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Francisco Valle Riesta 576, Lima, Peru
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Any good flight company go directly to Nasca line without taking 5 hours bus to Ica then get on the flight?
Thanks for your kindly attention and advice!
I looked at this a few years ago, when we were planning our trip to Peru (and ended up skipping Nasca because the timing did not work out). There seemed to be two options - one was to get to the Nasca area and take a flight from the local airport and the second had flights leaving from the Lima airport.
There are not flights from Lima to Ica.
This was a small company that left from the Lima airport, overflew Nasca and then returned to Lima. We were there 4 years ago, so things may have changed.
There are no commercial flights to nazca from Lima. Pretty much have to go by bus. There are however sightseeing flights from Lima back to Lima by Aro Condor.
http://www.aerocondor.com.pe/es/inicio.php
There is a small airport in nasca but only for small aircraft. You can get flights in Nazca on small aircraft once you are there, and i have to tell you, seeing the lines from the ground is great, but you do not get the concept unless you fly over the area. My suggestion is to take the bus ride and then take a flight once you are there. It is worth the hassle.
Thank you all.
there is one service that works from Lima but has a minimun of 6-8 people to operate, if flies to Ica and then you take another aricraft to Nazca all in one day. i believe the company is called nazca conexxion
Both of the company you guys are mention has stop the flight:
This is what Nazca tell me:
From Lima to Nazca no flight. The flight over the lines is taken at the airfield of Nasca Maria Reich
As you may or may not know, hygiene standards here are somewhat lower than you may be used to. So finding a clean toilet can be a challenge...
Tip! Go have a tea (or coffee, or soft drinks...) at the Sheraton Hotel, and while there use the clean toilets - you don't know when you will see another one...
Lima is not an idillic place for Pacific Ocean beaches. Anyway, if you are in need, the best beaches in town are those in Miraflores and Barranco. They are black pebbles beaches, narrow and not very pleasant for sunbathing, as they get crowded in summer.
For better beaches, you have to go out of Lima, like Punta Hermosa, San Bartolo, Pico Alto or Punta Rocas. Though there are public buses, hiring a car wuld be a good option for a daytrip there.
Aura is a Disco situated in Larcomar.
There you can listen very good music and of course move your body!
People in Aura is very nice and for sure you will dance with somebody.
Peruvian people is COOL!!!!! Good Dress....casual......but good
I've already talked about the fresh juices that you can get everywhere in Peru, but I didn't explain how to take them with you, as they're served in a glass that is washed once you finish and remains at the juice cart.
One morning we got a late start to the beach (my fault), so we wanted to take our food with us to get as much sun as possible. I asked Luis if I could get juice to go since I didn't see any plastic cups. He said, "yeah, they'll put it in a bag for you." I rolled my eyes, thinking he was trying to trick me (I can be a bit gullible at times) and ordered juice to go. Sure enough, they gave it to me in a bag!
You hold one corner up, make a hole in it with a straw, and then drink out of the bag. I felt kind of silly, but we saw a girl in Huaraz do it too.
Nice photo, Luis. :)
I saw this Indian restaurant on my first day when I was heading to my hotel from the airport, however could not locate it.
On the last day I happened to pass it so decided to check it out and have dinner.
The food was very, very mediocre and expensive for an indian restaurant. Some of the dishes were downright far from the original.
However if you are really craving for Indian food by all means stop by. None, didn't find anything worth make a trip here to eat.
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