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I really enjoyed the Sand skiing with Ditto Sandsports - I did a private tour and did 7 runs in 2.5 hours and have a great videos and photos of the experience. I also enjoyed the pool at Senoma hotel.

Busy place with lots of restaurant displayed around a small water pound. It is the mecca for buggy sand riding (drivers knows their things) and sand dunes boarding or skiing. Staying longer that 24 hours will hurt your budget as the only activities are riding the dunes which comes at a cost.

Ica is a fantastic destination for a long weekend, especially if you love wine, pisco, and beautiful desert-meets-ocean landscapes. We spent our days touring vineyards and bodegas, and each one offered something distinct: Three Generations felt intimate and family-run, Tacama impressed with its scale and history as one of the oldest wineries in the Americas, Hacienda La Caravedo was a standout (we stayed there and can't recommend it enough), and El Huarango charmed us with its artisanal approach. Doing several in a row gave us a real appreciation for how varied Peruvian pisco can be. Beyond the wine route, the Islas Ballestas boat tour and Paracas National Reserve were the other big highlights. The Ballestas are full of sea lions, penguins, and birds, and Paracas has this surreal red-sand coastline where the desert drops straight into the Pacific — easily one of the most beautiful landscapes we've seen. For food, the restaurant at Hacienda La Caravedo was excellent and sourced beautifully from local ingredients. In Paracas, the seafood near the waterfront is fresh and worth seeking out. Getting around is easy if you arrange transport in advance — taxis and private drivers are the most practical way to move between bodegas and out to Paracas, since they're spread out. Roads are good and distances are manageable. For young couples, we'd recommend combining the wine and pisco route with at least one full day in Paracas (boat tour in the morning, reserve in the afternoon). Sandboarding and dune buggies in Huacachina are another classic Ica activity if you want a bit of adrenaline. It's a perfect mix of relaxed, scenic, and a little adventurous.

we stayed in huacachina for 2 nights and it was so beautiful and fun. the tours they offer was super worth it and if you like to enjoy the night life, huacachuina has tons to offer. super safe area and the sunset in the desert is top tier.

The hotel is good , the staff is very nice. but the city Ica is not interesting for tourist. One day is enough. No where to visit except Huacachina. Go to Huacachina can be by a mototaxi, 10-12 soles, not necessary to spend more money to participate an organized tour.

We had an amazing time in the small yet the great City of Ica. We walked the beautiful Huacachina Oasis in a vast endless desert and we road 4-wheelers up and down the Huacachina Dunes, which is a definitely a must. They also have a beautiful winery as well as Dune Buggies which we did 2 years ago and get me talkingabout the sunsets. Nothing but the best and unforgettable experience.....Love this place!!