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Cheap Flights to Peru

Cheapest round-trip prices found by our users on KAYAK in the last 5 days
Lima
Lima1 stop$376
Cusco
Cusco2 stops$565
Arequipa
Arequipa1 stop$423
Iquitos
Iquitos2 stops$602
Trujillo
Trujillo1 stop$424
Chiclayo
Chiclayo1 stop$424
Tarapoto
Tarapoto1 stop$418
Piura
Piura1 stop$643
Puerto Maldonado
Puerto Maldonado2 stops$658
Cajamarca
Cajamarca2 stops$692
Juliaca
Juliaca2 stops$637
Tumbes
Tumbes2 stops$844
Talara
Talara2 stops$636
Huaraz
Huaraz2 stops$844
Lima
Lima1 stop$376
Cusco
Cusco2 stops$565
Arequipa
Arequipa1 stop$423
Iquitos
Iquitos2 stops$602
Trujillo
Trujillo1 stop$424
Chiclayo
Chiclayo1 stop$424
Tarapoto
Tarapoto1 stop$418
Piura
Piura1 stop$643
Puerto Maldonado
Puerto Maldonado2 stops$658
Cajamarca
Cajamarca2 stops$692
Juliaca
Juliaca2 stops$637
Tumbes
Tumbes2 stops$844
Talara
Talara2 stops$636
Huaraz
Huaraz2 stops$844
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KAYAK's insights & trends for flights to Peru

Get data-powered insights and trends for flights to Peru to help you find the cheapest flights, the best time to fly and much more.

What is the cheapest flight to Peru?

The cheapest ticket to Peru from the United States found in the last 5 days was to Lima, at $398 round-trip. The most popular route is Atlanta (ATL) to Lima (LIM) and the cheapest round-trip airline ticket found on this route in the last 5 days was $398.

How much is a flight to Peru?

A flight to Peru costs $667 on average. The cheapest price found on KAYAK in the last 2 weeks was $219 for the route Miami (MIA) to Lima (LIM). The most popular routes on KAYAK are Miami to Lima which costs $621 on average, and Los Angeles to Lima, which costs $957 on average.

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What is the cheapest month to fly from the United States to Peru?

The cheapest month for flights from the United States to Peru is February, when tickets cost $289 (return) on average. On the other hand, the most expensive months are July and August, when the average cost of round-trip tickets is $406 and $400 respectively.

What is the cheapest time of day to fly to Peru?

The cheapest time of day to fly to Peru is generally in the morning, when round-trip flights cost $941 on average. The most expensive time of day to fly to Peru is generally at night, which is peak travel time and where the average cost of a ticket is $987.

How far in advance should I book a flight from the United States to Peru?

To get a below average price on the flight from the United States to Peru, you should book around 5 weeks before departure, which saves you about 17% compared to booking last minute. For the absolute cheapest price, our data suggests you should book 25 weeks before departure.

Which is the cheapest airport to fly into in Peru?

Prices will differ depending on the departure airport, but generally, the cheapest airport to fly to in Peru is Lima J Chavez Intl Airport (LIM), with an average flight price of $499.

Good to know

Low season

January

Cheapest flight

$168
Best time to beat the crowds with an average 15% drop in price.
Most popular time to fly with an average 17% increase in price.
Flight from Miami to Lima

Flights to Peru: the best tips from KAYAK users' own experiences

Insights shared by verified travelers who flew to Peru 
Verified travelerFlew with LATAM Airlines-Mar 2026
Be accurate with your luggage's size and weight
LinFlew with LATAM Airlines-Jun 2025
Board as early as you can so you won’t be forced to check in your carry on bag.
Verified travelerFlew with American Airlines-Mar 2025
Arrive at the gate on time as they have standby passengers ready to take your seat
JayFlew with LATAM Airlines-Jan 2024
Don’t stay in the middle row. No AC Vents. The air was just stand still. An 8 hour fight felt like 20 hours

FAQs - booking Peru flights

  • Do I need a visa for entry into Peru?

