Luggage storage at Lima’s Jorge Chavez International Airport

Luggage storage at Lima’s Jorge Chavez International Airport

Important Update: The luggage storage service has relocated to the new terminal and now accepts all major credit cards!

Luggage Storage

Lima’s Jorge Chavez Airport has been recognized as one of the best in Latin America year in and year out. But let’s say you have a long, long layover in Lima and don’t want to sit around. You want to get out to see the city, but don’t know what to do with your suitcases.

Well, there is a solution: the luggage storage (“left luggage”) in the lower arrivals area of Jorge Chavez International Airport.

If you have several hours between flights, Fertur can arrange a tour of Lima, a visit to the Larco Museum, which is just 30 minutes from the airport, or lunch or dinner at a fine restaurant.

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New Location & Hours

The luggage storage facility is now located on Level 1 of the new terminal, next to International Arrivals. The service operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

The luggage storage service has moved to the terminal at Jorge Chavez International Terminal - Level 1
To view the new Jorge Chavez International Airport terminal interactive map CLICK HERE!

We do not run the the luggage storage service at Jorge Chavez International Airport, but we can tell you that it is OPEN with service available 24 hours a day!

Current Pricing (As of June 2025)

Exchange Rate: As of June 13, 2025, 1 Peruvian Sol (PEN) = approximately $0.275 USD

Warehouse Storage (Shelves)

Small piece of luggage (hand luggage, handbags, etc.):

  • Per hour: S/. 8.00 (~$2.20)
  • Per day: S/. 48.00 (~$13.20)

Large piece of luggage (hold suitcases, large backpacks, etc.):

  • Per hour: S/. 16.00 (~$4.40)
  • Per day: S/. 96.00 (~$26.40)

Locker Storage

Personal lockers:

  • Per hour: S/. 20.00 (~$5.50)
  • Per day: S/. 100.00 (~$27.50)

Locker dimensions: 45cm (width) x 75cm (height) x 60cm (depth). Each locker can fit approximately 3 pieces of hand luggage.

Special Items

Large items (bicycles, surfboards, TVs 32″ and larger):

  • Per hour: S/. 20.00 (~$5.50)
  • Per day: S/. 100.00 (~$27.50)

Payment & Policies

Major Credit Cards Accepted – All major credit cards are now accepted
Cash Payment – Peruvian Soles or US Dollars
Payment on Pickup – You pay when claiming your bags
Group Discounts Available – Ask at the facility for bulk storage discounts

Requirements & Restrictions

Required for Storage:

  • Valid passport or ID required
  • Payment upon pickup of luggage
  • One day = 24 hours

Items NOT Accepted:

  • Valuables
  • Food items
  • Weapons
  • Drugs
  • Flammable materials

Additional Terms:

  • Baggage must be claimed within a maximum period of one month
  • Lockers feature double-lock system (customer keeps one key)
  • 10 minutes tolerance for pickup
  • Security cameras in operation

Contact Information

  • Phone: +51 922 559 112 (WhatsApp)
  • Email: guardianiaequipajes @ gmail.com
  • Location: Level 1, Jorge Chavez International Airport (new terminal), next to International Arrivals

Note: Fertur Peru Travel is NOT the proprietor or manager of this service. This information is provided for traveler convenience only.

Information Updated: June 2025

Let us know if there are any tours you would like to take during your layover in Lima. Just reach out to us through Whatsapp or our Contact Us form.

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Authored by: Rick Vecchio

Rick Vecchio, Fertur's director of development and marketing, was educated at the New School for Social Research and Columbia Graduate School of Journalism. He worked for Pacifica Radio WBAI and as a daily reporter for newspapers in New Jersey, New York and Massachusetts. Then in 1996, he decided it was time to realize a life-long dream of traveling to Peru. He never went back. While serving as Peru country manager for the South American Explorers from 1997-1999, he fell in love with Fertur's founder, Siduith Ferrer, and they married. Over the next six years, he worked as a correspondent for The Associated Press. Meanwhile, Siduith built the business, which he joined in January 2007. Now he designs custom educational and adventure tour packages for corporate and institutional clients, oversees Fertur's Internet platform and occasionally leads special trips, always with an eye open for a good story to write about.

There are 8 comments for this article
  1. Dominic Luciano at 5:31 pm

    This info is no longer accurate. The bag storage is no longer there

  2. Rick Vecchio Author at 10:24 am

    Eeek! They’ve gone and closed it down for relocation!

  3. Rick Vecchio Author at 10:47 am

    We are told the new “deposito” for stored luggage should be reopened by next week on the International Arrivals side of the terminal.

  4. Ian Rasmussen at 3:53 pm

    We would like to leave a bag for 12 days.
    Can anyone tell me. if the deposit is open and how much it would cost?

  5. Anna at 2:06 pm

    I would warn against this laggage: you can simply get in trouble while trying to get your baggage back.

    While depositing I explicitly asked them, when they said that I ll pay when I come back, if they accept my card. Sometimes it is not the case abroad. They said yes.

    Well, when I tried to get my luggage back, it appeared that they don’t. On my reminder tgat I asked them about it while depositing,and if they said it then, I would not have left it at all, they said “IT’S NOT MY PROBLEM”.

    So in a hour before flight I had hard time arguing with them to get my luggage back.

  6. Anna at 4:41 pm

    I would warn against this luggage: you can simply get in trouble while trying to get your baggage back.

    While depositing I explicitly asked them, when they said that I ll pay when I come back, if they accept my card. Sometimes it is not the case abroad. They said yes.

    Well, when I tried to get my luggage back, it appeared that they don’t. On my reminder tgat I asked them about it while depositing,and if they said it then, I would not have left it at all, they said “IT’S NOT MY PROBLEM”.

    So in a hour before flight I had hard time arguing with them to get my luggage back.

  7. Mary at 8:04 pm

    Hi, is this luggage storage still open?

  8. Kay at 11:26 am

    Is this still open??? Do they take major credit card?? Thanks.

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