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The trips worth crossing Peru for.
The 12 most popular nazca tours in Peru. The ones travellers rate highest, with prices, how long they take and who runs them.
A 35-minute Nazca Lines flight over 14 famous geoglyphs, with shared small-plane views, clear pilots, and cash-and-weight logistics to plan for.
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Small-group Nazca Lines overflight with expert headset guidance, window seats for every passenger, and easy hotel-to-airport transfers.
“Juan Carlos was great, very informative, explaining what to expect during the flight and giving tips on how to avoid feeling sick. The flight itself was very good, we saw all the different figures. Would recommend this flight very professional and felt very safe.”
Nazca’s Cahuachi pyramids and textile visit from Nazca: guided desert history, views, and a short museum stop for $45.
“Carlos is so knowledgable and personable. We felt very comfortable around him. Would highly recommend this for people who want to see something different from the Nazca lines, exceptional experience.”
Nazca tour to Chauchilla Cemetery to see 1,000+ year mummies, then a pottery workshop, with hotel pickup in 150 minutes.
7-hour Nazca flight from Ica: small plane, panoramic windows, live commentary, 35 minutes overhead, plus Nazca lunch time.
Fly 30 minutes over Peru’s Nazca Lines in a small Cessna, spotting condors, spiders, monkeys and more, with Nazca hotel pickup.
Full-day Nazca Lines overflight from Lima with an early pickup, guided visit to the María Reiche museum, and huge animal figures from the sky.
Small-group overflight of the Nazca Lines from Nazca, with a guided briefing, documentary, and 35 or 60-minute flight options.
Nazca Lines from the air plus Huacachina dune action, buggy rides, and sandboarding on a long day from Lima.
Hop from Nazca to a small-aircraft flight over 13 key Nazca Lines, with panoramic windows, expert English/Spanish narration, and a flight certificate.
Guided Nazca Lines tour with the Maria Reiche Museum and 20-meter tower views, hotel pickup, and small-group history in 3 hours.
Walk Nazca Lines to the Mirador for up-close geoglyphs, plus the María Reiche museum and a hill viewpoint where lines converge.
From the Inca heartland to the coast and the cloud forest, and every way to reach it.