    For United States nationals, entry to Peru doesn’t require a visa. In fact, tourists with valid passports that have at least 2 blank pages can stay in Peru visa-free for a duration of up to 183 days. Official visa guidelines are available on the immigration section of Peru’s government website.

  • Are there nonstop flights to Peru?

    There are several routes from the United States to destinations in Peru, but the only nonstop flights from cities in the US fly to Lima. Nonstop flights to Lima are available from several major international air hubs in the US, including Miami, New York, Fort Lauderdale, Orlando, Atlanta and Dallas.

  • I want to visit the Sacred Valley in Peru, what city should I fly to?

    The Sacred Valley is another popular tourist destination in Peru, and the way there is actually much the same as the route to Macchu Picchu. To visit the Sacred Valley, you should either fly directly into Cusco or fly into Lima and take the bus to Cusco. After you arrive in Cusco, there are buses and trains that can take you to the Sacred Valley.

  • Where should I fly to in Peru for the best access to the coast?

    Peru is bordered entirely by the ocean on the west coast, and there are several beach destinations in the country popular with both foreign and domestic travelers. Lima not only hosts most of the international air traffic heading into Peru, but it is also located centrally on the coast, giving you great access to both northern and southern coastal Peru.

  • Are there any hotels at or near LIM?

    If you are exhausted after your red-eye flight to Jorge Chavez International Airport (LIM) and do not wish to head into the downtown area, you can book a room at Costa del Sol Wyndham Lima Aeropuerto. The airport hotel is nestled at the terminal exit. The establishment's night and day rooms feature noise-canceling panels plus complimentary breakfast. Alternatively, the Holiday Inn Lima Airport is roughly eight minutes away by foot.

  • What are the car rental options at LIM?

    Public transportation can be frustrating and exhausting, particularly for visitors with baggage. If you want to discover the Peruvian city without hassle, motor away on a car rental from Jorge Chavez Airport right after you arrive. The car rental kiosks are stationed at the arrivals area, and the car rental garage is adjacent to the terminal. If the car rental counters are not staffed upon arriving, proceed to the garage, where an assistant will attend to you.

  • What are the stopover airports for flights to Alejandro Astete Velasco Airport (CUZ)?

    Passengers with a thirst for adventure should choose flights to Cusco with layovers. Note that stopovers vary based on your origin airport and airline choice. If you depart from New York (JFK) via United Airlines, you will break at George Bush Airport (IAH) in Texas, while LATAM Airlines users stop at Jorge Chavez International Airport (LIM). Passengers departing Los Angeles (LAX) with JetBlue have a stopover at Miami (MIA), while those using Aeromexico Airlines have layovers at LIM and Mexico City (MEX).

  • Does CUZ offer any concierge services?

    Consider scheduling butler services with Airssist if you want first-class airport services. This concierge service will have a dedicated personal assistant ready for you right after you depart your Cusco plane. To make your airport navigation easier, your airport concierge will aid you with fast-track clearances at arrivals, do your personal shopping, purchase your lounge pass, organize your transit, and haul your luggage.

  • How does KAYAK find such low prices on flights from the United States to Peru?

    KAYAK is a travel search engine. That means we look across the web to find the best prices we can find for our users. With over 2 billion flight queries processed yearly, we are able to display a variety of prices and options on flights from the United States to Peru.

  • How does KAYAK's flight Price Forecast tool help me choose the right time to buy my flight ticket from the United States to Peru?

    KAYAK’s flight Price Forecast tool uses historical data to determine whether the price for a flight from the United States to Peru is likely to change within 7 days, so travelers know whether to wait or book now.

  • What is the Hacker Fare option on flights from the United States to Peru?

    Hacker Fares allow you to combine one-way tickets in order to save you money over a traditional round-trip ticket. You could then fly from the United States to Peru with an airline and back with another airline.

