• The Nazca Lines
  

  
  Scattered over 500 km² of an arid plateau between the Nazca River and Ingenio River, they are huge representations of geometric patterns, animals, humans figures and thousands of perfectly straight lines that go on for kilometers. They were created by removing surface stones, revealing the lighter-colored soil below. They're unquestionably ancient (dating back 1400-2200 years), and remarkably precise (with straight lines and clean curves).
  
  

• Reserva Nacional de Paracas
  

  
  The vast Reserva Nacional de Paracas is a desert reserve that occupies most of the Península de Paracas. It has grand views of the ocean, with a sea-lion colony on the rocks below and plenty of seabirds gliding by.
  
  

• The Ballestas Islands
  

  
  The Ballestas Islands are located roughly 15km off the coast of southern Peru. These islands are home to various fauna like the guanay guano bird, the blue-footed booby, the tendril, the Humboldt Penguin and two varieties of seals (fur seals and sea lions).
  
  

• San Gallan Beach
  

  
  This beach is a main spot fur surfers. It has very cold water and waves all the year. Kite-surfing is also popular.
  
  

• Buggy Tour
  

  
  Experience the magic of the desert at the amazing dunes of the Peruvian Coast. Adventure dune buggy tour takes place at the great desert known by locals as California located a few kilometers away from the Paracas Reserve. During the tour you will be able to make various stops for photos and also to practice sandboarding.
  
  

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