Discover the best top things to do in Paracas, Peru including PeruFly, Inti-Mar-Paracas, Emotion Tour Peru, Islas Ballestas, Playa Roja, The Chandelier, The Boulevarde.
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Fly above the Paracas as the birds do, you don't need to know anything about flying, the pilot will take care of all, just walk, fly and enjoy. Paragliding is the most simple and free way to fly, no sounds or vibrations, just you and the wind. Paracas has never been seen in such a wide beauty, no matter if you fly from the mountain or from the beach; Paracas from the sky... will amaze you!
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Campamento de maricultura que ha sido adaptado para el turismo vivencial relacionado al cultivo de las conchas de abanico en la Bahia de Paracas.En este lugar, Ud. podra disfrutar del mar y conocer sobre las tecnicas y asuntos relevantes sobre el cultivo de las conchas, producto que podra degustar junto con bebidas y otros ingredientes de mar tipicos de la zona.Podra adicionalmente bucear con snorkel, participar en caminatas y tendra acceso a banos y duchas limpias en una zona exclusiva para nadar, tomar sol y relajarse.
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Quality, professionalism and best prices have been and will remain our greatest commitment as our clients comment on the most popular social networks. Ballestas Islands Tour from Paracas. * FIRST DEPARTURE: 08:00 AM. * SECOND DEPARTURE: 10:10 AM. * For the First Departure, if you travel from Lima to Paracas the same day of the tour, is recommended to leave with Cruz del Sur company at 04:00 am to arrive in Paracas 07:30 am and we will be waiting for you at the bus station with your name in a sign for the transfer to the tourist pier and start the tour. * For the Second Departure, if you travel from Lima to Paracas the same day of the tour and you want to do the tour in the second departure, it is recommended to leave from with Oltursa company, in the schedule of the 06:30 am to arrive at Paracas 10:10 am and we will wait for you in the bus station with your name in a sing for the transfer to the tourist pier and start the tour.Quality, professionalism and best prices have been and will remain our greatest commitment as our clients comment on the most popular social networks.
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If you are travelling on a cruise and passes through Paracas, don't miss this opportunity and visit the Ballestas islands. This tour is for all visitors who are landing at San Martin Port where you can enjoy a half day trip around the beautiful Islands. You will be able to spot thousands of marine species such as, penguins, sea lions, sea birds, dolphins and many other species.
It was a privilege to visit these islands by boat early in the morning. Our trip left from the hotel jetty. We had a chance to see the Nazca "candelabra " up close which was a nice add on to our flight over the Lines a few days before. The islands of course are brimming with bird life and the boat was able to get quite close to the cliffs to watch them.Quite bizarre having a tiny Humboldt penguin and an enormous pelican in the same photo! There is plenty of opportunity to see the sea lions basking…there are hundreds of them, including babies. The history of this place is interesting too. At one time the value of the Guano ( bird poo) was worth more as a fertiliser to the Peruvian economy than gold! No-one is allowed to land on the islands apart from the wardens who stay there for three months at a time. They are a protected site. I have not been to the Galapagos islands, but my trip to Ballestas must surely have been nearly as good?
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Great looking beach. No one there and I am not sure if it’s possible to just let there or if it’s supposed to be only to look and not to lay there. Amazing landscape.
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The best (and probably the only) way to see the Candelabra is from the side of the ocean, while on the way to the Ballestas Islands. There are many speculations as to who and when created the geoglyph: people of pre-Columbian culture, pirates or the Peru independence founder José de San Martín. Equally many speculations there are about what is depicted in the geoglyph: from the tree of life, to hallucinogenic plant, to trident or a masonic symbol. Anyway, it is an interesting landmark worth a a photo or two to bring home and speculate more about its origins.
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