Location: Cusco, Peru Currency: PEN S./ Peruvian Nuevo Sol
ATMs in Cusco Alejandro Velasco Astete Airport (CUZ) Locations & Hours
Here’s a complete list of ATMs located inside Cusco Alejandro Velasco Astete Airport (CUZ), plus additional ATMs and banks near Cusco Alejandro Velasco Astete Airport (CUZ) for convenient cash withdrawals before or after your flight.
Banco de Crédito del Perú (BCP) ATM — Public Arrivals (Landside)
- Location: Ground / arrivals level, public arrivals hall near the main exit (landside)
- Hours: Typically aligned with terminal access hours (often early morning to late evening, depending on flights)
Banco de Crédito del Perú (BCP) ATM — Departures / Check-in (Landside)
- Location: Departures/check-in side (landside), near the check-in counters (upper/departures level)
- Hours: Typically aligned with check-in/terminal access hours
BBVA ATM — Public Arrivals (Landside)
- Location: Ground / arrivals level, public arrivals hall near currency exchange/transport counters (landside)
- Hours: Typically aligned with terminal access hours
BBVA ATM — Departures / Check-in (Landside)
- Location: Departures/check-in side (landside), near the main circulation corridor to security
- Hours: Typically aligned with check-in/terminal access hours
Scotiabank ATM — Public Arrivals (Landside)
- Location: Ground / arrivals level, public arrivals hall (landside), close to the main passenger flow from baggage claim exit
- Hours: Typically aligned with terminal access hours
Scotiabank ATM — Departures / Check-in (Landside)
- Location: Departures/check-in side (landside), near check-in counters and airline offices
- Hours: Typically aligned with check-in/terminal access hours
GlobalNet ATM — Public Arrivals (Landside)
- Location: Ground / arrivals level, public arrivals hall near the main exit (landside)
- Hours: Typically aligned with terminal access hours
GlobalNet ATM — Departures / Check-in (Landside)
- Location: Departures/check-in side (landside), near the main walkway toward the security screening entrance
- Hours: Typically aligned with check-in/terminal access hours
Interbank ATM — Avenida El Sol banking corridor (near historic center)
- Location: Avenida El Sol area (central Cusco; ~10–20 minutes from CUZ by taxi)
- Hours: ATM access often extended; branch hours commonly Mon–Fri daytime (verify on arrival)
BCP ATM — Avenida El Sol banking corridor (near Plaza de Armas route)
- Location: Avenida El Sol area (central Cusco; convenient if you’re heading toward the center)
- Hours: ATM access often extended; branch hours commonly Mon–Fri daytime (verify on arrival)
BBVA ATM — Avenida El Sol banking corridor
- Location: Avenida El Sol area (central Cusco; ~10–20 minutes from CUZ)
- Hours: ATM access often extended; branch hours commonly Mon–Fri daytime (verify on arrival)
Scotiabank ATM — Avenida El Sol banking corridor
- Location: Avenida El Sol area (central Cusco; often the easiest “same-day backup” after arriving at CUZ)
- Hours: ATM access often extended; branch hours commonly Mon–Fri daytime (verify on arrival)
Banco de la Nación / MultiRed ATM — central Cusco government bank area
- Location: Banco de la Nación / MultiRed ATMs are typically found in central Cusco near government/banking areas (ask your driver to stop at “Banco de la Nación / MultiRed”)
- Hours: ATMs may be accessible beyond branch hours; branch hours commonly Mon–Fri daytime (verify on arrival)
GlobalNet ATM — near hotels and commercial streets between CUZ and the center
- Location: GlobalNet machines are common in commercial areas on the way from the airport toward the historic center (your driver can usually identify one quickly)
- Hours: Often 24/7 if street-accessible; otherwise aligned with the host location’s hours
ATM cluster near Plaza de Armas / shopping streets (multiple bank networks)
- Location: Plaza de Armas vicinity and adjacent shopping streets (central Cusco; a reliable fallback once you check in)
- Hours: Many ATMs are accessible late; exact access depends on whether the ATM is inside a vestibule/mall
Cusco Alejandro Velasco Astete Airport (CUZ) ATMs Walkthrough & Map
Follow the step-by-step walkthrough below to find ATMs when arriving at Cusco Alejandro Velasco Astete Airport (CUZ). For terminal maps and official airport info, visit Cusco Alejandro Velasco Astete Airport (CUZ) map/homepage.
International Arrivals (CUZ)
- After landing, follow signs for Arrivals.
- If your flight requires it, complete any Immigration steps first, then proceed toward Baggage Claim.
- Collect your luggage at Baggage Claim.
- Follow the exit flow to Customs (if applicable), then continue to the terminal exit.
- Once you step into the public Arrivals hall (landside), slow down and scan the wall areas and corners for ATM / Cajero signage.
- Head toward the currency exchange / transport counter zone (a common place for ATMs in compact Peruvian terminals).
- Use a bank ATM first (BCP/BBVA/Scotiabank) if available; use GlobalNet if the bank ATMs are busy or not working.
- Finish your withdrawal before walking outside—once outside, you may have to re-enter and pass security checks depending on crowd control.
Domestic Arrivals (CUZ)
- After landing, follow signs for Arrivals and Baggage Claim.
- Collect your luggage, then follow the flow toward the exit into the public Arrivals hall (landside).
- As you enter the public hall, look for ATM / Cajero signs or a small ATM cluster near the main exit.
