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Two days from Lima take you from seabird islands to desert oases and an aerial view of the Nazca Lines. Expect early starts, a coastal boat ride, winery stops, a Nazca overflight, and dune buggies at sunset.
Two days from Lima take you from seabird islands to desert oases and an aerial view of the Nazca Lines. Expect early starts, a coastal boat ride, winery stops, a Nazca overflight, and dune buggies at sunset.
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Operated by Inca Trilogy Tours · Paracas, Ica
Before dawn the highway out of Lima shrinks into a ribbon of headlamps and dust; by mid-morning the cold Pacific wind has a bite and the Ballestas Islands loom like pumiced silhouettes against the horizon. A modern boat cuts through kelp beds where pelicans and boobies ride the thermals, and the Candelabra geoglyph watches from a sun-bleached bluff. Later the scrub gives way to golden dunes at Huacachina, where off-road buggies climb steep ridgelines and the desert wind pushes you to the lip of a perfect sunset.
moderate.
2 days.
Suitable for travelers in average fitness who can board boats, take short walks, and ride in dune buggies; long bus transfers require endurance.
Yes — you must present your passport for the Nazca overflight registration and boarding procedures.
Flights follow strict small-aircraft procedures but can be bumpy; not recommended for pregnant travelers or those with serious cardiovascular issues.
Yes, but transportation with the tour is scheduled to return to Lima; request luggage arrangements in advance if you plan to remain in Huacachina.
The itinerary includes breakfast and one lunch; other meals are either included at specific stops or available to purchase locally as noted.
The Ica valley’s vineyards date to colonial-era haciendas; Nazca’s geoglyphs were etched between 500 BCE and 500 CE and served astronomical or ritual purposes still debated by researchers.
Paracas is part of a marine reserve protecting seabird colonies and marine mammals; stick to marked viewing protocols and avoid littering to reduce tourist impact.
Inca Trilogy Tours operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
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