

by Adanny Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$170This full-day tour from Lima lasts about 16 hours and begins with a boat trip around the Ballestas Islands near Paracas. The sea tour takes around two hours and features more than 50 animal species, including sea lions and Humboldt penguins. The guide explains the "Candelabro" geoglyph and local marine wildlife during the boat ride. Next, the group visits Ica for about an hour and a half to tour a winery. There, participants learn the process of making pisco, Peru’s national spirit, and taste over 15 varieties of pisco and related drinks. The visit includes typical toasts but does not include lunch. The final stop is the Huacachina desert oasis, where guests spend about two hours walking around the oasis, sandboarding on non-professional boards, and riding buggies over sand dunes up to 150 meters high. The tour includes lifejackets for the Paracas boat trip, bottled water, alcoholic beverages, all fees and taxes, an official guide, buggies and boards for sandboarding, and air conditioning in the vehicle. Lunch is not included.
Las Islas Ballestas
The tour starts with a roughly two-hour boat trip around the Ballestas Islands. These islands host over 50 animal species, including families of sea lions and Humboldt penguins. During the sea tour, the guide explains the "Candelabro" geoglyph and describes the marine fauna inhabiting the area.
120 min
Ica
Next, the group visits a winery in Ica for about an hour and a half. Visitors learn about the production process of pisco, Peru’s national drink, and taste more than 15 types of pisco and pisco-based beverages. The tasting includes typical toasts. Lunch is not included.
90 min
Huacachina
The final stop is the Huacachina desert oasis, where guests spend about two hours. They walk around the oasis, try sandboarding using non-professional boards under the guidance of an instructor, and ride buggies over sand dunes reaching heights of up to 150 meters. The stop offers photo opportunities of the desert landscape.
120 min


by Adanny Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$170This full-day tour from Lima lasts about 16 hours and begins with a boat trip around the Ballestas Islands near Paracas. The sea tour takes around two hours and features more than 50 animal species, including sea lions and Humboldt penguins. The guide explains the "Candelabro" geoglyph and local marine wildlife during the boat ride. Next, the group visits Ica for about an hour and a half to tour a winery. There, participants learn the process of making pisco, Peru’s national spirit, and taste over 15 varieties of pisco and related drinks. The visit includes typical toasts but does not include lunch. The final stop is the Huacachina desert oasis, where guests spend about two hours walking around the oasis, sandboarding on non-professional boards, and riding buggies over sand dunes up to 150 meters high. The tour includes lifejackets for the Paracas boat trip, bottled water, alcoholic beverages, all fees and taxes, an official guide, buggies and boards for sandboarding, and air conditioning in the vehicle. Lunch is not included.
Las Islas Ballestas
The tour starts with a roughly two-hour boat trip around the Ballestas Islands. These islands host over 50 animal species, including families of sea lions and Humboldt penguins. During the sea tour, the guide explains the "Candelabro" geoglyph and describes the marine fauna inhabiting the area.
120 min
Ica
Next, the group visits a winery in Ica for about an hour and a half. Visitors learn about the production process of pisco, Peru’s national drink, and taste more than 15 types of pisco and pisco-based beverages. The tasting includes typical toasts. Lunch is not included.
90 min
Huacachina
The final stop is the Huacachina desert oasis, where guests spend about two hours. They walk around the oasis, try sandboarding using non-professional boards under the guidance of an instructor, and ride buggies over sand dunes reaching heights of up to 150 meters. The stop offers photo opportunities of the desert landscape.
120 min