Lima → Paracas
Ballestas Islands by boat: sea lions, seabirds and the Candelabra geoglyph.
The south coast in 2 days
Marine wildlife, desert, adventure and the enigmatic Nazca Lines in a single journey.
Ballestas Islands by boat: sea lions, seabirds and the Candelabra geoglyph.
Sand buggy and sandboarding at Ica's famous desert oasis.
Night in Nazca and optional flight over the Nazca Lines.
After the flyover, return by private transport to Lima.
Overview
Discover the best of Peru’s southern coast on a 2-day private tour from Lima to Paracas, Huacachina and Nazca.
This journey combines marine wildlife, desert landscapes, adventure, history and the mysterious Nazca Lines in one unforgettable trip. Travel comfortably from Lima to the Ballestas Islands in Paracas, explore the desert oasis of Huacachina, enjoy a thrilling dune buggy and sandboarding experience, and continue to Nazca for the optional flight over the Nazca Lines.
Ideal for travelers with limited time who want to experience several of Peru’s most fascinating attractions in just two days.
Day by day
2 days exploring Paracas, Huacachina and Nazca from Lima.
Drive along the Panamericana Sur to Paracas, with a boat excursion to the Ballestas Islands. Continue to Ica to experience the Huacachina Oasis with a dune buggy ride and sandboarding, and end the day in Nazca.
Optional 30-minute flyover of the famous Nazca Lines, ancient geoglyphs declared a World Heritage Site. Then return by private transport to Lima.
What's included
Trip moments
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Before you pack
Eight small details that make a huge difference between 11,150 and 17,060 feet of altitude.
Carry it at all times: it is required for Machu Picchu and train tickets.
Trekking footwear for walking and exploring all the archaeological sites.
Keep your camera, hat, sunscreen and insect repellent close at hand.
Secure your Machu Picchu tickets several months ahead.
Bring your usual medicines and something for altitude sickness.
A reusable bottle and energy snacks for the long days.
Cash in soles for personal expenses, tips and handicrafts.
A shirt, socks, pants and a poncho for your day at Rainbow Mountain.