Jorge Chávez Airport Duty Free

Jorge Chávez Airport Duty Free

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About Jorge Chávez Airport (LIM)

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IATA/ICAO Code:
LIM/SPIM
Address:
s/n Av Elmer Faucett, Callao 07031, Peru
City: Lima
Country:
Peru
Phone:
+51 1 5173100
Website: https://www.lima-airport.com/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/aeropuertojorgechavez
Arrivals: Jorge Chávez Airport (LIM) Arrivals
Departures: Jorge Chávez Airport (LIM) Departures
Latitude/Longitude
-12.0219, -77.114304
Map: Click to view airport map
Reviews:
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3.6 rating based on 12,345 ratings
Overall rating: 3.6 out of 5 based on 10 reviews.
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Jorge Chávez Airport (IATA: LIM, ICAO: SPIM), is an airport serving the Lima area in Peru. Scroll down or click here to see what Jorge Chávez Airport shops, bars, restaurants, cafes, and facilities we have in our Duty Free Information 2022 Database. Currently in our database we have information on 26 shops, 2 cafes, and 21 restaurants at Jorge Chávez Airport. If you believe this data is out of date or incorrect in any way, please contact us and we will get our team of researchers to correct our data.

Jorge Chávez Airport (IATA: LIM, ICAO: SPIM), known as Aeropuerto Internacional Jorge Chávez in Spanish, is Peru’s main international and domestic airport. It is located in Callao, 11 kilometers (7 mi) from the Historic Centre of Lima and 17 km (11 mi) from Miraflores. Callao is the port city now fully integrated with Lima, the nation’s capital. In 2008, the airport handled 8,288,506 passengers and 98,733 aircraft movements. In 2009, the airport handled 8,786,973 passengers and 104,966 aircraft movements, which although small, was one of the fastest increases in the Americas. Between January and November 2010 the airport handled 9,361,846 passengers and by the end of 2010 the airport reached 10,278,493 passengers. During 2011 the airport served 11,904,553 passengers, growing over 16% when compared to the previous year. During 2014 the airport served a record of 18,170,035 passengers. For many years it was the hub for Compañía de Aviación Faucett—one of the oldest airlines in Latin America—and Aeroperú, both now defunct. Now it serves as a hub for many aviation companies. The airport was named after Peruvian aviator Jorge Chávez.

How far away is Jorge Chávez Airport from from the centre of Lima?

It takes approximately 33 mins to drive the 7.4 mi (11.9 kilometres) between the centre of Lima and Jorge Chávez Airport, making it accessible enough to facilitate and accommodate any travel plans. Make sure you arrive in time to take the opportunity to explore the duty-free shopping opportunities located inside LIM airport, where you can purchase exclusive perfumes and colognes, cigarattes, alcohol, food items, confectionery, and souvenirs from Peru.

What are the parking options at Jorge Chávez Airport?

External parking options are available. Don't forget that you can also opt to leave your car at home, thanks to the many public transportation alternatives that can take you to and from Jorge Chávez Airport.

Frequently Asked Questions

Duty free shopping is when you can purchase goods that have had the duty/tax (usually taxes like import, VAT, and sales tax) waivered by the government, therefore reducing the prices that you would normally expect to pay in a standard shop or website. Duty free shops are usually found at airports or sea terminals, but you can also sometimes purchase duty free goods during international flights or on cruises.

Anyone travelling internationally (between two different countries) is eligible to purchase duty free items.

The term 'duty' refers to the tax that you pay if you bring a product from one country to another. i.e. if you bought some perfume in the United Kingdom, and then flew to Germany you might have to pay tax in both countries. Most governments do not charge the duty on products bought when you are leaving that country, which means that the customer doesn't have to pay the tax twice. This usually only applies when you are leaving the country, i.e. it is for export purposes only.

As the price for items bought in duty free shops often have the duty taken off the RRP, it can make them a lot cheaper than if you bought the goods in a normal shop. However, there are usually limits on how much you can buy on your trip, and these limits will vary from country to country, and also vary from item to item (i.e. there will be different limits on alcohol and cigarettes).

