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Nazca, located on the southern coast of Peru, is famous for its enigmatic Nazca Lines, a set of gigantic geoglyphs drawn in the desert more than 1,500 years ago by the ancient Nazca civilization. These impressive figures, which include representations of animals, plants, and geometric shapes, can only be fully appreciated from the air, covering an area of approximately 517 km². Their purpose remains a mystery, with theories ranging from astronomical calendars to sacred rituals. In addition to its lines, Nazca is home to other attractions such as the Cantalloc Aqueduct and pre-Hispanic cemeteries.
Experience the thrill of flying over one of the most fascinating mysteries in history in a unique desert landscape with Inca Peru Travel. Book your adventure now!
We will start the tour in the morning with pick-up from your hotel in Miraflores or San Isidro in the city of Lima, and then travel for approximately five hours along the South Pan-American Highway to Nazca. Upon arrival at the María Reiche airfield, we will carry out the registration process and you will receive a brief informative talk before boarding the plane. The overflight lasts around 35 minutes and allows you to admire the iconic figures of the Monkey, the Hummingbird, the Spider, the Astronaut, and many more, while enjoying a spectacular view of the arid Peruvian desert. After this exciting experience, you will have free time for lunch at a local restaurant (lunch not included). Finally, we will begin the return to Lima, arriving at night.
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The bus trip from Lima to Nazca takes approximately 6 hours by the Pan-American Highway.
The overflight lasts approximately 35 minutes, enough time to observe the main figures.
Flights depart from the María Reiche Aerodrome in Nazca.
Among the most famous figures are the monkey, hummingbird, spider, condor, astronaut, and dog, among others.
Yes, authorized airlines comply with strict safety protocols and pilots are highly trained.
It is recommended not to eat excessively before the flight, and it is not suitable for people with heart problems or severe vertigo.
The best time is in the morning (between 8:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m.), when there is better visibility and less turbulence.
No, lunch is at the passenger’s expense, but a restaurant in Nazca is suggested before returning to Lima.
Yes, it is allowed, but it is recommended to use a camera with a stabilizer and adjust the settings well before the flight.
Yes, some travelers choose to visit the Nazca Lines Viewpoint, the Cantalloc Aqueducts, or the Chauchilla Cemetery.
We are Inca Perú Travel certified tour operator, we offer tours to different destinations in Peru, as well as cultural experiences, adventure tours, gastronomic tourism and our most recent experiential and community tourism tours.
