, the country has a growing reputation for gastronomic excellence and the cities boast a legacy of historical colonial architecture.


When To Book Flights To Peru

The climate in Peru varies wildly at any given time, from the heat and humidity of the rainforest region to the more moderate coastline and the frozen Andes mountain range. It may be harder to find cheap flights to Peru during the peak tourist season of July and August, and the Peruvian winter, from June to September, is probably the best time of year to explore the Inca trail or visit the Amazon basin, as there are fewer mosquitoes around.


How To Find The Best Flight Deals To Peru

Finding cheap tickets to Peru is easier than it’s ever been thanks to the Orbitz search tool. If you have some flexibility regarding your itinerary, we can find a deal which combines value with convenience. By clicking on the ‘Nearby airports’ link when searching, you can pull up a list of alternative cities to take off from or fly into, while the ‘Show flexible dates’ pulls up the best deals on the days either side of your original travel date.


Main Airports In Peru

  • Jorge Chávez International Airport (LIM)

Jorge Chávez International is the main airport in Peru, located seven miles outside the capital city of Lima. It handles flights from around the world, as well as domestic routes, and it is a hub for flying on to other parts of South America. The airport can handle just over 18 million passengers in a year, and the facilities have been refurbished and expanded regularly since 2005. Passengers landing here can travel on to Lima using the official Airport Express Lima bus, which runs every 30 minutes, as well as taxis and tour buses which can be picked up outside the terminal.


Which Airlines Fly To Peru?

Airlines which fly to Peru directly from the US include the following:

  • American Airlines
  • Delta Air Lines
  • JetBlue Airways
  • LATAM Chile
  • United Airlines

How To Get To And Around Peru

The size of Peru, and the fact that some of the more remote locations have little in the way of properly paved roads, means that taking domestic flights is often the easiest and safest way to explore the country as a whole, using local airlines such as LC Peru, LATAM Peru and Peruvian. Within the cities themselves, taxis and buses are freely available. ‘Taxi’ in Peru can cover a range of vehicles, such as bicycles and motorbikes for hire, and the cars themselves range from official metered taxis to unofficial vehicles which offer less safety and security.

For travel between the larger cities it’s possible to book tickets on first class buses, and travel in relative luxury, with checked luggage, video screens and meals served at your seat.


Places To Visit In Peru

Lima

Peru is still regarded as a developing economy, but the capital city of Lima, with a population of 10 million, is the vibrant financial hub of the country and offers an exciting welcome to visitors. The historic center of the city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, boasting impressive examples of colonial architecture and numerous archeological sites. The Miraflores district is the beating heart of Lima’s nightlife, packed with bars, clubs, music venues and restaurants, and if you need to recover the day after, head south to the Pan American Highway, which is lined with beaches in districts such as Lurín, Punta Hermosa and San Bartolo.

Arequipa

Arequipa is Peru’s second city, located in the south of the country. It is sometimes known as the White City, thanks to the white volcanic stone which has always been used for building in this part of Peru. The ancient heart of the city, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is the main draw for tourists, together with the surrounding landscape of volcanic mountains. Attractions within the city include the Convent of Santa Catalina and the Basilica Cathedral of Arequipa. Arequipa is also a perfect base from which to set off and explore the stunning 13,640 ft deep Colca Canyon.


Tips And Tricks For Traveling In Peru

Travelers from the US can stay in Peru for up to 183 days using just a valid passport. If you need help or advice from the police, look out for an officer wearing a white shirt rather than the usual green shirt. This will be a designated Tourist Police officer who will speak English and do their best to help you.

Frequently asked questions

Which airlines fly to Peru?
Check out the deals from the 24 airlines that offer services to Peru. Whether you want to live it up in first class or save cash in economy, there'll be a seat for you. Head for Jorge Chavez Intl. Airport (LIM) with one of these top carriers:

  • LATAM Airlines - 404 flights to Peru per month
  • Copa Airlines - 103 flights to Peru per month
  • Sky Airline - 79 flights to Peru per month

How much is a flight to Peru?
If you're hunting down return flights, fares ranged between $41 and $1,199 this past week. The cheapest one-way price was $21, coming from Cusco (CUZ).
How to book the cheapest flight to Peru?
Scoring cheap flights to Peru is as simple as booking with Orbitz. But if you want to make sure you're grabbing the best flight deals around, here are some tips to keep your wallet happy:

