Private Jet Charter In Lima, Peru

Private Jet Flight To or From Lima, Peru

Our air charter service to and from Lima and Peru give you full control over the way you fly. You can customize everything from the catering, amenities to the aircraft model to create perfect travel experience.

We offer an elite service and make the customer experience and safety of our aircraft a top priority. Unlike many of our competitors, we’re a fully ARG/US registered brokerage with a 100% safety record.

About Lima

Lima was well regarded as the largest and most important city during the Spanish regime. Its historic center has since been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Walking around Lima’s Plaza Mayor, it almost feels like going back in time. Visit La Cathedral de Lima, Archbishop’s Palace, City Hall, and Peru’s Presidential Palace. The Plaza de Armas encircles itself around a beautiful fountain and garden that shines in the summer months. The city is filled with museums, incredible restaurants, and exciting neighborhoods. 

Lima is nicely situated near Machu Picchu and the Nazca Lines, both easily accessible by private jet charter. 

The stepping-off point for a trip to Machu Picchu is Cusco, located high in the Andes and just over an hour by charter flight. From there, take the luxury Hiram Bingham train to the small town of Aguas Calientes before embarking on the quick ride to the entrance of Machu Picchu. Many tour operators are available to plan every detail on your behalf. www.tourinperu.com/machupicchu-tours/hiram-bingham-luxury-train-tour

South of Lima, the Nazca Lines are best viewed by plane, and what better way to see them than in your chartered private jet? The Nazca Lines are a collection of designs in the ground that are only to be experienced by air. The enormous geoglyphs were dug into the soil more than a thousand years ago. While some images are geometric shapes, others form the shape of a hummingbird, a fish, and a monkey. 

Spanish is widely spoken in Lima, though, in the touristy areas, most people will speak at least some English. Lima’s time zone is GMT-5. Peru does not observe daylight savings time. 

Weather In Lima

Summer is from January through March, and that’s definitely the best time to visit, particularly for those wishing to stay along the beach. Temperatures generally stay around 80 degrees or higher. The peak travel time is December through April, from mid-summer to fall. Visiting between June and October is far less crowded but also is the coldest around Lima, with temperatures in the high 50s through 60s. 

The area is often humid even in the winter months and is often cloudy in the winter months. In the summer the days are warm and sunny, an ideal time to visit. It rarely rains in Lima; the city averages only 13 days of rainfall each year.

Luxury Hotels In Lima

The best places to stay in Lima are the surrounding neighborhoods, particularly San Isidro, Miraflores, or Barranco. All three areas are within walking distance of one another and are approximately a ten to thirty-minute drive from Lima’s historic center. San Isidro holds the commercial district of Lima and is where most business travelers stay. Miraflores is widely known for its upscale shopping and gourmet restaurants, as well as its close proximity to the coast. Barranco, also situated along the coast, is far more bohemian than the others. Wander the neighborhood to find a multitude of murals and street art around almost every corner. Several gourmet restaurants have relocated to this up and coming area. 

Some of the most luxurious hotels in Lima include:

• Country Club Lima Hotel in San Isidro
• Hotel de Autor I or II, both in Miraflores
• Belmond Miraflores Park in Miraflores
• Hotel B in Barranco
• JW Marriot Hotel in Miraflores
• Swisshôtel Lima in San Isidro

Fine Dining In Lima

The most popular dish in Peru is ceviche. Known around the world as Peruvian sushi, it is diced fish with lemon and cilantro. Antichuchos, skewered meat or grilled beef heart, are also popular. One of the most traditional foods is Aji de Gallina. This chicken stew made with rice, boiled egg, and milk varies at each restaurant but is delicious every time. Papas a la Huancaina is another traditional food made from cream, peppers, and cheese blended together and served as a sauce over potatoes. Cuy is an item often found on Peruvian menus; it’s more commonly known as Guinea pig. Don’t be surprised if you’re asked whether you’d like the head on or off when it’s served.

Of course, any trip to Peru wouldn’t be complete without sampling the local drink, a Pisco Sour. The cocktail is made from Pisco, a brandy from the winemaking regions of Peru. The mixture has been described as similar to a margarita with its sweet and sour mix but with a lighter taste. 

Best gourmet restaurants in and around Lima:

• La Mar
• Central
• Rafael – Lima
• Astrid y Gastón
• La Picanteria
• Huaca Pucllana

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