Cantalloc Aqueducts and Needles Geoglyphs Tour with Paredones
From €36 per person
See availability →A Cantalloc aqueducts and needles geoglyphs tour in three stops: underground desert channels, a hilltop look at the Nazca Lines, and the Paredones ruins.
Three stops, one short outing: the Cantalloc aqueducts and needles geoglyphs tour pairs desert engineering with desert drawings. You are collected at your hotel in Nazca and driven, with an English- and Spanish-speaking guide, to the Cantalloc aqueducts, where the guide shows the system of underground channels the Nazca people built to bring water to the dry desert and explains how they were made.
- Cantalloc, with the desert scenery around the aqueducts
- the Nazca Lines needles, seen clearly from a small hill and at ground level
- Paredones, ancient ruins you can walk through
From the hill the guide goes through the different ideas about why the figures were made. At Paredones you wander among the old structures and hear about daily life and building skills. There is time along the way to take photos and ask questions.
The outing takes about two hours and ends with the drop-off at your hotel. Transportation is included. Food, drinks and extras are not, and the admission ticket is paid separately.