Nazca Lines Flight

Experience the mystery of ancient civilizations by taking to the skies above the Nazca Lines. The aerial perspective offers an unparalleled view of this UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Flight Over the Nazca Lines

Your adventure begins with a pick-up from your accommodation in Nazca or the nearby bus station, from where we will proceed to the María Reiche Neumann airport. Upon arrival, you'll complete a short registration process, preparing you for an exhilarating 30-minute flight showcasing the 13 most significant designs of the Nazca Lines.

Board a Cessna 207A light aircraft, which can accommodate six passengers and two crew members. Each seat is designed to provide panoramic views, ensuring that every traveler can fully appreciate the remarkable geoglyphs etched into the desert by the Nazca culture between 500 BC and 500 AD.

As you soar above, witness iconic shapes such as the condor, the spider, and the monkey, together with thirteen other distinctive geoglyphs that depict both flora and fauna intricately drawn in the landscape. Additionally, you'll gain insights into the theories surrounding their creation and significance.

Once your flight concludes, you'll return to the same airport, and we will escort you back to the original meeting point in Nazca. A flight certificate will be provided, allowing you to share this unforgettable experience with your friends.

Essential Information

The time chosen on the booking calendar refers to your pickup timing from your hotel, not the scheduled flight.After your reservation is made, we will confirm the actual time of your activity based on availability, weather conditions, and air traffic. Typically, flights are conducted from 9:30 am to 3:30 pm, with the exact timing communicated on the day of your tour.If your weight exceeds 95 kg (209 lbs), an extra seat must be purchased at the airfield to accommodate your flight.There is no age restriction for this activity; even young infants are welcome to fly.A valid identity document is mandatory.Please note that flight times may be influenced by prevailing weather conditions or air traffic control.