Tour Information

FULL DAY PARACAS IN MINIBUGGIES

This full day tour begins with the BALLESTAS ISLANDS tour that is done in a modern boat with a duration of two hours, where we appreciate a geoglyph called "El Candelabro". They have unique tourist attractions, in which we can find extraordinary monuments sculpted in rocks such as the Arch of Desire, Profile of Christ, among others. We will observe a great diversity of aquatic birds, such as:
* Guano Birds * Curlews * among others,
Humboldt Penguins * Pelicans * Pelicans
* Dolphins * Sea lions
There are more than 215 varieties of birds.

The schedules for this tour are as follows; (08:00 - 09:00 - 10:00) am

Finishing the Ballestas Islands tours we continue with the adventure, but this time in the MINIBUGGIES, a two hours tour, where you can drive accompanied by another person (02 pax per minibuggie) but always following our local guide officially tourism, who will take you to know the most attractive, interesting and beautiful places that are within the National Reserve of Paracas, these are:

Yumaque Beach: This small and protected crescent-shaped inlet is approximately 2 km long. Its name comes from the Quechua language and means "Place where you pull out with your hand" because it is possible to extract small mollusks known as "palabritas". The giant penguin, named Inkayacu Paracasensis in honor of the Paracas National Reserve, was discovered in this area.
Viewpoint "Playa Roja": The reddish color of the shore imprints the place of a singular beauty. This color is due to its proximity to the Punta Santa María massif, formed by rocks that contain solidified magma. The action of the waves on the massif drags the reddish fragments of the rocks, which accumulate on the shore, thus giving rise to the name of the beach.
Itmus Peninsula" viewpoint: It is one of the main geographical features of Peru's coastline. It is surrounded by the waters of the Pacific Ocean on the coast of the province of Piscobelonging to the department of Ica. Here we will be able to observe the whole Paracas Bay.