HQ Villa in Lima, Peru

From the Airport:
We recommend taking a taxi from the airport. The combi-buses generally used very very cramped and go through some dangerous areas on the way in from the airport, as a result travelling with both backpacks and passports/all your money we consider to being both to high in risk and hassel. We can also arrange a secure taxi to pick you up, and remove some of that extra stress at the end of your Journey.
From the bus Stations:
Once again the safest option is always taxi, and will cost you between S/.8-10.
Alternatively the is the new Metropolitano Bus Route which runs though the centre of the city, And only cost S/.1.50 per journey. Ask the Bus station you are at where the closest metropolitan stop is (for most buses this is Javier Prado), and make your way there. There stop you need to get off at is Aramburu, If youre not sure what direction you need to go, just ask and theyll get you on the right bus. When you get out of the Aramburu station you need to turn right towards the Repsol gas station. Walk down the road in front of you (Av. Aramburu), its about 4 blocks until you come to Av. Ariquipa ( a duel carriageway with a cycle path walk way in the middle). Go straight across (and slightly left) onto Av. Santa Cruz. Walk down Av. Santa Cruz 2 blocks. Take the second left only Calle Santander, followed by an immediate right onto Calle Independencia. You should be behind the Orange conosev building now, And yes thats us over road. So knock on the Lions head, come on in and take a weight off.