  • What is KAYAK's "flexible dates" feature and why should I care when looking for a flight from the United States to Peru?

    Sometimes travel dates aren't set in stone. If your preferred travel dates have some wiggle room, flexible dates will show you all the options when flying from the United States to Peru up to 3 days before/after your preferred dates. You can then pick the flights that suit you best.

  • What is the cheapest day to fly to Peru?

    Based on KAYAK data, the cheapest day to fly to Peru is Thursday where round-trip tickets can be as cheap as $733. On the other hand, the most expensive day to fly is Saturday, where round-trip prices are $818 on average.

Top tips for finding cheap flights to Peru

  • Looking for cheap airfare to Peru? 25% of our users found round-trip tickets to Peru for the following prices or less: From Miami $1,043, from New York John F Kennedy Intl $1,469, from Los Angeles $1,648
  • Enter your preferred departure airport and travel dates into the search form above to unlock the latest Peru flight deals.
  • As you’re booking your flight to Peru, you’ll have a handful of different destinations to choose from. The capital city of Lima sees most of the international flight traffic from the US, but there are many available flights also serving destinations like Cusco, Iquitos, Juliaca and a handful of others.
  • The most common way to get to Macchu Picchu is to fly to Cusco, then take a train from a nearby village to Aguas Calientes and either trek or catch a shuttle bus to Macchu Picchu.
  • US Dollars are accepted in some of the popular tourist areas in Peru, but you will need the local currency of Soles for smaller businesses and areas outside of large cities like Lima. There are ATMs that accept US bank cards in Peru’s larger cities, where you can obtain Soles for your stay.
  • If you’re heading to Macchu Picchu after spending some time in Lima, the most popular route is by bus. The buses have several stops along the way and enable tourists to hop on and hop off to see a good portion of central Peru in a short amount of time.
  • Aside from the bus to Lima to Cusco, there are few long-distance buses in Peru. There are a handful of destinations that are not accessible by bus or cars altogether. Regional flights can be affordable and are the most convenient way to get around the country.
  • Visitors yearning for luxury while in Alejandro Astete Velasco Airport (CUZ) should visit one of the airport's two lounges. Kuntur VIP Lounge and VIP Lounge Cusco provide many of the same lounge facilities, including complimentary meals and drinks, television, and magazines. Kuntur VIP Lounge is before security, while the VIP Lounge Cusco is located inside the security area.
  • When booking a flight to Peru, be sure to reserve flights landing close to your destination. Globetrotters heading to Lima are likely to book flights to Jorge Chavez Airport (LIM); those heading to Cusco flights to Alejandro Astete Velasco Airport (CUZ), while those heading to Arequipa should use Rodriguez Ballon International Airport (AQP).
  • The airport in Arequipa features a two-story terminal. LATAM Airlines’ information kiosk and check-in desks 1 to 9 are on the right-hand side, ground floor. The arrivals hall, food and drink options, and shops are on the left. Boarding gates 1-4 are on the terminal's first floor.
  • The PromPeru desk on the landside of CUZ offers recommendations to those who would like to explore Cusco so they can make the most out of their visits. These helpful professionals can address any inquiries you have regarding Cusco or Peru in general.
  • Pamper yourself with a massage after an exhausting flight to the airport in Lima. Jorge Chavez Airport hosts a spa on the first floor.

Reviews of the top 5 airlines flying to Peru

 
Need help choosing which airline to fly with from the United States to Peru? KAYAK airline reviews give an overall score for each airline based on loads of factors, including comfort, boarding, in-flight entertainment and more, to make your decision easier. See airline scores according to verified KAYAK customer reviews.
7.8
DeltaOverall score based on 8554 reviews
8.5Crew
7.8Entertainment
7.2Food
7.8Comfort
8.1Boarding
Airline reviews

Both legs on the way were smaller planes, each had a mechanical issue causing a delay

4.0 OkayAlexander, Sep 2026
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Both legs on the way were smaller planes, each had a mechanical issue causing a delay

Delta exceeded my expectations! I am beyond satisfied. Thank you!

