S$ 945+ Cheap flights to Peru

The Andes divides Peru in two and the Amazon jungle is in the east of the country. It enjoys great variation in temperatures. On the coast, there is a hot and cold season. The hot season extends from the middle of November to the end of March. The cold season runs from the end of April until mid-November. Humidity is high. Peak season: The best time to visit Peru really depends on where you intend to go. The coast, including Lima, is best seen during the summer months (December to March). For Cuzco, the Sacred Valley, the Inca Trail and Machu Picchu, visit between May and September. This is the dry season. For jungle treks, visit between May and September.

The duration of flights to Peru from Singapore varies depending on the city in Peru that you plan to visit. Changi Airport (SIN) in Singapore, which is an aviation hub, has quite a few flights to various cities in Peru. Travelling from Changi Airport, Singapore, to Jorge Chávez International Airport (LIM), Lima’s main domestic and international airport situated close to the city centre, takes approximately between 30h and 43h. Currently, no flights are operating from the other Singapore airport, Seletar. There are also flights to the other popular city in Peru, Cusco. The flight time from Changi Airport, Singapore, to Alejandro Velasco Astete International Airport, Cusco, varies from around 43h 30min to 45h.

Unfortunately, there are currently no direct flights from Singapore to Peru. There will be a minimum of one to two stops to reach Peru cities. From the Changi Airport to the Jorge Chávez International Airport, Lima, there is a minimum of one stop. The stopovers are usually in Sydney if you are travelling through the East or in Zurich if travelling west. Those with more than one stop generally offer cheap flights to Peru. Similarly, if you are planning to travel to Lima city from Singapore, that will have at least one stopover. ANA, Copa Airlines, Asiana Airlines, Iberia, KLM and other airlines offer flights to Peru. The stopover airports and the durations between flights depend on the airlines and the Peru flight deals they are providing. If you are planning to fly to Cusco, expect three-stop flights with stopovers in cities such as Frankfurt, Sao Paulo, Los Angeles, Mexico City and the capital Lima before reaching your destination.

Peru is a large country with rugged terrain, and travel by flight is preferred by many, provided there is an overland transport option. Most of the popular tourist places are within an approximate two-hour flight distance from Lima. Public transport is another option as there are many economical and luxury bus options provided by companies like Peru Hop and Cruz Del Sur. The fares are comparatively lower and there is a good network of routes. If you are heading to a place like Machu Picchu from Cusco, there are two options; the train takes you there in a short time with a choice between Peru Rail and Inca Rail. Trains depart from Poroy Station, which is on the outskirts of Cusco. Reach the station by local taxi and take the train to reach Aguas Calientes in about 3h 30min. From there, you can hike or take a shuttle bus to reach Machu Picchu. Travelling by boat is also a good way to negotiate north Peru. The city of Iquitos can be accessed easily by boat with many river-faring choices.

Peru has a diverse terrain and is a popular place to travel. There are many things to do, from hiking on a mountain to swimming with turtles in the ocean to exploring the modern cities like Lima and the traditional towns. Some of the top attractions are visiting Machu Picchu; seeing the Colca Canyon and its picturesque hot springs and condors; and visiting the historic Arequipa, where buildings are built on a volcanic rock called sillar. Next on the list is the hike on the Inca trail to Machu Picchu. If you are in the city of Cusco, take time to walk the streets of the city and see the old Inca ruins. Also, check out the popular Rainbow Mountain near Cusco. Nature-lovers should visit the Puerto Maldonado Jungle, which is home to many animal and bird species.

A passport is necessary for travel to Peru as it is a form of identification. However, there is no need for a visa for Singaporeans to visit the country for tourism.

Yes, flights with stopovers are often cheaper than direct flights. Keep an eye out for flight deals to Peru on Cheapflights that require 1 or 2 stops for potential cost savings.

Based on reviews from Cheapflights users, British Airways is rated the highest out of the airlines that fly to Peru.

Lima J Chavez Intl is currently the cheapest airport to fly to in Peru. One-way flights to Lima J Chavez Intl typically cost S$ 52, while return flights cost around S$ 527.

A return flight to Peru will typically cost around S$ 444, however they can be found for as little as S$ 389.

Yes. Those touching down at Lima J Chavez Intl can take advantage of the car hire services offered upon their arrival.

Yes. Lima J Chavez Intl has hotels nearby for those requiring accommodations. Wyndham Costa del Sol Lima Airport is the closest property to Lima J Chavez Intl (0.0 km away from Lima J Chavez Intl).