Ballestas Islands, Winery & Nazca Lines Express Tour from Lima

Lima, Peru

15 hours (approx.)
Pickup offered
Group discounts
Mobile ticket
Offered in: English

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Overview

Head to Peru's countryside to visit two important landmarks—the Ballestas Islands and the Nazca Lines—on this private tour from Lima. Observe endemic species like sea lions and penguins at the Ballestas Islands, then board a flight to see ancient geoglyphs carved into the Nazca Desert. Conclude with a visit to a local winery featuring tastings of wines and piscos.

See a UNESCO World Heritage Site—the Nazca lines
Learn about Peru's history and culture from your guide
Breakfast, lunch, drinks, and wine tasting are included
A private tour ensures a personalized experience

What's Included

Tourist Transportation (Minivan or SUV)
Tour guide on board
Refreshing drinks on board.
Ballestas Islands Tour.
Nazca Lines Overflight.
Winery Tour & Tasting of local Piscos and Wines.

Taxes.

PEN93.00 per person
Breakfast & Lunch (Available to purchase).

Meeting and Pickup

Pickup points

Select a pickup point

Pickup details

• For pickups and drop offs from/to Lima Jorge Chavez Airport, Port of Callao and nearby hotels in Callao and San Miguel Area, please consider an extra fee per person (To be paid directly to your tour guide or driver).

Operating hours
.4:30 am

Itinerary

Las Islas Ballestas

2 hours • Admission Ticket Included

Nasca Lines

2 hours • Admission Ticket Included

Ica

2 hours • Admission Ticket Free

Additional Info

Confirmation will be received at time of booking
Not wheelchair accessible
Not recommended for travelers with back problems

Not recommended for pregnant travelers
Most travelers can participate
This is a private tour/activity. Only your group will participate

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Cancellation Policy

You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.

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Reviews

4.6

based on 5 reviews

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They showed up on time. ...

Keith_m, Sep 2022

They showed up on time. The vehicle used for all day had outstanding room for us to stretch out in. You get a driver and a tour guide all day. They took care of everything. They made excellent recommendations on where to sit on the boat, food, drink and more. An outstanding tour/experienced was delivered.

Response from Host, Sep 2022

We are so glad you enjoyed this experience. Thank you!

Is the Juice worth the Squeeze?

Michael_L, Sep 2021

This review is more about the event than the vendor. That said: we took this tour during the Time of Covid and the vendor had to do some gymnastics to get the tour to work and it did, sort of. For this they are commended. The guide and the driver were great. The guide was informative and informed. He was also flexible and when we came across a small flock of flamingos he was willing to stop so we could take pictures. But as for the event and my title: the juice was about an hour of seeing sights. The squeeze, however, was a very long day that started at 5 AM and ended at 9 PM. This included about 10 hours of driving about 600 km (~350 miles) over tedious road, mostly the Pan-American highway. The two sights: the Ballestas island with its marine and avian fauna and the Nazca lines are wonderful sights to see (the "winery" was a tourist trap -- although the lunch was good -- and it could have been skipped in its entirety, hence the "sort of" above). This event is a whole day for a very short time for seeing interesting stuff. The vendor's description is accurate but maybe not as informative as it could be on this point. As for the Nazca lines flight: If you are of a delicate constitution (which I am not) you might find yourself revisiting your last meal. The pilots do some aerial acrobatics so that each side of the plane can see about 13 of the more famous of the 100s of terraglyphs in the area but it was, umm, stressful. Eat light or not at all before is my recommendation. I took dramamine and was glad of it. The guide was also the pilot and his English was rough...so be prepared to find the glyphs with your eyes then in camera and shoot quickly as they go by fast. Again, the flight from Pisco Airport took longer than the overflight of the lines. However, unlike the Pan-American highway, there was some interesting scenery on the way and to that end I will recommend the flight later in the day because, on the way back, the sun casts interesting shadows on the landscape that were photo worthy...this was in early September... and can help take your mind off your queasy stomach...kinda. I am not at all sorry we did this excursion but it was a lot more downtime than I had expected.