Lo mejor de la Península de Paracas

Paracas Peninsula Essentials

The Paracas Peninsula is a protected coastal desert within the Paracas National Reserve. This selection includes the 180-meter-tall Candelabro geoglyph and the Julio C. Tello Museum, which showcases ancient Paracas textiles and ceramics. Natural highlights feature the unique red sands of Playa Roja, the calm swimming waters of La Mina Beach, and specialized viewpoints for observing local wildlife, including sea lion colonies and Andean flamingos.

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El Candelabro de Paraca

The Paracas Candelabra, also called the Candelabra of the Andes, or El Candelabro, is a well-known prehistoric geoglyph found on the…

Playa Roja

A beach known for its distinct red sand, which is caused by the erosion of nearby porphyry cliffs containing solidified magma.

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La Mina Beach

A sheltered cove with calm, emerald waters and white sand. It is one of the primary locations within the reserve designated for swimming.

Museo de Sitio de la Cultura Paracas

Also known as the Julio C. Tello Museum, this facility houses archaeological artifacts from the Paracas culture, including funerary bundles, ceramics, and complex textiles.