Private Transfers from Lima to Cajatambo, Huaraz, and Northern Peru

Skip the bus lines, avoid car rental hassles, and travel safely with a professional driver who knows the roads.

Quick Rate Guide

Sedan or SUV

Lima → Cajtambo = $550 one way, or (↔) round trip $900

Lima → Caral = $250 one way, or (↔) round trip $450

Paracas Starting at $180 one way. We must be out of our minds!

Other routes are still being finalized. Just click the WhatsApp links below and we’ll discuss your trip person-to-person.

Full Size Van ( 6 Passengers for best comfort)

Lima → Cajatambo = $850 one way or (↔) round trip $1,600

Peruvian law requires larger vehicles to provide two drivers for long trips, more than 5 hours during the day, or more than 4 hours at night.

What Makes Us Different

Why Travelers Book Gringo Taxis to Cajatambo

Direct to Cajatambo, Huaraz, Caral and many more!
No confusing transfers, no waiting around, just one smooth ride straight from Lima.

Your Schedule, Not Ours
You decide when to leave Lima. We’ll be ready when you are.

20+ Years Behind the Wheel
Your driver is a long-haul veteran who knows both Lima’s chaos and Peruvian Roads.

Special Notice: Cajatambo Festival , August 27 & 28

Book with confidence, and don’t miss the Cajatambo Festival! This is the perfect time to reserve your ride and experience local music, food, and celebrations while you’re here.

Online booking is coming soon, for now, reserve directly with the supplier (not through a tour agent). That means fair prices, no middlemen.

  • Flying into Lima (Jorge Chávez International Airport – LIM)
    Most travelers will arrive here. From Lima, the northern highlands are a long drive. Private transfers let you travel safely, with optional stops for photos or meals.

  • Optional regional airports (ATA – Huaraz, CJA – Cajamarca)
    For travelers connecting domestically. A private driver ensures smooth transfers to your final destination.

Note: Even if you decide to fly closer, most travelers still find themselves back in Lima before continuing north. Hiring a private driver directly from Lima gives you peace of mind, no rushing through airports, no red-eye flights, no stressful bus connections. Instead, you leave when you’re ready, after a meal or a rest, and enjoy the flexibility to stop along the way for photos, food, or just to stretch your legs.

Google map showing the route from Lima Peru to Cajatambo
The Route To Cajatambo can range from 5.45 hours to over 8 depending on weather and road conditions.

Traveling from Lima to Peru’s northern highlands can be unpredictable. Buses are often slow or crowded, and renting a car comes with hidden risks. With Gringo Taxis, you get a trusted Lima private hire who knows the roads from Lima to Cajatambo, Huaraz, and beyond, making your journey safe, comfortable, flexible, and unforgettable. For tips on avoiding unexpected issues when renting a car, check out our Peru traffic tickets and rental car guide.

Airports And Travel Options

Why Choose Gringo Taxis for Lima to Northern Peru Transfers?

Gringo Taxis offers a trusted private hire from Lima, ensuring a safe, comfortable, and flexible journey to Huaraz, Cajatambo, and beyond. Learn why our Lima Private driver is the smarter choice.

OptionComfortSafetyFlexibilityCost TransparencyTravel TimeReliability
Gringo Taxis (Private Driver)Comfortable modern vehicles, A/C, Wi-Fi, bottled waterFully legal, insured, licensed driversLeave when you want, stop for meals/photosFixed upfront priceFastest direct routeDriver waits for you, no risk of being left behind
Bus LinesCrowded, limited legroomMixed safety standards, risk of theftFixed schedules, no control over stopsLow price, but hidden fees (luggage, changes)Often slow with multiple stopsNo guarantee of seat preference or punctuality
Car RentalDepends on vehicle rentedDriving in Peru can be risky, mountain roads are challengingFreedom to drive yourselfDaily fees, insurance add-ons, depositsCan be slower if unfamiliar with roadsStressful, must navigate + deal with police stops
Informal DriversVaries widely, usually basic carsNo insurance, unlicensed, possible police issuesSome flexibility but unreliableNegotiated price, risk of scamsTime depends on driver’s knowledgeNo guarantee they’ll show up or finish the trip
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