Having been to Peru 10 years ago, I was determined not to miss seeing the Nazca Lines on this trip with my wife. Our guide and travel agent, Monica Velasquez - [--] -highly reccomended - had arranged everything in advance. We even got "the patch" for motion sickness as we were warned that the plane circles and weaves around the... more

The city is terrible and very scary, but the hotels are very nice and resort style. Hotel Alegria and Nazca lines hotel both have good restaurants. The Nazca lines airplane ride is very fun and interesting. We also took a tour to see the Aqueducts of Nazca, along with somes ruins (about $10), and it was an excellent tour! I... more

Hi, Through our tour company representative, we arranged for a driver and van to pick us up from our hotel and take us to Nazca and reserve an overflight for us (US $300). We were picked up from our hotel in Lima at 0430 hours. However, it was obvious that the driver was sleepy and once out of Lima appeared... more

The famous Nasca lines are completely uninteresting. Skip them !!!! Two ways to see the lines: - the mirador (only 3 figures can been observed) - an expensive flight There is nothing to see/do in Nasca Don't go!!!! more

We were touring Peru last month after having unsuccessfully tried to book a Lima-Nasca-Lima flight from the USA. Aerocondor is out of business. AeroIca no longer flies from Lima. I found an airline called AeroMoche at the Lima airport that supposedly had flights, but could find no personnel. So we flew to Chiclayo in Northern Peru, and had a great... more

We also did Nasca Lines from Lima in one day. It is great to save time but there were several problems and the next time I would check better. We booked a tour with Trips and Travels through Go2Peru. The agency sent us a private car with a driver. The driver was only one and imagine, he had to do... more

We recently organised a one-day tour, Lima to Ica, flight over the Nasca Lines and return to Lima through [---] which we would recommend to others. The driver and English speaking guide picked us up from our Lima hotel early in the morning then followed a comfortable 4hr drive in a minibus to Ica airport. We were soon up in... more

this so called zoo is bad a poor condor is stuffed in to a cage with just a few rocks and a man goes in to the cage with a tin tray to frighten the bird in to spreading his wings so tourests can take a photo its awful , there are lama there as well they have such teeth... more

Traditionally the Nazca Lines have only ever been accessible by a lengthy bus ride from Lima followed by a night over in Nazca before seeing the awe-inspiring lines. Now however, a new option is available to those who want to avoid the tiring and often cumbersome bus ride – a flight from Lima directly to Ica and onwards over Nazca... more