The most popular items in duty free shops are usually the products that are most heavily taxed, i.e. alcohol, perfumes, and tobacco. Duty free inventories will vary from country to country, and also from airport to airport. In larger airports, you may even find different prices in the numerous shops - remember it's always best to shop around! Make sure you check our database to see all the shops at each airport, and then you can invesigate the prices at each one.

Sadly, you can't just turn up at a duty free shop with several empty suitcases and fill them up with goodies! Restrictions will be in place, and these can vary from country to country. You will only be allowed to buy certain amounts of different types of products. Tobacco, alcohol, and perfumes are usually the products that are most likely to be subject to the stricter allowances. Make sure you check whilst purchasing, or else you run the risk of your items being confiscated upon arrival at your destination's customs.

No. Duty free is only available to travellers who are flying from one country to another country.

Yes. Many duty free shops will allow you to pre-order any purchases online before your journey. You will need your boarding pass and passport when you pick the items up from the airport shop.

What is there to do upon arrival at Jorge Chávez Airport?

Once you arrive at the airport, you have the option to fuel up for your journey ahead by grabbing a bite to eat at any of the 23 available restaurants and cafes, or why not head straight for the duty-free shopping opportunities at the 26 different shops around Jorge Chávez Airport? Get a last-minute gift for a loved one, or spoil yourself with a well-deserved souvenir from your trip.

Jorge Chávez Airport shops, restaurants, and facilities

Shops, bars, restaurants, cafes, and facilities at Jorge Chávez Airport include:

365 Deli
  • (511) 9940-19427
  • International International Departures
4D
  • 511-517-1867
  • International North Mezzanine
4D Express
  • 511-517-3201
  • International Peru Plaza 2nd level
Airshop
  • 511-517-3202
  • International Peru Plaza 2nd level
Bijoux
  • 511-517-3204
  • International North Mezzanine
Britt Shop
  • (511) 99829-5284
  • International Peru Plaza 2nd level
  • After Security
Britt Shop
  • (511) 99829-5284
  • International Domestic Departures
  • After Security
Britt Shop
  • (511) 99829-5284
  • International International Departures
  • After Security
Caffe Lindo
  • (511) 517-2369
  • International Domestic Departures
  • After Security
Charlotte
  • (511) 517-2407
  • International Peru Plaza 2nd level
  • After Security
Dunkin Donuts
  • 511-517-1887
  • International Domestic Departures
Dunkin Donuts
  • 511-517-1887
  • International Peru Plaza 2nd level
  • After Security
Duty Free
  • (511) 517-3240
  • International International Departures
Duty Free
  • (511) 517-3240
  • International International Arrivals
  • After Security
Elrincon Del Pisco
  • (511) 517-3240
  • International International Departures
  • After Security
G & G
  • (511) 517-3218
  • International International Departures
  • After Security
Go travel
  • (511) 447-4717
  • International International Departures
  • After Security
H. Stern
  • 511-517-3220
  • International Domestic Departures
H. Stern
  • 511-517-3220
  • International International Departures
H. Stern
  • 511-517-3220
  • International Peru Plaza 2nd level
Huashca
  • (511) 517-3207
  • International International Departures
  • After Security
Hugo Boss
  • 511-517-3219
  • International International Departures
Ilaria
  • 511-517-1878
  • International Peru Plaza 2nd level
Ilaria
  • 511-517-1878
  • International International Departures
Ilaria
  • 511-517-1878
  • International Domestic Departures
Knelhot
  • (511) 9879-63201
  • International Peru Plaza 2nd level
  • After Security
Kuna
  • (511) 517-3205
  • International Peru Plaza 2nd level
Kuna
  • (511) 517-3205
  • International International Departures
La Bonbonniere
  • (511) 440-2928
  • International International Departures
  • After Security
Livingstone
  • (511) 440-2928
  • International Domestic Departures
  • After Security
Manacaru
  • 511-517-1882
  • International International Departures
Manos Morenas
  • (511)517-1881
  • International Peru Plaza 2nd level
  • After Security
McDonald's
Papa John's
  • 511-517-1889
  • International Peru Plaza 2nd level
  • After Security
Pardos Chicken
  • (511) 517-1817
  • International Peru Plaza 2nd level
  • After Security
Pikeos
  • 511-517-1877
  • International Central Mezzanine
Pretzels
  • (511) 9811-12550
  • International Mezzanie 2nd Level
  • After Security
Reupa Corta
  • 511-517-3225
  • International International Departures
Reupa Corta
  • 511-517-3225
  • International Peru Plaza 2nd level
  • After Security
Roth One
  • (511) 9975711451
  • International International Departures
Starbucks
Subway
  • (511) 517-2558
  • International International Departures
  • Visit website
Subway
  • (511) 517-2558
  • International Peru Plaza 2nd level
  • Visit website
Subway
To Go
  • 511-440-2928
  • International Domestic Departures
To Go
  • 511-440-2928
  • International International Departures
Travel Zone
  • (51)99829-5284
  • International Peru Plaza 2nd level
  • After Security
Travel Zone
  • (51)99829-5284
  • International Domestic Departures
  • After Security
X-Plora
  • (511) 99829-5284
  • International North Mezzanine
  • After Security
Jorge Chávez Airport Reviews
★★★★★
“ Very nice and modern airport.”
- Gabriel Gonzalez

