If you have a very long layover you can leave the airport, but you'll be charged a re-entry fee.
LIM
Lima Jorge Chávez Terminal
Terminal tips
The Sumaq VIP Lounge was Priority Pass Lounge of the Year in 2009 and 2010. You'll find it after Security, past Gate 17.
Restaurants
Enjoy coffee, deli sandwiches and international dishes, with around 15 restaurants, cafés and bars to choose from. For a sit-down meal, Lima institution La Bonbonniere near Gate 21 shares a passion for good food with a French-Peruvian twist 24 hours a day - its Peruvian fish ceviche and other local dishes are well-reviewed. With an extensive drinks menu, including champagne, Bar Bleriot near Gate 24 is the perfect place to have a sociable cocktail or coffee before your flight - it's open 24 hours and also serves bar snacks and finger food. Please visit the Lounges page for more details on Priority Pass benefits at La Bonbonniere and Bar Bleriot.
Shopping
The Peru Plaza shopping area just before Security is great for browsing souvenirs and local goods, including clothing and accessories made from vicuna and alpaca wool. There's also a good selection of jewelry and a bookstore. Duty-free stores are after Security.
Facilities
Standard facilities:
- ATMs
- Bank
- Currency exchange
- Post office
Accessibility
- Accessible ramps
- Accessible restrooms
- Adapted elevators
- Adapted payphones
Restaurants
Donuts are available in domestic Arrivals. The Ramada Costa del Sol just outside the Arrivals gate also offers a café, bar and restaurant.
Shopping
There's a gift stall in Arrivals.
Facilities
Standard facilities:
- Baggage store
- Currency exchange
- Shoe shine
Accessibility
- Accessible restrooms
- Accessible ramps
- Adapted elevators
- Adapted payphones
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