A desert oasis among giant dunes, near the enigmatic lines etched into the plain.
On the desert coast, Huacachina is a tiny palm-fringed lagoon ringed by towering dunes — a sandboarding and dune-buggy oasis straight out of a mirage.
Nearby, the enigmatic Nazca Lines — giant figures etched into the desert two thousand years ago — are best seen from a small plane.
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