Ica: Pisco Tour | Tacama, Arrabal, Bodega Lovera |

Ica is the heart of Peru’s renowned pisco industry, and the Pisco Tour offers visitors a chance to explore its rich winemaking heritage. Priced at $45 per person, this 7-hour adventure takes you to three renowned wineries – Tacama, Arrabal, and Bodega Lovera – where you’ll savor delightful tastings of regional wines and piscos. With hotel pickup, a professional guide, and the option to explore in English or Spanish, this tour promises a memorable experience. But the true gem lies in the historic Tacama winery, the oldest in South America, where you’ll uncover the secrets behind Ica’s pisco legacy.

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Key Points

The Ica Pisco Tour is a 7-hour excursion visiting three renowned wineries: Tacama, Arrabal, and Bodega Lovera.
The tour includes pisco and wine tastings, a professional guide, and an exploration of the region’s winemaking heritage.
Pickup and drop-off service from hotels near Plaza de Ica is provided, with an estimated return time of 4:30 pm.
The tour is not suitable for wheelchair users, visually impaired individuals, or those with pre-existing medical conditions.
The tour is available in both English and Spanish, catering to a diverse range of visitors.

You can check availability for your dates here:

Tour Overview and Pricing

The Pisco Tour in Ica offers a comprehensive exploration of the region’s renowned pisco and wine production.

Priced at $45 per person, the 7-hour tour includes visits to three renowned wineries: Tacama, Arrabal, and Bodega Lovera.

Pickup from hotels near Plaza de Ica is provided at 10:30 am, with an estimated return around 4:30 pm.

Entrance tickets to Tacama are included, and there’s an additional cost of S/5 during holidays.

The tour features pisco and wine tastings, a professional guide, and the opportunity to discover Ica’s rich winemaking heritage.

Advance booking is recommended.

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Tour Itinerary

The Pisco Tour in Ica kicks off with hotel pickup near Plaza de Ica at 10:30 am. The first stop is the Hacienda Industrial Tacama, the oldest winery in South America. Next, the tour visits El Arrabal Winery, followed by La Vieja Bodega Lovera, the cradle of the Lovera wineries. The estimated return time to Ica is around 4:30 pm.

| Stop | Winery | Additional Cost |

|——|——–|—————|

| 1 | Tacama | S/5.00 on holidays |

| 2 | El Arrabal | – |

| 3 | La Vieja Bodega Lovera | – |

This comprehensive tour allows visitors to taste wines and pisco while discovering the history and winemaking traditions of Ica.

Inclusions

The tour includes pickup from the hotel, visits to Tacama, El Arrabal, and La Vieja Bodega Lovera, and a professional guide.

The tour also includes:

The tour also includes pisco and wine tastings to sample the region’s finest products.

Pisco and wine tastings to sample the region’s finest products.
An entrance ticket to Tacama, the oldest winery in South America.
The opportunity to discover Tacama’s history and explore Ica’s winemaking tradition during a walk.

Guests should bring sunglasses, a sun hat, a camera, sunscreen, and cash to make the most of their pisco tour experience.

Important Information

Although the pisco tour is not suitable for wheelchair users, visually impaired individuals, or those with pre-existing medical conditions, guests should bring essential items like sunglasses, a sun hat, a camera, and sunscreen to enhance their experience. Plus, alcohol and drugs are strictly prohibited. Guests should ensure they provide the correct contact number with the country code for WhatsApp communication. For last-minute reservations, it’s recommended to check availability with the supplier via email.

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| Wheelchair Users | Visually Impaired | Pre-Existing Conditions |

| Not Suitable | Not Suitable | Not Suitable |

| Recommended Items | Prohibited | Contact Info |

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Language and Highlights

Live tour guides are available in both English and Spanish, allowing guests to fully engage with and understand the tour’s content.

Live tour guides in both English and Spanish enable guests to fully engage with and grasp the tour’s content.

