Two and a half hours on the Huacachina dunes: you choose a sandboard or skis to glide down the sand, with a toast and the sunset over the desert. Meeting time is 2:30 p.m.
An extreme sport on the Huacachina dunes: you choose between sandskis and a sandboard and launch yourself down the sand slopes.
You feel the wind as you race down the dunes and finish with the sunset over the desert landscape.
Highlights
- Extreme sport on the Huacachina dunes
- Sandboard or sandski included
- Runs down the sand slopes
- A toast and the sunset over the desert
Itinerary
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Tour starts
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Sandboard or sandski
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A toast
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Sunset over the dunes
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Tour ends
Included
- Sandski or sandboard
- Tour guide
Not included
- Tourist tax: S/ 4.00 for Peruvians, S/ 8.10 for foreigners
Gallery
Recommendations
- Let us know your shoe size so we have the right boots ready.
Important notes
- Not suitable for children under 9, pregnant women or people with back problems.
Frequently asked questions
What’s sandboarding in Huacachina like?
You glide down the slopes of the dunes on a sandboard or on skis (sandski): your choice. The tour wraps up with a toast and the sunset over the desert.
What time does it start and how long does it last?
You meet at 2:30 p.m. in Huacachina, and the tour lasts 2.5 hours.
What’s the minimum age for sandboarding?
Ages 9 and up. It’s not suitable for pregnant women or people with back problems.
What does the sandboarding tour include?
The sandboard or sandski and the tour guide. Let us know your shoe size so we can have boots in your size ready. The tourist tax is paid separately: S/ 4.00 for Peruvians and S/ 8.10 for foreigners.
How is it different from the dune buggy tour?
This tour lasts 2.5 hours and is all about gliding down the dunes on a board or sandski; it’s moderate in difficulty and for ages 9 and up. The dune buggies are one hour by buggy from 5:00 p.m., with sandboarding along the way and the sunset, and they’re easy.
