Nazca Lines Overflight in a Cessna 207A with Certificate
From €112 per person
See availability →A Nazca Lines overflight in a Cessna 207A: 30 minutes over the 13 most important geoglyphs, hotel transfers both ways and a flight certificate to take home.
The Nazca Lines overflight is the quickest way to grasp how big these drawings are: half an hour in the air, with the whole desert laid out below. You are picked up at your hotel in Nazca and taken to Maria Reiche Neumann airport, where weighing and a few formalities come before boarding.
The plane is a Cessna 207A light aircraft with room for six passengers and two crew members. Every seat is individual and has a panoramic window, so both sides of the cabin get a clear view. The pilot, who speaks English and Spanish, flies you over the 13 most important lines, among them the condor, the spider, the monkey and the hummingbird, as well as the whale, the compass, the trapezoids and a large monkey. Along the way you hear some of the theories about the origin and purpose of the figures.
Back on the ground you receive a flight certificate and are driven to your hotel. Airport and tourist taxes, lunch and extra expenses are not included. The flight is not suitable for children under 8, people with heart problems, people afraid of heights or people with epilepsy.