Callao

Callao

Peru

Introduction to Port

Port Callao is a standout because it pairs modern, passenger-friendly terminals with direct access to Lima’s historic center and Peru’s celebrated cuisine, turning a port call into a gateway to a country of contrasts. Signature experiences begin the moment you step ashore: a short ride to Lima’s Plaza Mayor to admire colonial arches, the Larco Museum’s gold and ceramics, a tasting of ceviche and pisco sours in Miraflores, and a drive to Barranco’s bohemian lanes; perhaps a day trip to Pachacamac ruins or an Islas Palomino boat excursion to glimpse sea lions and penguins. The destination mix continues with world-class dining on land and aboard ships that visit Callao, where the port’s modern terminal features climate-controlled lounges, efficient security and customs flow, and clear signage that keeps you on schedule. Fleet features at Callao—accommodation for a wide spectrum of vessels, wide berthing spaces, and smooth gangways—mean ships can dock with ease, even during peak season. Onboard services shine with Peru-inspired menus, culinary demonstrations, performance evenings of Peruvian music and dance, enriched shore-excursion options, and onboard connectivity and comfort that let travelers savor the Pacific views as the city lights come alive after sunset.

Reasons
Reasons To Visit
Major Peruvian Port
Handles most of Peru's international shipping and trade.
Proximity to Lima
Ideal base to explore Lima's historic center and beaches.
Cultural and Historical Significance
Home to Indigenous communities and historic exploration routes.
Gateway for Seafood Cuisine
Access to renowned Peruvian seafood in local markets and restaurants.