Peru: Plane deine Reise
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Anreise mit dem Flugzeug

Most international travellers arrive at Jorge Chavez International Airport LIM in Lima. It serves as the primary hub for domestic connections to regional destinations. Upon landing, passengers typically use official airport taxis, pre-booked private transfers, or ride-sharing services to reach the city centre. For onward journeys to Cusco or other tourist hubs, travellers transfer to domestic flights within the same terminal or use long-distance bus networks that operate from various terminals across Lima.

Unterwegs

Internal travel relies heavily on extensive long-distance bus networks, which connect most cities. Domestic flights are common for traversing large distances quickly. In mountainous regions, shared vans called combis provide local transit. Within major cities, walking is feasible in historic centres, while taxis and ride-sharing applications are common. Renting a car is generally discouraged for casual visitors due to challenging mountain driving conditions and complex traffic patterns in urban areas.

Wo du übernachten solltest

• Cusco — History enthusiasts interested in Incan architecture and access to the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu.
• Lima — Culinary travellers and those seeking a mix of coastal scenery and historic colonial urban architecture.
• Arequipa — Travellers attracted to volcanic landscapes, white-stone colonial buildings, and deep canyons nearby.
• Iquitos — Adventurers looking to explore the Amazon rainforest through boat excursions and unique jungle wildlife experiences.

Kompletter Guide: Unterkünfte (Peru) →

Was ein Tag kostet

Pro Person und Tag, ohne Flüge. Eine grobe Orientierung, kein Angebot.

Geld und Trinkgeld

The official currency is the Peruvian Sol PEN. Credit cards are widely accepted in urban establishments and hotels, though small shops and rural areas remain cash-dependent. Carrying small denominations of local currency is essential for daily purchases. Tipping is not strictly mandatory but appreciated in restaurants, where rounding up or leaving five to ten percent is standard for good service.