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

Mystery Peru is a local Nasca agency that we booked several tours through including: - overflights of Nasca Lines - personal guided tour of Nasca Museum, - Cantallo Aqueduct system - personal guided tour of Chauchillo Cemetery - car and driver from Nasca to Arequipa - tour to the Colca Canyan from Arequipa - tour of Lake Titicaca Enrique, the... more

Its a unique experience to see the Nazca lines from a small plane, but if you have a weak stomach do not do it. more

My husband and I were recently on vacation in Peru. We had a great time, Peruvian Oddyssey did a wonderful job with all of our arrangements, except for the Aero Condor flight over the Nazca Lines. We flew from Lima to Ica in a small plane with about 15 other tourists. On the way to Ica the plane few over... more