






Day trip
·Casma
Chankillo Sunset Tour
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Join us on an unforgettable adventure from Casma, where you will experience a breathtaking sunset at Chankillo, recognized as the oldest astronomical site in the Americas - a moment to cherish forever!
Sunset Tour at Chankillo
Our journey begins at 4 pm, as we gather you from your accommodation in Casma to set off towards the Chankillo archaeological site.
Designated as a World Heritage site since July 2021, Chankillo holds the distinction of being the most ancient astronomical complex on the American continent. During our visit, we will uncover its fascinating history, with origins traced back to between 257 and 201 BC by archaeologists.
At Chankillo, we will explore the remarkable Thirteen Towers, aiming to grasp the ancient inhabitants' understanding of the Cosmos. Unlike other known structures, such as Stonehenge, which is aligned with the summer solstice, Chankillo serves as an all-year-round observatory, marking key celestial events including solstices and equinoxes, as well as the rise and set of both sun and moon.
As we delve into the rich narrative of this historic observatory, you will witness a truly magical sunset over the Chankillo site. This will be a rare opportunity to enjoy the same vista admired by ancient civilizations.
After the enchanting sunset, we will make our way back to your hotel in Casma, with an anticipated arrival between 6 and 6:30 pm.
Hotel pick up and drop off.
Transport by minibus or bus.
English speaking guide.
Tickets.
This experience takes place in Casma.
Plan about 2h for this activity.
A good fit for travellers visiting Casma — solo, as a couple or with family.
Free cancellation is available on many dates (see the conditions below).
Reserve on Stayviax and receive instant confirmation by email.
Frequently asked questions
The activity lasts 2h.
Free cancellation is often available up to a few hours before the start. See the policy below.
No. A mobile ticket is accepted — show it on your phone on the day.

Chankillo Sunset Tour
Join us on an unforgettable adventure from Casma, where you will experience a breathtaking sunset at Chankillo, recognized as the oldest astronomical site in the Americas - a moment to cherish forever!
Sunset Tour at Chankillo
Our journey begins at 4 pm, as we gather you from your accommodation in Casma to set off towards the Chankillo archaeological site.
Designated as a World Heritage site since July 2021, Chankillo holds the distinction of being the most ancient astronomical complex on the American continent. During our visit, we will uncover its fascinating history, with origins traced back to between 257 and 201 BC by archaeologists.
At Chankillo, we will explore the remarkable Thirteen Towers, aiming to grasp the ancient inhabitants' understanding of the Cosmos. Unlike other known structures, such as Stonehenge, which is aligned with the summer solstice, Chankillo serves as an all-year-round observatory, marking key celestial events including solstices and equinoxes, as well as the rise and set of both sun and moon.
As we delve into the rich narrative of this historic observatory, you will witness a truly magical sunset over the Chankillo site. This will be a rare opportunity to enjoy the same vista admired by ancient civilizations.
After the enchanting sunset, we will make our way back to your hotel in Casma, with an anticipated arrival between 6 and 6:30 pm.
This experience takes place in Casma.
Plan about 2h for this activity.
A good fit for travellers visiting Casma — solo, as a couple or with family.
Free cancellation is available on many dates (see the conditions below).
Reserve on Stayviax and receive instant confirmation by email.
Frequently asked questions
The activity lasts 2h.
Free cancellation is often available up to a few hours before the start. See the policy below.
No. A mobile ticket is accepted — show it on your phone on the day.
