Chile
Argentina
Peru
Bolivia
Ecuador
1-800-906-8056
(11) 5219-4105-
Duración: 2 hours
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Máx. Pasajeros: 10
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Edad mínima: 4
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Dificultad: EASY
Description
Embark on an unforgettable adventure that will awaken your sense of excitement from the very first moment. Leaving Paracas behind, journey along the legendary Pan-American Highway for 253 kilometers before reaching the starting point of your desert expedition. Climb aboard a powerful buggy and set off across an endless sea of golden dunes, choosing between gentle trails or thrilling climbs and descents ranging from 3 to 90 meters high. Feel the rush of adrenaline as the vehicle glides over the sand, then pause to admire breathtaking landscapes, capture spectacular photographs, and try your hand at sandboarding on the majestic slopes of one of Peru’s most extraordinary deserts.
Price includes
- Round-trip transportation from Paracas.
- Professional driver and experienced local guide.
- Buggy excursion through the Paracas desert dunes.
- Sandboarding equipment for the activity.
- Time to enjoy panoramic viewpoints and take photographs.
- Safety briefing and necessary protective equipment.
- Bottled water.
- All applicable local taxes and service charges.
Price does not include
- Personal expenses and gratuities.
- Meals and beverages not specifically mentioned.
- Travel insurance.
- Hotel accommodation.
- Optional activities not included in the itinerary.
- Any additional services requested on-site.
- Items of a personal nature.
- Tips.
Importante
- Not recommended for people with heart conditions
- In case you have an emergency or need extra information regarding your service, you may write to our 24 hours department at 24@vipac.travel o by whatssapp +51 957 760 000
Faq
It can be visited all year round thanks to its dry climate.
Between 2 and 4 nights are recommended.
Yes, it is done with authorized airlines and experienced pilots.
Yes, it includes dunes, buggy and sandboard.
Light clothing, hat, sunglasses and sunscreen.
Yes, additional experiences can be added.
