New Lima Airport to Miraflores: Step-by-Step Uber Guide

At Peru Travel With Purpose, we know that getting to your destination smoothly is key to starting your trip off right. That’s why we’ve put together this detailed guide to help you catch an Uber from Lima’s new Jorge Chávez International Airport to Miraflores, Lima’s vibrant tourist hub.

If you’re wondering how to get from Lima airport to Miraflores or how much is a taxi from Lima airport to Miraflores, this is your complete, updated guide for 2025.


Step-by-Step: How to Take an Uber from the New Lima Airport

1. Ignore the confusing signs at the airport

Some signs suggest going up to the second floor and exiting through a specific door (like Door 9), but you really don’t need to. If you follow those signs, you’ll likely end up having to come back down to the first floor anyway.

2. Head straight to the first floor (International Arrivals)

Once you exit the arrivals area, walk toward the furthest door on the right (as you’re facing the exits), directly across from the main entrance of international arrivals.

3. Cross the street to Parking Lot E2

This is where the Uber Zone is located—near Door 3.

Heads-up: The “Uber Zone” sign is inside the parking lot and isn’t very noticeable, so keep an eye out.

Bonus tip: The new Lima airport terminal is still being updated, so things may shift slightly in the coming months—always double-check in your app.


Why Use the Official Uber Zone?

  • It’s a dedicated area specifically for rideshare pickups like Uber.
  • All drivers must pay an entry fee to access the Jorge Chávez airport, which makes things safer and avoids the old hassle of being picked up in a moving traffic lane.
  • Most Uber drivers will already be waiting inside E2, so pickup is much faster.

How to Find Your Driver

  • Look for the license plate or car model listed in your app.
  • Use the chat feature in the app—it auto-translates between you and the driver if needed.
  • If you’re not seeing them right away, don’t be shy to call out their name—most drivers wait inside E2.

Safety Tip

Not all airport Uber drivers are elite-level. To be eligible for airport pickups, drivers only need 600 points (which can be earned in about 200 rides).

Before getting in, always check:

  • Their rating
  • How many completed trips they have (for example, 10,000 trips is a great sign of reliability).

How Long Does the Ride to Miraflores Take?

  • Airport to Miraflores: Around 30–75 minutes, depending on traffic.
  • Miraflores to the airport: Can often take over 1 hour. The entrance to Jorge Chávez Airport has several access lanes that merge into a single corridor, creating a bottleneck. This slowdown might be even worse during rush hour, so plan accordingly.

If you have a same-day connection to Machu Picchu, give yourself extra time or consider staying overnight in Lima before flying to Cusco.


Estimated Uber Fares (2025)

  • UberX: S/45 to S/65
  • Uber Comfort or XL: S/65 to S/90
  • Uber Reserve (flat fare): S/70 to S/95

You can check the exact fare using Uber’s in-app price estimator before booking. Need a late-night or early-morning ride? Uber Reserve lets you book in advance for peace of mind.


Bonus Tip: Where to Eat While You Wait

Got time to kill before your Uber arrives?

  • Head to the third floor for a few solid café and restaurant options.
  • Or order local food through delivery apps like Rappi or PedidosYa—yes, they deliver directly to the airport!

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Read also:
First Impressions of the New Lima Airport: What Travelers Should Know in 2025

Ready to Explore Peru Stress-Free?

Now that you know exactly how to get from Lima airport to Miraflores, you can skip the hassle and travel smart. Whether you’re heading to Machu Picchu, the Sacred Valley, or beyond, start your journey right with a smooth airport pickup.

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