Flight was on time! That's the most important thing for me.

Delayed flight. Dirty seats, dirty seat belts with food stuck on it from previous passengers maybe. No one cleaned the seats or flight.

The flight was delayed and knowing I was going to miss my connection, nothing was done proactively to try and get me rebooked. It was an act of congress to do so. This is not on the crew, but on the experience itself

No headphones, forced to sit in another seat that I did not book, had to check my carry on when I boarded the plane I saw backpacks and other non carry on items stuffed in the carry on holder! Horrible experience Wi-Fi did not work either

Sat in the tarmac at O’Hare for 65 minutes. This is a regular occurrence for delta at O’Hare

Delta is getting worst by the minute. Where this was at one point my only go to airline, it has become like a budget airline

All was fine. Small plane so no food or entertainment.

This was a Latam operated flight. Seats seemed a bit narrow in business class. Older aircraft.

Flight delayed, luggage delayed. I am still waiting for my luggage after 2 days arrival of Lima.

It is not a good experience with Copa Airlines: flight delay, luggage delay, etc.

We where skipped for this flight will not head to Panama until tonight..

There should be a warning regarding the quality of the aircraft on the website as we reserve the tickets. There was no TV or any type of screen onboard. The wifi they offer is good for nothing. Traveling 9 hours straight with kids and no type of entetainment was horrible. I wish I had been informed prior so I could buy a ticket with another airline. The food was a joke too. A very tiny portion per passenger. They also charged $100 per checked bag. With United I used to pay $60. So, fair to say that I wont be flying Copa anymore. Their aircraft was super old, outdated, no entertainment, with nearly no onboard food.

Very strict carry on rules meant most of the plane had to gate check their luggage. As is often the case had things that were broken because of this, but I appreciated not being charged to gate check. Otherwise good flight and great crew once on the plane

I liked the meatloaf the chicken was awful but the plane was on time and got there and the staff was nice.

Boarding was quick & efficient; they gave boarding groups due priority; staff & air crew were very cordial and helpful, pleasant flight.

Very happy with my flight. I would definitely recommend it.

Did upgrade, travel in business it was great (more room I could sleep)

Placed us in the last rear row of the plane so could not recline seats because of the rear wall, and also made it more of a tight space when the passenger in front reclined their seat. While understand seat assignments, every passenger should be afforded a reclining seat. The odor control scent from the restrooms was overwhelming strong. My wife and I could not deal with it, and she suffered a terrible headache as a result. I kept getting hit by the crew since I was on the ilse seat. No apologies, nothing. They made me feel like I was supposed to take the beating for a 3 hr flight.

Putting someone with a window seat in the last boarding group? Indiocy typical of Latam.

4 hour delay. So our flight schedule mass up. Your worker told me you should rebooking myself. I was very angry. Latam Airline always get the money more through any way. But They have no concern passenger.

Latam may be the worst airline in the world, far worse than even the lowest of low cost airlines in the USA. I wasted hours trying to PAY THEM TO CHECK A BAG! Then they misled me at the terminal, sent me through the wrong security line, the list goes on and on... Just absolutely terrible in every way. Avoid at all costs.

I was in the last row and they sent me to check in my luggage last minute after boarding. I had to go through the crowd.

Although the flight is goof and the crew is good, the way the airline charges you for every service is ridiculous.

Only complaint is that the entertainment system wasn’t working on our seats and some others.

Routine and on time flight with pleasant stewards and decent food. Nice experience!

You delayed my trip three days for no reason other than your lack of preparedness, did not offer any compensation, including food or a bed. I couldn’t trust you so I moved up my return flight and lost another day at the end of my trip to hopefully make sure I make my next flight. I will never fly LATAM again. You have the worse accountability and reliability and clearly do not care that your clients have lives and what it cost to fly to another country.