The highlights of the Pisco Tour in Ica include:

Taste a variety of wines and piscos from the renowned Ica wineries, including Tacama, Arrabal, and Bodega Lovera.
Discover the rich history and heritage of Tacama, the oldest winery in South America.
Enjoy a leisurely walk through the vineyards, enjoying Ica’s winemaking tradition.

This comprehensive tour provides an engaging and informative experience for both English and Spanish-speaking visitors.

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Exploring Tacama, the Oldest Winery in South America

One of the highlights of the Pisco Tour in Ica is the visit to Hacienda Industrial Tacama, the oldest winery in South America. Established in 1572, Tacama boasts a rich history and winemaking tradition.

Visitors can explore the winery’s grounds, discover its impressive architecture, and learn about the production process. The tour includes tastings of Tacama’s renowned wines and piscos, allowing participants to savor the unique flavors that have made this winery a renowned icon in the region.

The Tacama experience provides an immersive glimpse into Ica’s vibrant winemaking heritage.

Discovering the Unique Flavors of El Arrabal Winery

After exploring the historic Tacama winery, the Pisco Tour in Ica next takes visitors to El Arrabal Winery.

At this family-owned estate, guests can discover the unique flavors of Ica’s artisanal pisco and wine.

Guests can discover the unique flavors of Ica’s artisanal pisco and wine at this family-owned estate.

The tour highlights include:

Witnessing the traditional distillation process and learning about the region’s winemaking heritage.
Sampling a selection of Arrabal’s award-winning piscos, each with its own distinct character.
Exploring the winery’s charming colonial-style architecture and picturesque grounds.

The visit to El Arrabal offers a captivating glimpse into Ica’s vibrant pisco culture and the dedication of its local producers.

Uncovering the Heritage of La Vieja Bodega Lovera

The third and final stop on the Pisco Tour in Ica is La Vieja Bodega Lovera, the cradle of the Lovera wineries. Founded in 1863, this historic winery has been passed down through generations of the Lovera family.

Visitors can explore the winery’s underground cellars and learn about its winemaking traditions. The tour includes tastings of Lovera’s signature pisco and wines, showcasing the unique terroir and flavors of the Ica region.

With its rich heritage and commitment to quality, La Vieja Bodega Lovera provides a fitting conclusion to the Pisco Tour’s exploration of Ica’s vibrant winemaking culture.

Since You Asked

Can I Bring My Own Food and Drinks on the Tour?

According to the tour information, outside food and drinks are not allowed on the tour. Participants should bring only essentials like sunglasses, sun hat, camera, and sunscreen. Alcohol and drugs are also prohibited during the tour.

Is There a Minimum or Maximum Group Size for the Tour?

The tour doesn’t specify a minimum or maximum group size. It’s a shared experience, so the group size can vary. You’ll join other travelers on the tour, though the exact number isn’t stated in the details provided.

Can I Request a Specific Language for the Tour Guide?

Yes, you can request a specific language for the tour guide. The tour offers live guides available in both English and Spanish, so you can choose the language you prefer when booking the tour.

Are There Any Age Restrictions for the Tour Participants?

The tour is not suitable for individuals with pre-existing medical conditions, but there are no age restrictions. Participants should be able to walk and stand for the duration of the tour.

Can I Purchase Additional Pisco or Wine During the Tastings?

Yes, participants can purchase additional pisco or wine during the tastings. The tour includes tastings, but any extra purchases made at the wineries will be at an additional cost to the tour price.

The Sum Up

The Ica Pisco Tour offers an exceptional opportunity to take in the rich winemaking legacy of the region. Priced at $45 per person, this comprehensive 7-hour adventure showcases the renowned wineries of Tacama, Arrabal, and Bodega Lovera. Visitors can look forward to engaging tastings, insightful historical insights, and a memorable exploration of the oldest winery in South America, all while enjoying the tour’s availability in both English and Spanish.

You can check availability for your dates here: