What does the name Nazca mean?

That the origin of the word NASCA could come from the words Nanascca, whose meaning is "sore or tormented" (past part of the verb nanay); Añasca, whose meaning is "land of skunks"; or Nasqa, which in the Quechua dictionary means "people of Peru submitted by Prince Ruka, son of Qhapax.

About Nazca

Taking a flight in a small plane to fly over the 322 kilometers of plateau south of Lima, will allow you to have a better perspective of the Nazca Lines, a set of World Heritage geoglyphs engraved on the stony surface of the desert plateaus. Both the creators and the meaning of these striking abstract and animal figures remain a mystery, but the truth is that their discovery, back in 1939, attracted a continuous flow of tourists who came to visit this small city, which is accessed by bus from Lima, Cuzco and Arequipa.

What you should know!

Flight operators offer safety and responsibility when it comes to making a tour through the air like this, being direct tour operators of the 13 most important Nazca lines. You will live a very fun tour that will leave you one of the best experiences of your life, we also have professional pilot-guides who are experts in the area, who will make you feel safe and confident.

Important:
1. Flight Time is assigned when Passengers arrive at the Airport.
2. Flight time is subject to weather and air traffic.
3. Transfers are only included IN NAZCA.
4. If the client weighs more than 95 Kg, he will have to buy an Additional position.

What to expect!

You will enjoy a 35 minute trip in the air, observing 13 amazing Nazca Lines, which are planned on both sides of the plane. The lines that you can admire are the following:
1. The whale.
2. The trapezoids.
3. The astronaut.
4. The dog.
5. The monkey.
6. The hummingbird.
7. The compass.
8. The condor.
9. The Spider.
10. Alcatraz.
11. The Papagallo.
12. The tree.
13. The hands.