- If you don’t see ATMs immediately, walk slowly along the public hall perimeter (walls/columns) toward the main exit.
- If the arrivals-hall ATMs are busy, walk toward the Departures / Check-in side of the terminal (usually a short walk in CUZ) where a second set of ATMs is often placed near the check-in area.
- Withdraw your cash, then return to the transport/taxi area outside.
Quick CUZ Landmarks That Mean You’re Close
- If you can see the main exit doors and transport/taxi counters, you’re in the right zone—ATMs are typically placed in or near this public hall.
- If you’re standing near the check-in counters (departures side), you’re also close to the other common ATM placement area.
- If you’re already outside by the pick-up lanes, turn back inside and scan for ATM / Cajero signs along the public hall walls.
Use the map below to find the nearest ATMs and banks near Cusco Alejandro Velasco Astete Airport (CUZ), especially if you can’t use the ATMs inside the airport or prefer to withdraw cash outside the airport.
ATM Withdrawal Tips & Advice for Cusco Alejandro Velasco Astete Airport (CUZ)
- Withdraw “taxi money” first, then do your main withdrawal in town: CUZ is close to the city, and airport ATMs can have higher fees or lower limits. A small withdrawal at CUZ is often enough for an authorized taxi, a SIM card, snacks, and a first-day tip fund.
- Expect early-morning crowds: Cusco has a heavy morning flight wave. If you land early, the ATM cluster in the arrivals hall can get lines—walk to the departures/check-in side to see if the second set is quieter.
- Watch for high-denomination notes: Airport ATMs in Peru often dispense larger notes. If you’re heading straight to a taxi or small shop, you may struggle to break a big bill—consider withdrawing a smaller amount, or use the currency exchange counter to break notes if needed.
- Prefer bank-branded ATMs (BCP/BBVA/Scotiabank) before GlobalNet: Many travelers report better limits and/or lower fees at large bank ATMs versus third-party networks. If you must use GlobalNet, check the on-screen fee carefully before confirming.
- Don’t accept Dynamic Currency Conversion (DCC): If the ATM offers to charge you in your home currency, choose soles (PEN) instead. DCC can add a hidden markup and is especially common on tourist routes like Cusco.
- Have a “near-airport” backup route ready: If all airport ATMs fail, ask your driver to stop at an ATM on Avenida El Sol (central banking corridor) on the way to your hotel—this is usually the quickest reliable fallback.
- If you’re going straight to the Sacred Valley: Withdraw at CUZ (even a small amount). Some Sacred Valley towns have fewer ATMs, and machines can run out of cash during peak season.
- Keep your receipt until you’re sure it posted correctly: If an airport ATM times out or doesn’t dispense cash, the receipt and exact time help your bank reverse a pending charge faster—especially important when you’re traveling onward the same day.
FAQs – Cusco Alejandro Velasco Astete Airport (CUZ) ATMs
Where are the ATMs located inside Cusco Alejandro Velasco Astete Airport (CUZ)?
Most ATMs are reported in the public landside areas: the public Arrivals hall near the main exit/transport counters and a second placement near the Departures/Check-in area.
Which ATM operators are commonly available at CUZ?
Airport guides most consistently mention BCP, BBVA (Banco Continental), Scotiabank, and GlobalNet inside the terminal.
Are CUZ airport ATMs open 24/7?
Usually not in a strict sense. Access commonly follows terminal opening hours and flight activity. If you arrive very late or very early, you may still find landside areas open, but availability can vary with operations.
Can I withdraw Peruvian soles (PEN) at CUZ?
Yes—CUZ airport ATMs are designed primarily for withdrawals in soles (PEN). Some machines may also offer USD depending on the operator and cash availability.
What fees should I expect at CUZ airport ATMs?
Fees vary by operator and can change. Expect the ATM to show the operator fee on-screen before you confirm. Bank ATMs in Cusco often fall in a mid-range fee band, while third-party networks can be higher—always read the confirmation screen.
What should I do if all airport ATMs are out of service or out of cash?
Use the quickest backup: ask your taxi/driver to stop at a bank ATM in the Avenida El Sol banking corridor or near Plaza de Armas after you leave the airport. These areas have multiple banks and ATMs close together.
Is there a “best” ATM to use at CUZ for travelers?
If you have a choice, many travelers prefer the big bank ATMs (BCP/BBVA/Scotiabank) first, then use GlobalNet as a backup. The best choice for you depends on fees displayed on-screen and any fee-waiver partnership your home bank has.
Will CUZ ATMs accept international cards?
Most machines typically accept major international debit/credit networks (for example, Visa/Mastercard), but acceptance depends on your card type and your bank’s travel settings.
Do I need cash immediately after arriving at CUZ?
Often yes for taxis, small purchases, or tips—especially if your plan is to go straight to the Sacred Valley. Withdrawing a small “arrival amount” at the airport is a common strategy.
Is there currency exchange as an alternative to ATMs at CUZ?
Yes, the public Arrivals hall commonly has currency exchange counters. Exchange rates may be less favorable than bank ATMs in town, but it’s a workable backup if ATMs fail or you need to break a large note.
Cusco Airport Related Services
- BOOK an AIRPORT HOTEL in Cusco or SLEEPING PODS
- RENT a CAR in Cusco Airport or BOOK a PRIVATE TRANSFER
- STORE your LUGGAGE in Cusco Airport or NEARBY
- BUY a LOCAL eSIM for Cusco, Peru or a GLOBAL eSIM