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Live fares to Trujillo load the moment you search. In the meantime, here is what to know about flying to Trujillo from London.
Average daytime temperature and monthly rainfall across the year, so you can pick the best time to fly. Source: long-term climate normals.
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27°C
16/10/2026
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27°C
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27°C
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Trujillo is Peru's third city and the cultural capital of the north coast, prized by travellers for its adobe pyramids, colonial mansions and the laid-back surf village of Huanchaco next door. There are no nonstop flights to Trujillo from the UK, so every UK itinerary routes through Lima before a short domestic hop north. It's a rewarding add-on to any Peru trip, or a destination in its own right for anyone drawn to pre-Inca history and desert-coast scenery.
Trujillo sits on Peru's arid northern coast, so it stays largely dry and mild all year, unlike the Andes or the Amazon. December to April brings the warmest, sunniest days and is the most popular window for beach time in Huanchaco. May to November is cooler with more cloud cover, similar to (though milder than) Lima's winter greyness, but archaeological sites are just as enjoyable and flights can be better value. Whatever the month, check the When to book chart above for how fares are trending before you commit to dates.
No airline currently flies direct from the UK to Lima, so travellers connect via a European or North American hub. Iberia (via Madrid), KLM (via Amsterdam) and Air France (via Paris) all offer one-stop routings to Lima, while American, United and Delta run connections via US gateways such as Miami, Houston or Atlanta. From Lima, LATAM Perú and the low-cost carrier Sky Airline operate the short domestic sector to Trujillo, taking around 1 hour 15 minutes. All told, expect a journey time of roughly 18-22 hours from the UK depending on your connection and layover.
Trujillo rewards a few days' exploring, blending Moche and Chimú history with easy coastal charm. Highlights include:
Capitán FAP Carlos Martínez de Pinillos International Airport lies around 13km from Trujillo's city centre, roughly a 15-20 minute drive. Official airport taxis and registered remise cars operate from a counter just outside arrivals, and many hotels can arrange a pre-booked transfer. Ride-hailing apps also work in Trujillo, though it's worth agreeing a fare with airport taxis before setting off, as is standard practice locally.
UK passport holders do not need a visa for tourist visits to Peru; an entry stamp is issued on arrival, though it's worth checking current entry rules before you travel as permitted stay lengths can change. The currency is the Peruvian Sol (PEN); cards are widely accepted in central Trujillo and hotels, but it's useful to carry some cash for markets, taxis and smaller cafes. No vaccinations are mandatory for the coastal region, though hepatitis A and typhoid are commonly recommended alongside routine jabs - yellow fever is only relevant if you're continuing on into the Amazon. As with most of coastal Peru, stick to bottled or purified water.
Your allowance to Trujillo depends on the airline and the fare you book. The table below shows typical long-haul allowances so you know roughly what to expect — always confirm the exact limits with your airline before you fly.
| Fare type | Hand baggage | Checked baggage |
|---|---|---|
| Basic / Light economy | 1 small under-seat bag | Usually none — add for a fee |
| Standard economy | 1 cabin bag + 1 personal item | Typically 1 × 23 kg |
| Premium economy | 1–2 cabin bags + personal item | Typically 2 × 23 kg |
| Business / First | 2 cabin bags + personal item | Typically 2 × 32 kg |
Indicative only. Allowances vary by airline, route and fare — always check your airline's baggage policy.
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