★★★★★
“ Smart, modern, convenient airport. But what is with the smoked glass in the food court???? Can't I look at planes while I eat my Chifa????”
- Duncan Stewart

★★★★★
“ By far the best in Latin America. Comfortable, excellent services, clean, good food and shops. Very nice indeed. *****”
- Andreas Koppa

★★★☆☆
“ A modern terminal, with a lot of services available, like ATM, shops and restaurants, but immigration and customs need a good improve. 40 minutes for passport control and almost a whole hour to pass through customs. Watching the amount of international flights it receives i guess it is time Lima Airport think about building a second terminal. Acessibility to and from the airport is also poor, you pratically have no option but to use a taxi, and still on the arrivals hall the taxi drivers go after you trying to make deals. Only, and just only if it's during the day, you have just hand luggage and you really are on the adventure mode you can do as the locals and get a small, old and noisy bus on the avenue outside, with a radio tuned in eletronic cumbia throughout the whole trip.”
- Nuno R de A Graça

★★★☆☆
“ Not an easy airport to arrive, there is no mass transport connecting it and the highways are usually congestionated with a chaotic transit. Check-in was easy, security check a bit crowded, lot of food ans shops throughout the whole terminal, but it is not easy to find someone who speaks other language than spanish, even on ground staff.”
- Nuno R de A Graça

★★★★☆
“ Nice and clean airport. Modern and without too long ways to walk. Only immigration takes a moment... For transportation to Miraflores: Just walk outside the Airport area to the big street in front. There are small minibusses with an S on their mirrors - for 2 Soles they take you directly to Miraflores. Taxis outside the airport area are as well much cheaper than inside (for example 30 Soles to Miraflores).”
- Limaboy

★★★★★
“ Eventhough that came with a slight delay if there were no problems, bad is the distance that is lime airport and that by car is far, if not a taxi, you must do so in a rented car, as there is no public shuttle arrives at the airport, there are difficulties in the security of around bad people, but when police presence is security at the airport is the only alternative for travel within the Peru or to make connections.”
- Victor Muñoz

★☆☆☆☆
“ Jorge Chavez airport is one of the worst terminals I've ever visited. There's a lack of good signals to indicate passengers where to go. Inboud/outbound customs procedures are extremely slow, there are big lines across the customs room and no one indicates which one is for citizens or foreigners. Wifi service is free for 10 minutes only; This is just unacceptable having in mind that this terminal is used as a hub for several destinations by huge airlines.”
- Facundo Bernardi

★☆☆☆☆
“ Low end setup for VIP lounge. Flying LAN business class and it turns out the lounges are shared with PP users. No seats. Few foods. Super chaotic.”
- Lewis

★★★★☆
“ Since it was operated by TAM, did everything at their counter. Check in was flawless, arrived early. Security was ok, I think I didn't have any lines on the whole process.”
- Javier Velasco
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