2025 Pisco Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

Paracas has an island were pingüinos and sea lions live, it’s very beautiful and to go there you need to take a boat #merrychristmas #newyearstrip #travelinspiration #scenicspotguide

Most probably, Peru doesn’t come to mind as a beach destination, but Paracas really surprised me. The beaches are super chill, with the desert on one side and the ocean on the other. I loved walking along the coast, just enjoying the quiet. It feels totally different from busy tourist spots. The beaches near the Paracas Reserve are nice, and while the water’s pretty cold, it's great for relaxing and watching the sea lions and birds. It’s like being in the middle of nature. A quick tip: pack sunscreen and a hat because the sun can be intense. #beachtime #peru

From Lima, follow the wide Pan-American Highway and go south. On one side of the road is yellow and yellow sand. On one side is the blue water. Under the bright sunshine, the sea water turns from azure blue to emerald. The smoothness of the light is really like the beauty of the jade under the spotlight. Go to Bird Island to get on the pier at Paracas (Barakas). The wharf was originally a small fishing village. It was recently converted into a formal operating dock. About an hour of sailing, Bird Island appeared on the Haiping line. A group of stone islands with a mysterious aura on the head, entering the field of vision