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Coastal Beaches

This collection of beaches along the Ica coastline features the diverse landscapes of San Juan de Marcona and the Paracas National Reserve. The selection includes habitats for local wildlife, such as the Humboldt penguins at Playa Los Pinguinos and sea lion colonies at Playa La Lobera. Characterized by dramatic sandstone cliffs and unique rock formations, these coastal spots range from the calm, sheltered waters of El Raspón to the wind-sculpted shores of Playa La Herradura.

Playa Los Leones

A sandy beach in Marcona named for the sea lions often found resting on the surrounding rock formations. It features a wide shore backed by desert cliffs.

Playa La Lobera

A coastal viewing point known for its large colony of sea lions that inhabit the rocky outcrops and shoreline.

Playa Los Pinguinos

A sandy beach in the Marcona district that serves as a natural habitat for Humboldt penguins.

Playa Acapulco

A small bay in San Juan de Marcona characterized by calm waters and proximity to the town's urban center.

Playa El Hambre

A rocky coastal stretch in Marcona frequently used by local artisanal fishermen.

Playa La Herradura

A horseshoe-shaped beach featuring distinctive rock formations and caves carved by coastal erosion.

El Raspon Beach

Located in the Paracas National Reserve, this beach is accessible via a steep staircase and offers calm, turquoise waters sheltered by high cliffs.