Nazca Lines Flight plus Cantalloc Aqueducts Combo
From €166 per person
See availability →A Nazca Lines flight and Cantalloc aqueducts combo: about 30 minutes in a light aircraft over the geoglyphs, then the underground canals the Nazca people built.
This half-day combo joins the Nazca Lines flight and the Cantalloc aqueducts, so the same outing shows the desert drawings from above and the engineering that kept the Nazca civilization alive. A bilingual guide, English and Spanish, goes with you, and pickup is from a hotel in Nazca or from the bus terminal.
First, a light aircraft takes you for about 30 minutes over the lines, figures of people, animals and stylized plants among trapezoids, triangles and spirals, preserved for almost 2,000 years.
Then you drive to the Cantalloc aqueducts, an underground irrigation system from around A.D. 300. The canals are still used today, and the guide talks about ancient hydraulic engineering, irrigation and Nazca culture. The fields nearby grow cotton, corn and potatoes, depending on the season.
The whole outing lasts around four hours and ends back at your hotel or the bus terminal. Certificates for the overflight are included. The airport tax and tourist ticket, and the aqueduct entrance ticket, are paid separately.