A nice itinerary for 2 days where will you have the chance to see the Amazing Paracas National Reserve, observe the Flamingos and many other migratory birds. You shall also visit the Ballestas Island and will see thousands of Sea birds.

Transfer from the Bus Station to your respective Hotel. A person from our company will  take you to the city  to introduce you to the daily local activities.

After lunch you will visit “ Tambo Colorado” We will start our visit to Tambo Colorado, this is an Incan complex, located in the kilometre 33 of the highway Vía de Los Libertadores, (San Clemente -in the district of Humay, Pisco. ).

This complex is formed by a palace, a temple and strong barracks and warehouses. Extensive esplanades communicated by bleachers and ramps and a residence complex for the town. 

Overnight at your hotel.

Pick up from your hotel to the Port, where the boat will be waiting for you, to whisk you off to see this wonderful and plentiful area, populated by Sea lions and Birds. This is a beautiful area of the coast surrounded by desert, home to the reserve of seals, penguins, dolphins, pelicans and many other sea birds (over 70 species). The Humboldt Current that arrives to Peru's beaches at this point, and cools the sea waters makes this area the perfect habitat for the many animals that chose to make it their home.  The current also brings plenty of sea food, which makes it one of the most abundant fishing areas in the world.  After you will continue to  Lagunillas  beach, a great  place  to try “ceviche” a typical well renowned raw fish dish from the Coast of Peru. Transfer to your  hotel at 4:oopm.

Free Afternoon.

Transfer  to the Bus Station

* min. 2 participants, max 10 participants. Pool Service.
Available discounts: SAE: US$ 10.00 (valid South American Explorers Club membership card required).

• Professional guide (English - Spanish).
• 2 nights Accommodation in "Villa Manuelita"
• Private tour to Tambo Colorado.
• Tour to Ballestas Island and Paracas National Reserve.
• Entrances
• Transfers