Spend a night under stars in an imported canvas tent after dune-buggy runs and sandboarding on some of Peru’s highest coastal dunes. This practical overnight glamping trip combines adrenaline with comforts like a private chef and morning transfers back to Ica.
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You arrive as the sun is slipping toward the dunes and the desert exhales heat that has held the day. Dune buggies arc across the slopes, sand spitting like applause, and the small lagoon of Huacachina reflects a sky going cold-blue. By the time you settle into an imported canvas tent with a memory-foam mattress, wind and stars are the evening’s company.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
15–16 hours
Fitness Level
Suitable for travelers in average physical condition; activities include short board runs and easy walking on sand.
Wildlife
History
Huacachina formed around a freshwater spring long used by local communities; the surrounding Ica valley has a strong colonial-era vineyard and irrigation history.
Conservation
The oasis is sensitive to groundwater and tourist pressure; follow leave-no-trace rules, avoid extra campfires, and use local guides who support sustainable practices.
Reserve your spot on the Glamping in Huacachina Desert today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Book tent and meal options in advance
Quotas for Sibley-style tents are limited; confirm sleeping and meal selections when you reserve to avoid disappointment.
Bring layered clothing
Daytime is hot but nights are cool—pack a light insulating layer for post-sunset comfort in camp.
Protect against sun and sand
High-SPF sunscreen, sunglasses, and a buff or gaiter will keep sand and UV at bay during dune activity.
Secure personal items
Dune buggies are bumpy—use zipped pockets or a small drybag for phones, passports, and meds.
Closed-toe shoes with good grip
Protects feet from hot sand and provides traction for walking on steep dunes.
High-SPF sunscreen & sunglasses
Essential under the intense coastal desert sun during buggy and boarding sessions.
summer
Light insulating layer (fleece or jacket)
Evening temperatures can drop; a layer keeps you comfortable at camp.
winter
Small drybag or zipped pouch
Keeps valuables sand-free and secure during dune buggy rides.