Peru · NAZCA TOURS
Thirty minutes, six seats and a lot of banking turns. The 15 below cover flights out of Nazca and the longer runs from Lima, Paracas and Ica, with prices, timings and which ones add the Maria Reiche viewing tower.
Review of Peru Hop’s 2-day Lima tour to Paracas, Huacachina, and the Nazca Lines, with practical tips on costs, timing, and motion sickness.
“great expr with peruhop. very well coordinated for pickup, travel, sightseeing, activities, food suggestions etc. Maverik was great tour guide.”
Review of the 35-minute Nazca Lines flight from Nazca, with flight views, costs, airport fees, delays, motion sickness tips, and booking advice.
“The departure was a few hours delayed as they hadn’t received the necessary fuel for the planes the day before, but we still got to fly and the lines were beautiful. Everyone was kind and helpful and the guides were great.”
A practical 3-day Peru Hop tour from Lima to Paracas, Huacachina, and Nazca, with wildlife, dunes, pisco, and a Nazca Lines flight.
“Very nice and interesting tour. More likely extra pay excutrsion in Parakas (Golden Shine Coast or smth.) But main tour was cool too. Worth the money and Great organization”
Review of Peru Hop’s 4-day Lima tour to Paracas, Huacachina, Pisco, the Nazca Lines, and Cantalloc Aqueducts.
“We booked our tour through Viator, but it is coordinated through Peru hop so our itinerary varied from that who’s was published by Viator. We still got to see everything which is what was important to us. The boat tour to see the penguins and sea lions was really cool. The dune buggy riding and sand sledding was a lot more fun than I had feared. lol Flying over the Nasca lines was a once in a lifetime opportunity. We enjoyed this tour very much!”
Review of Lima’s Nazca Lines flight and Huacachina dune tour, with honest advice on price, timing, motion sickness, comfort, and value.
“The tour organizers were professional, organized and the guides were great. We were "on time" all day. The Nasca Lines are amazing to see. I would suggest you see them. I would also suggest you do it over 2 days. It was too much driving to go there and back to Lima in one day. It's not the tour operator's fault. That is just the nature of how far away it is. If I could do it over, I would still use this company but spread the trip out over 2 days. But for this particular tour, just expect that the focus/priority is to get you there and back in…”
Review of Aeronasca’s Nazca Lines flight and Cantalloc Aqueducts tour, with route details, value advice, timing tips, and booking guidance.
“Unforgettable experience. The sick bag was not required but it was a near thing. The astronaut looks dubious the others are more plausible.”
Review of Lima’s long day trip to Ballestas, Nazca Lines, and Huacachina, with practical advice on cost, timing, flights, and what to expect.
“Once in a life time trip! The longest day trip ever (got up 3 am, guide and driver pick up at the hotel by 3:30 am, back to the hotel around 11 pm). Drove probably more than 1000 km. It’s amazing how to combine three sites so precisely and timely for the entire trip. The guide, Christian B was great, knowledgeable, and courteous. The driver was amazing, since some part of the road were not in good shape. Overall an excellent choice, highly recommended!”
Review of a private Lima day trip to the Nazca Lines, Pisco vineyards, and Huacachina, with practical advice on cost, timing, and comfort.
“Ronald and Weldon were fun, flexible, and knowledgeable. They were friendly and easy to be with. Ronald has the perfect personality for the job. He was always checking to be sure we were doing what we wanted to do and assessing what would be the best thing for us to do next. The tour was not preset, but accommodated what interested us most. Weldon could drive nascar. Worth every penny”
Review of Lima’s Ballestas Islands, Nazca Lines flight, and Huacachina day tour, with practical advice on timing, cost, motion sickness, and value.
“We had a wonderful day and overall great experience. We were able to see a lot in a very short amount of time, but the pace felt rushed throughout the day. We even ended up paying our tour operator and driver extra just so we could stop for food at the end, as no time had been carved out for meals. That said, the tours at each location were truly 5-star and a definite highlight. We just wish we had a bit more time to enjoy each stop without feeling so rushed. Hats off to our driver—he was incredibly fast!”
Review of Lima’s 14-hour Nazca Lines and Ballestas Islands tour, with flight tips, wildlife highlights, costs, timing, and practical advice.
“It was a very long day as expected with mainly driving/boating. You will be in a 10 seat airplane and have 20 seconds to look for the Nazca Lines and take a picture if your lucky. You will not have an opportunity to see all the lines. Wear a nose/mouth mask on your journey to Ballestas Islands because the bird poop really stinks! You are also in a small boat with no bathroom or overhead so watch out for bird poop droppings. Basically you are paying for the transportation service and the plane and boat people are your guides.”
Review the 18-hour Nazca Lines and Huacachina tour from Lima, with flight tips, dune buggy thrills, costs, timing, and practical advice.
“The tour day was very long, and was well worth the effort. Sonya was an informative and friendly guide. The Nazca Lines flight is not for the faint of heart or for those who are prone to motion sickness. And the Huacachina buggy ride feels like a roller coaster ride. We saw beautiful places and had a great experience.”
Fly over the Nazca Lines, ride Huacachina dunes, taste pisco, and reach Lima sooner on this full-day Peru adventure from Pisco Airport.
“We got a text the night before confirming our pick up at 5am. Alexandra met us out side our hotel and the driver (Kemsi, I think his name was) came a few minutes later to pick us up. The car had bottles of water for us and breakfast. Alexandra told us our itinerary for the day on the way to the Oasis. On our journey she guided us through the history and geography of Peru. She was very knowledgable and answered all the questions we had. At the oasis we took a tour around before heading up to the sand dunes where we went for a drive in the buggies…”
Explore Nazca’s Cahuachi Pyramids and Killaqmaky textile center on a 2.5-hour guided tour with hotel pickup and bilingual guides.
“Carlos was an excellent tour guide. top down he's probably one of the best English speaking person in Nasca and very knowledgeable about the history of the land. However, was a bit upset about the textile part. It was more of a tour than an actual workshop and felt a bit low effort. again Carlos was excellent just think it needs a bit of improvement on this part.”
Visit Nazca’s Chauchilla Cemetery, see ancient mummies, learn burial customs, and watch traditional pottery making for $40.
“Super visite, un guide super sympa qui donne toutes les explications nécessaires et du temps libre. Muchas Gracias”
Review of the Nazca Lines flight from Ica, including the 35-minute flight, transport problems, timing, value, and practical booking advice.
“The description of the tour is misleading and I believe that is intentional. The organiser mentioned the end time is 3:30pm in Ica, but that is totally inaccurate. We woke up at 6am and arrive the airdrome at 10am. The local operator said our flight will start in 1h20m (before noon), but after 1.5 hour, we asked and they said the organiser booked us a flight at 1 so the organiser knows we would not be back to ICA at 3:30pm definitely when the bus takes 2.5-3 hour to go between Ica and Nazca. After further discussion, the operator said the plane would land at 1:30pm but we would only…”
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