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    Ballestas Islands and Paracas Reserve from Puerto San Martín

    By Visitemos Perú

    Product code 303639P13

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    From USD 70

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    5 hours 30 minutesMobile ticketsPickup details available

    Dates

    Available from Sep 2, 2023

    Start times

    7:00 AM

    Travelers

    Infant ages 0-2, Child ages 3-13, Adult ages 14-75

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    Ballestas Islands and Paracas Reserve from Puerto San Martín

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    Duration

    5 hours 30 minutes

    Ticket type

    Mobile Only

    Languages

    English, Spanish

    Confirmation

    Instant Then Manual

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    Pickup details available

    Time zone

    America/Lima

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    We will visit the natural treasures of the southern coast of Peru. The Ballestas Islands, often called "Peru's Galapagos", are a group of islands in the Pacific Ocean known for their amazing marine biodiversity. They are inhabited by sea birds, such as the booby, guanay cormorant and Humboldt penguin, as well as sea lions that rest on the rocks. These islands are a paradise for bird watching and marine life. The Paracas National Reserve is a vast protected space on the Peruvian coast, famous for its impressive desert landscape and its ecological importance. Here, visitors can explore sand dunes, pristine beaches, and unique rock formations. The reserve is also home to a wide variety of migratory birds, such as flamingos, as well as a rich diversity of marine life in its waters, including fish, dolphins, and whales.

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