Tickets to Nazca by bus
If you are looking to buy bus tickets to Nazca online, this information is for you. Nazca is one of the five provinces that make up the department of Ica, located in southern Peru. It is the second-largest province in the department in terms of geographical area. In this region, you will find renowned tourist attractions: the famous Nazca Lines and the geoglyphs of the Jumana plains, which can only be seen from the air. The geography of the Nazca province is characterized by valleys and rivers such as the Ingenio River (also known as Changuillo), Aja, Socos, Tierras Blancas, Taruga, Trancas, and Poroma. All of these rivers are tributaries of the Grande River basin. The region also features vast plains and hills typical of the coastal desert, with the San José plain being especially notable due to the presence of the iconic geoglyphs and Nazca Lines. To the east of the province, you can observe ravines that mark the beginning of the Andean foothills. Among the coastal geographic features, the San Fernando inlet and the bays of San Nicolás and San Juan stand out, located in the southernmost part of the province.
Terminal Nazca
Tourist places in Nazca
The Nazca Lines
The famous Nazca Lines are a set of geoglyphs in the desert that represent animals, geometric figures, and mysterious symbols. They are a UNESCO World Heritage Site and an archaeological enigma.
Cantalloc Aqueducts
These ancient underground aqueducts are an impressive irrigation system built by the Nazca culture. Visitors can explore the aqueducts and enjoy a walk through the area.
Antonini Museum
This museum offers a detailed view of Nazca culture and its history through a collection of ceramics, textiles, and archaeological objects, making the experience 100% educational. It is an essential educational place to understand the region.
Duna Cerro Blanco
Cerro Blanco is an impressive sand dune known as the highest dune in the world. It is a popular spot for sandboarding and enjoying panoramic views from the top.
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What our passengers say about Nazca
"Llegamos a tiempo para el sobrevuelo de las líneas. El viaje fue muy cómodo."
"Excelente opción para conocer las Líneas de Nazca. Bus limpio y personal amable."
Frequently asked questions about Nazca
Los pasajes a Nazca van desde S/45 hasta S/110 según el tipo de servicio. Es una parada obligada en el camino a Arequipa o Cusco.
El viaje de Lima a Nazca dura aproximadamente 7 horas. Es un viaje de día que te permite llegar y hacer el sobrevuelo el mismo día.
Nazca ofrece: las famosas Líneas de Nazca (Patrimonio UNESCO), el Mirador de las Líneas, los Acueductos de Cantalloc, el Cementerio de Chauchilla y el Museo María Reiche.
La mejor forma es un sobrevuelo en avioneta (30-35 minutos). También puedes verlas desde el Mirador Natural (gratuito) en la carretera, aunque solo se ven algunas figuras.
El sobrevuelo cuesta entre S/250 y S/400 por persona dependiendo de la temporada y la empresa. Incluye todas las figuras principales: colibrí, mono, araña, cóndor, etc.
Las primeras horas de la mañana (7-9 am) son ideales: menos turbulencia y mejor visibilidad. Evita volar después del almuerzo cuando hay más viento y calor.