Nazca Lines Flight from Huacachina with Chauchilla Visit
From €186 per person
See availability →A Nazca Lines flight from Huacachina or Ica: 35 minutes over the figures in a light aircraft, then the Cantalloc Aqueducts, a ceramic workshop and Chauchilla Cemetery.
This Nazca Lines flight from Huacachina starts on the road. The vehicle drives south past dunes, flat desert and little green farming patches, and after roughly ninety minutes you arrive at the María Reiche Aerodrome. After a short safety briefing you board a light aircraft with panoramic windows.
For 35 minutes the pilot makes gentle turns so the figures show clearly, such as the Condor, the Spider, the Hummingbird, the Monkey and the Astronaut, traced into the ground.
- The Cantalloc Aqueduct, an ancient underground water system of spiral channels that still supplies nearby villages
- A traditional ceramic workshop, where a local family demonstrates the old pottery methods, with natural pigments and symbolic motifs
- Chauchilla Cemetery, a burial ground in the desert holding mummies of the pre-Inca Nazca and Wari peoples
- A stop at the Nazca Lines viewpoint, a metal tower with a ground-level look at two more figures, the Tree and the Hands
A bilingual local guide (Spanish and English) accompanies the day, and an all-you-can-eat breakfast is included. Round-trip transport from Huacachina or Ica is part of the tour. Lunch, drinks, the airport tax and the entrance charge for Chauchilla and the aqueduct are extras. The day runs for about nine hours.