Edunas Tours was a great operator. We arrived into Nazca in the evening and had a Nazca Lines flight booked for the following morning and the afternoon free before our bus out of town so were keen to check out some sites. We were able to arrange a custom tour the day before to the Pyramid of Cahuachi, Aqueducts and Cemetery Chauchilla with a start time and end time that worked to our schedule. On the day of the tour our flight operator was a disaster that ran 1.5hrs late. Edunas Tours was so understanding and happily started the tour later, and even rescued us from the airport when the other operator still hadn't dropped us back to our hotel and we'd been waiting a 1/2hr by that point and were stranded. We managed to see all the sights still and finish on time to make our bus. Our guide was super knowledgeable and friendly and I wish I had written down his name, as he was so lovely to us when we were quite stressed about how late we were running.

Very reasonable price for a fab bilingual guide, dashing about on a dune buggy, getting a good tour of historical sights and information and then sand boarding down the dunes. Had a brilliant time. Highly recommended this tour and company.

We took the dune buggy your that went 4 places: the aqueducts, cemetery, ruins, and the dunes. The aqueduct we visited was very pretty but not the big circular ones you see while flying over the lines; the cemetery was an old sure it in the desert that had been looted, so bones everywhere but you do not actually see the big cemetery with the mummies etc.; The ruins at Cahuachi, which is worth about 15 minutes but somehow our guide did around and talked for like 45 minutes repeating the same things over and over; and the dunes, where they year around on them for about 10 minutes before they stop and let people try sandboarding. Overall, this was long, expensive, not what we expected to see, and dangerous because of the dune buggies going up and down. And before you judge me, we didn't realize it was dune buggies until we got there. My Spanish vocabulary didn't include dune buggy until after this tour.

A Very enjoyable afternoon with a mixture of learning about the pyramids, aqueducts and ancient buried mummies plus the fun of being on a dune buggy going over dunes and sandboarding. Nice way to end my stay in Nazca.

Cerro Blanco tour. Very professional and helpful office staff arranged this for me last minute. Exactly as described. Zero gaff. Guide was great fun and spoke a little English. A decent 3h trek to the top, great views, a staggeringly massive sand dune. Definitely an "at your own (high) risk) excursion. High speed falls are expected. Would be much better if they provided some thick leather gloves as you use your hands in the sand for slowing down at very high speed. A serious action excursion, well organised by Edunas tours. Thanks!

During our stay in Nazca we decided to visit Cahuachi pyramid with a your so we could see more places during the trip. The tour was great. We traveled on a buggy around the desert and we visited not only Cahuachi pyramid but also a profaned cemetery, Cantalloc aqueducts and we did sand boarding at the end of the day. Our tour guide, Jonathan, was great. We all enjoyed jumping over the dunes with the buggy and the archaeological sites were really interesting, and really difficult to visit otherwise. We really recommend this tour and Edunas tours to do it.

We had a blast. We can't imagine going to Nasca and not doing this. Sand dunes were so fun and we visited a bunch of historical sites as well. Guides had good insights. They accept Visa for payment. Bring tons of water and sunscreen and sunglasses are a must, to protect your eyes from the sand.

Had two days to spend in Nazca, we flew over the Nazca lines and relaxed on the first day and went with edunas tours on the second day. The 4 hours tour brought us with a buggy to an acueducto, the pyramid of Cahuachi, the cemetery and then on the dunes to sandboard. I really loved the cemetery and all the traveling on the buggy. Jonathan, our driver, was fast driving and that gave us a lot of good sensation. Only for the buggy part the tour is worth it, and the visits are all bonus

We booked 3 tours with this company and were very happy with the tours. The tours were very well priced and the staff were very helpful. We paid $65pp for the flight to see Nazca lines. After the flight, we did a land tour to visit Marie Richie museum and saw the Nazca lines and Papal figures from the towers, Finally, we did the sandbuggies tour which was fun.

After the morning flight over the Nasca lines we booked an afternoon buggy tour through the Nasca desert. We have visited archaeological sites and received interssting and professional information from the guide. The guide is a safe driver, knows the surroundings very well and is a easy going, friendly guy. A great adventure before we then took off with the night bus to Arequipa.

We were very happy with the two tours we did with Edunas. First we did the aquaducts with a really sweet guide called Jorge, who knew a lot. We also did another tour to different ruins and sandbuggying, which was fun and the guide was much more concerned with our safety compared to Huacachina!! I wish the explanations in English would have been longer though.

We had the chance to experience a fantastic buggy ride with Eduardo, who took us to the Cahuachi Pyramids, the cemetery and the aqueducts. The trip was super fun and Eduardo was very knowledgeable about the landscape, the history and the ancient tribes there. We learned a lot from his tour.

My sister and I had an incredible afternoon on this tour! Great value for money - something we'll never forget!

While Nazca is best known for the Lines, my best memory of it is definitely this tour of really cool ruins and amazing buggy trek and sandboarding. After Nazca Lines, don't forget to join this in the afternoon. Thank you Rosabel Franco for all the info, fun and pictures.

george, my guide was young but so knowledgable & spoke such good english!!! even though i was the only english speaking tourist in his group he still explained the sites we visited to me though i think it was the abbreviated version compared to the spanish speaking group cause with them i noticed he spoke much longer :)) but that was fine as i got to explore the sites more on my own