The program begins with a visit to the observation points, which include a total of four locations. Two of these are metal towers: from one, you’ll have a view of the Palpa Lines, while the second tower offers a clear sight of three iconic Nazca figures—the Frog, the Tree, and the Lizard. The Lizard is particularly interesting, as it was split in two by the Pan-American Highway, which was built before the geoglyphs were discovered in that exact spot. Afterward, you’ll visit a small hill, a unique vantage point where you’ll actually be standing above the lines, offering a one-of-a-kind experience

The flight over the Nazca Lines lasts approximately 30 to 35 minutes. You will board a 6-passenger Cessna plane, accompanied by the pilot and co-pilot, who will assist you in spotting the lines and point out their locations. To help you follow along, we recommend using the map we provide. While the flight itself is about 30 minutes long, Each passenger will have a window seat on the flight, ensuring a clear and unobstructed view of the Nazca Lines. Please note that there is a check-in process upon arrival. You will need to present your original identification document, and your declared weight will be verified on a scale. Afterward, you’ll make the payment for the airport taxes and proceed to the waiting area for your boarding call. The entire process typically takes about 2 hours.Important: The 77 soles entry fee is not included and must be paid directly at the airport. A passport is required to board. If your weight exceeds 110 kilograms, you may have to pay an additional fee.

After your flight, you'll have time to enjoy lunch before boarding your return bus, which departs Nazca at 2:30 PM.