Travel Tips and Stories of Ica in Peru
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Travel guide of Ica
Find inspiration with pictures, tips and stories of Ica from travelers sharing their experiences
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Travel guide of Ica
A simple sunset at Huacachina desert oasis
Is it Mars?
3 km from Ica
The immensity of the desert is overwhelming, and many people take it for granted. It's fascinating how the shadows drawn on the dunes change right in front of our eyes throughout the day, how the ripples on the sand appear interdaily, any trace of human interference entirely fading away.
3 km from Ica
After climbing a great hill, one only finds that there are many more hills to climb. - Nelson Mandela
3 km from Ica
I will go anywhere, provided it be forward. - David Livingstone
3 km from Ica
Footsteps in the Sand
Experienced by Olga Stalska
3 km from Ica
Desert shapes #1
3 km from Ica
Huacachina Desert Ica Peru. A beautiful golden sunset in Huacachina Peru Desert
3 km from Ica
The hills of Ica
Experienced by Neto Rivas
3 km from Ica
Having fun in a desert
3 km from Ica
sandboarding in the desert
Experienced by analuisa gamboa
3 km from Ica
In the tiny town of Huacachina just outside of Ica, Peru you can take a sunset dune buggy tour.
Experienced by Jessica Knowlden
57 km from Ica
Sunset in the beach town of Paracas.
Experienced by Jessica Knowlden
76 km from Ica
Cliff in the Ocean
124 km from Ica
Nazca Lines
182 km from Ica
We were at one of the peruvian beaches. It was 5:30pm in Peru.
Experienced by Lorenzo Nucci
194 km from Ica
On the way to Colca Canyon, we stopped for coca tea here. It helps alleviate altitude sickness.
Experienced by Jessica Knowlden
208 km from Ica
Ironman 70.3 - Triathlon in Perú
208 km from Ica
Sea is an old language that I can not decipher…
209 km from Ica
Llamas can be found all over Peru, especially on the way up into Coloca Canyon. If you’d like your picture taken with a llama or one of the woman watching over them, make sure to be kind and give a small tip (a few soles should do).
Experienced by Jessica Knowlden