  • Taking off from or landing at other airports can sometimes work out to be cheaper. Enter your preferred departure and arrival airports. Next, select the 'Nearby airports' function below the form fields to explore your options.
  • If your plans aren't carved in stone, click on the 'Show flexible dates' link to view the flight deals for a selection of departure dates. If you find a better fare, book it.
  • You can also hit the 'Show options' function to filter results for your preferred carrier, seating class, nonstop flights and refundable flights. Under 'Sort & Filter' to the left, you can even pick the time of day you want to fly.
  • Reserve your airfare as soon as you've figured out your travel dates. While you can get lucky once in a while, airline tickets rarely fall in price as your departure date gets closer.
  • Consider combining your hotels, flights and car rental into a package deal to save money.
  • If possible, don't fly during the busy season. Airfares are often at their highest during summer, school breaks and around other vacation times like Easter and Christmas.

What is the best time to book a flight to Peru?
Book in January, February or August for the most competitive fares to Peru. Once you've found a bargain, buy it --- cheap flights tend to come and go in the click of a button.
What day of the week is the cheapest to book a flight to Peru?
If you're after cheap airfares to Peru, the best days to make a booking are Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Saturdays. With Orbitz (and a bit of good timing!), a superb flight deal will be all yours.
What is the cheapest day of the week to fly to Peru?
If you're chasing cheap flights to Peru, depart early in the week. Orbitz data from 2020 shows Monday is the most affordable day to set off, followed by Tuesday. Saturday is the most expensive, so avoid flying on this day and do your bank account a favor.
What is the cheapest month to fly to Peru?
To secure cheap flights to Peru, you should take off in August. If getting a great deal on your ticket is your top priority, Orbitz data has found that this is generally an excellent month to take a trip. June is when fares are the least affordable.
Which airlines allow free cancellation?
We understand that plans can change and flexibility is important. That's why you can search for flights that have free cancellation and no change fees on Orbitz. Simply click on "Filter by flexible change policies" and we'll show you fares with more flexibility than candy in a car on a hot day!
What do I need for the flight to Peru?
The trick to having a smooth and stress-free flight is to be prepared. Here are a few tips to bear in mind before you take off:

  • You'll need identification such as a current passport. To avoid delays during check-in, make sure you book your flight tickets using the same name as your government-issued ID. It's good to have electronic copies of important documents too, just in case!
  • If you're jetting directly to Peru, chances are you're going to be in the sky for quite a while. Bring enough snacks and things to keep you amused. Now is the perfect time to dive into that book you've been dying to read!
  • Cabin temperatures often fluctuate, so it's best to wear comfortable layers. Also consider compression socks. They can help prevent your feet and legs from getting achy and swollen.

How do I get cheap first-class/business deals to Peru?
There are ways of booking business or first-class tickets to Peru that won't burn a hole through your savings. Bag a seat at the front of the plane for less with these helpful tips:

  • Be flexible with your travel dates and hold out for sales or exclusive offers on first or business-class airfares.
  • A lot of low-cost airlines offer excellent business-class seating that doesn't cost an arm and a leg.
  • Take advantage of your airline's customer loyalty program and upgrade your seat. Alternatively, you can try bidding for an upgrade in online auctions.

What is the best time to go to Peru?
March, June and August is the most popular time to visit Peru. If you're eager to come when the weather's nice, purchase your seats for summer. Temperatures typically hover between 70 ºF in the evening and 75 ºF during the day at this time of year. Like most destinations in the Southern Hemisphere, the summer season in Peru begins December 1.
Travel tips for Peru

  • Iguazu Falls is just one must-see while you're visiting Peru. Pick up a car rental and enjoy the convenience of discovering this wonderful attraction --- and loads of other things --- at your leisure.
  • If you like all the fun and action of major cities, kick off your trip in Lima. This vibrant destination is the first stop for many travelers to the area.

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Refunds/changes/cancellations: Itinerary changes, if permitted for the fare, will have a $30 service fee charged by Orbitz. Additional airline charges may apply.

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