You visit Ica’s main sights: the Plaza de Armas, the Señor de Luren church, a traditional winery with wine tasting, Huacachina Oasis and the Witches of Cachiche, with their stories and legends. Pickup at the Plaza de Armas in Ica or nearby hotels.
You start with Ica’s main sights: the Plaza de Armas, the Sanctuary of Señor de Luren and a traditional winery, where you enjoy a wine tasting.
Next come the region’s traditional flavors and the view of the Huacachina lagoon, and you finish in Cachiche, among the stories and legends of its witches.
Highlights
- Sanctuary of Señor de Luren
- Wine tasting at a traditional winery
- The Huacachina lagoon and its scenery
- Stories and legends of the Witches of Cachiche
Itinerary
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Tour starts
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Plaza de Armas in Ica
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Señor de Luren church
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Wine tasting at a traditional winery
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Huacachina Oasis
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Witches of Cachiche
Their stories and legends.
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Tour ends
Included
- Tour guide
- Round-trip shared transportation
- Ongoing assistance
Not included
- Tourist tax: S/ 4.00 for Peruvians, S/ 8.10 for foreigners
- Personal expenses
- Other services and expenses not listed
Gallery
What to bring
- Sunscreen
- Light clothing
- Water
- Hat or cap
Important notes
- Duration Full day.
- Meeting times 9:00 to 11:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m.
Frequently asked questions
What places do you visit on the Ica city tour?
The Plaza de Armas in Ica, the Sanctuary of Señor de Luren, a traditional winery with wine tasting, Huacachina Oasis and Cachiche, with the stories and legends of its witches.
Where’s the pickup for the city tour?
We pick you up at the Plaza de Armas in Ica or at nearby hotels.
What’s included in the tour?
A tour guide, round-trip shared transportation and ongoing assistance. The tourist tax is extra: S/ 4.00 for Peruvians and S/ 8.10 for foreigners.
How is it different from the Artisanal vineyard tour?
The city tour covers several sights in Ica, and one of its stops is a traditional winery with wine tasting. The Artisanal vineyard tour is devoted to a single winery: you see the lagar, the copper still where pisco is distilled, and taste artisanal wines and piscos.
What should I bring?
Sunscreen, water, light clothing and a hat or cap.
