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Discover Ica
Ica combines immense dunes, wine-making traditions and striking coastal landscapes. Huacachina lagoon is its best-known landmark and a base for winery visits, sandboarding and connections to Paracas and Nazca.
Ocean and desert
Marine adventure
Dune adventure
Coast and adventure
Private circuit
Peru essentials
Culture and tradition
History and culture
Desert geology
Ica welcomes visitors throughout the year because of its dry climate. April to November is generally milder, while the austral summer brings hotter days.
Expect abundant sunshine, dry air and a noticeable difference between daytime and nighttime temperatures. Carry water, a hat, sunglasses and sunscreen.
One or two days cover Huacachina and a pisco route. Allow three days when combining Ica with Paracas, the Ballestas Islands or a Nazca Lines flight. Ica is linked by road with Lima and other coastal cities. Huacachina lies only a few kilometres from the centre and is easy to reach by local transport.
Visit Huacachina, tour vineyards and pisco wineries, and explore the regional museum. Dune buggy rides and sandboarding reveal the scale of the desert, especially around sunset.
Ica welcomes visitors throughout the year because of its dry climate. April to November is generally milder, while the austral summer brings hotter days.
Expect abundant sunshine, dry air and a noticeable difference between daytime and nighttime temperatures. Carry water, a hat, sunglasses and sunscreen.
One or two days cover Huacachina and a pisco route. Allow three days when combining Ica with Paracas, the Ballestas Islands or a Nazca Lines flight.
Ica is linked by road with Lima and other coastal cities. Huacachina lies only a few kilometres from the centre and is easy to reach by local transport.
Ica combines immense dunes, wine-making traditions and striking coastal landscapes. Huacachina lagoon is its best-known landmark and a base for winery visits, sandboarding and connections to Paracas and Nazca.
Visit Huacachina, tour vineyards and pisco wineries, and explore the regional museum. Dune buggy rides and sandboarding reveal the scale of the desert, especially around sunset.
Ica welcomes visitors throughout the year because of its dry climate. April to November is generally milder, while the austral summer brings hotter days. Expect abundant sunshine, dry air and a noticeable difference between daytime and nighttime temperatures. Carry water, a hat, sunglasses and sunscreen.
One or two days cover Huacachina and a pisco route. Allow three days when combining Ica with Paracas, the Ballestas Islands or a Nazca Lines flight. Ica is linked by road with Lima and other coastal cities. Huacachina lies only a few kilometres from the centre and is easy to reach by local transport.