No air in the middle rows. Had a hard time breathing. Was dying of heat.

It was a good experience, the flight was a little too long & the food was ok

Business Class layout was excellent. The seats were not nearly as comfortable as UA, Delta or Air New Zealand (the best). Nor were the controls as flexible. Food was okay but not great. Breakfast pancakes were like cardboard.

Communication not good, too many changes. Three flights were cancelled due to weather and the options were not acceptable. I had to cancel my Canada portion of the trip.

On time and stellar premium class service. Not liking non LCD display in seat backs - miss the convenience of not using your own device.

My flights were all delayed , mostly due to technical issues with AA aircrafts. I had to rebook my trip 4 times . I lost my whole day and finally arrived in LAX around midnight. This was a very bad experience with American airlines , I will always try to avoid flying with them

AA was fine....the overall experience was subpar, but not due to the airline due to broader issues

Delayed and WIFI was not working for most of flight.

The big challenge here was that the inbound flight was delayed, THEN, the aircraft was deemed in need of service, so we had to deplane after being a few minutes away from departure, THEN we had to switch terminals, where another plane in our gate had maintenance issues so we had to change gates again. I am a regular flyer (not on American) so I understand these things happen. The crew was great. The pilot in particular was gracious and understanding and stayed with the passengers the whole time to answer questions and give updates - that was impressive. But the flight was massively delayed as a result, and today I really wanted to be home in time. Sigh The flight was otherwise great.

I am Plstinum Pro snd was standby on earlier flight. They gave seats to people that asked rather than follow standby order. When realized what was happening was too late to get on as no seats left. My scheduled flight was late. Then filled the seat beside me Ruth rude person that they had to move from her original seat

I would have liked a pillow. The vegetarian wrap and oaten cake was good.

Nice modern plane. Can use your own device for entertainment. Get a snack on the plane.

I like the attention you gave us in Guatemala due to the loss of the flight coming to El Salvador. It was a nice experience. Thanks a lot

We booked seats next to each other. When we got the boarding passes, they were for different rows. The crew were reluctant to help us, so we ended up sitting separately. 1. What’s the point of reserving by seat number if you’re not going to honor that reservation? 2. Even if it gets messed up between reservation and boarding, how is the crew going to deny us the opportunity to arrange to sit together. There were plenty of people flying alone. It could’ve been easily accommodated. Not very customer-friendly at all.

The seats were the worst I have ever flown Too narrow, did not recline and the actual seat was hard as a rock. I will tell all travelers to stay away from Avianca flights.

The worst experience I've ever had because the "people" @ Avianca wouldn't let me fly because they said I needed a round trip ticket

Seating was tight. Seats don't recline. Initial flight was cancelled. Lost two days of vacation.

It was delayed and I lost my connection flight to Cali and I missed my Mom's funeral

I upgraded to businesses class. Because of that the flight was comfortable.

I actually upgraded to the medium level of seats from basic and even doing that it may have been physically the most uncomfortable flight I have ever had. They packed everyone like is a train to death camp. It was a red eye so I hoped to get some sleep but it was physically impossible to find a comfortable way to rest. I met other folks on the same flight and they said the same thing. It was an utterly miserable flight and if I have any other options I will never fly with them again

Deplaning was a mess, I sat in business (seats are horrible) and the front door had a problem so we had to deplane from the rear exit. The stairs were not tall enough to reach so there was a large step down from the plane to the top of the stairs.

I paid over $200 for seat selection for these flights and I was still stuck on long international flights in seats that do not recline and do not have the head support cushion. At this point basically all airlines have those for all seats, and this really took me by surprise and made me not ever want to travel on Avianca. The Kayak agent who called me for the seat selection (Donovan) was courteous, but it seems the system for this doesn't work. I was offered seat selection, for the $200+, but without being able to see what I was selecting, with no guarantee where I'd be...and then I still ended up in terrible seats. On my way to, and especially after, a very intense business trip, the seat situation really soured my experience.

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