Top Ica Walking Tours

Come along to this fascinating full day tour in Huacachina from Lima. We visit Tacama which is the oldest vineyard in southamerica and sample different types of wine and pisco (Peruvian Brandy). We are guided for an expert to learn about the whole process. At the end of the tour you have the chance to have a fancy lunch at the beautiful restaurant into the vineyard. The second vineyard is a small, family-run bussines where Pisco and traditional red wine is produced using the same techniques that were used by the descendants of the Spanish Conquerors. We can see the clay jars known as “botijas” where the juice of crushed grapes is fermenting during March (harvest time), Our tour guide will explain you how this family make Pisco and traditional wine using the same techniques from one hundred years ago.

Venture down the Limay River in the Patagonian Steppe on a 4.5-hour guided rafting trip, featuring opportunities to view volcanic rock formations, the Patagonian countryside, and wildlife such as guanacos and birds from afar. The calm waters, stable raft, and small group of 15 people or fewer make this an ideal trip for first-time rafters of all ages and abilities.

Ica is more than just a good pisco: enjoy its landscapes, valleys and the incredible Huacachina Oasis all year round. Don't wait for the eve of that important date.

Venture off the beaten path and pay a visit to the remote Canyon of the Lost, located just outside Ica, on this full-day excursion. Join a small group and spend the day discovering ancient fossils, saltpeters, and the depths of the canyon. As you walk, your guide sheds light on the geological history of the area that stretches back over 10 million years.

If you want to know the city of Ica and experience it as a true place, you can not miss this opportunity, drink pisco, sandboarding and visit a mythical town will make you have a day full of adventures.

The tour begins in a producer of wine and pisco, products that have made the valleys of the Ica desert famous. Then you will visit "La Casa de las Tejas", where you will learn about the preparation process of this typical sweet from Ica, which consists of a piece of nuts or fruit, stuffed with a special white delicacy and bathed in white sugar-based candy. Thereafter is a visit to the sanctuary of the Lord of Luren, a dark-skinned saint from Ica, whose carvedimage was made in Spain in the year 1556. On the third Monday of October each year the image is taken from the church and carried through the streets of Ica accompanied by hundreds of devotees. Finally, you will visit Lake Huacachina. Originally an oasis in the middle of the desert, the lake is one of Ica´s major attractions. It is surrounded by large sand dunes and offers a variety of optional services: from good food to an adrenalin-stimulating sand buggy ride through the desert.