Top Paracas Archaeology Tours

Embark on a route of culture and mysteries, a walk through one of the old Nazca cemeteries and then go to observe the local aqueducts, if you are afraid of flying we offer you an alternative, so you can see geoglyphs from a tower.

This experience is special because we will visit the only marine and coastal reserve in Peru, getting to know beautiful landscapes, history and evidence of the great Paracas culture that today is known worldwide for its excellent textiles, ceramics and cranial operations.

Enjoy a short excursion during your time at port to the Ballestas Islands and Paracas National Reserve by speedboat. See the iconic Candelabra geoglyph carved into the side of a mountain and observe the native flora and fauna of the area, including sea lions, as you navigate through the caves. Receive a personalized experience with a private guide and learn about the Paracas area before rejoining your ship.

The tour begins with a visit to the Ballestas Islands, with the first stop at the Candelabra geoglyph. Along the way, you’ll see rock formations and marine wildlife such as sea lions, Humboldt penguins, and various seabirds. After returning to El Chaco pier, you’ll have one hour of free time to stroll along the boulevard and explore local handicraft shops. Then, we’ll start the tour to the Paracas National Reserve, visiting La Catedral rock formation, Red Beach, and Lagunillas, where you’ll have time to enjoy lunch by the sea.

Live a unique experience with friends or family and visit 13 different geoglyphs in the Nazca pampas, flying over the enigmatic desert with an area of 500 square km and then discover the oasis of America, Huacachina, its desert touring in buggies and sandboarding under the sunset. of the sun.

Travelers arriving at the cruise port in Paracas can maximize time on land with a visit to Peru's most famous destination. On this 3-day tour from the port of San Martín in Paracas, travel by plane, bus, and train to reach the Inca citadel of Machu Picchu. Explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site, appreciate the Andean landscape and gain insight into Inca culture

We will visit the natural treasures of the southern coast of Peru. The Ballestas Islands, often called "Peru's Galapagos", are a group of islands in the Pacific Ocean known for their amazing marine biodiversity. They are inhabited by sea birds, such as the booby, guanay cormorant and Humboldt penguin, as well as sea lions that rest on the rocks. These islands are a paradise for bird watching and marine life. The Paracas National Reserve is a vast protected space on the Peruvian coast, famous for its impressive desert landscape and its ecological importance. Here, visitors can explore sand dunes, pristine beaches, and unique rock formations. The reserve is also home to a wide variety of migratory birds, such as flamingos, as well as a rich diversity of marine life in its waters, including fish, dolphins, and whales.

Make the most of your time in port with this Ballestas Islands shore excursion from San Martin Port that also includes a visit to the Tambo Colorado, one of the best-preserved Inca fortresses on the Peruvian coast. Cruise by three of the Ballestas Islands to explore caves, spot sea lions, and watch for the islands’ remarkable birdlife, then head to the mainland to discover the fascinating Inca architecture at Tambo Colorado.

This is an unforgettable experience because we will learn about the production of Peru's flagship product pisco and wine. In front of its vineyards and distilling plants, we will taste its products with a welcome chilcano made from pisco (Cocktail). In addition, we will taste their new products made from pisco and the fruits grown in the Ica desert, it is an experience of Peruvian identity.

Travelers arriving at the cruise ship port in Paracas can maximize shore time with a visit to Peru's most famous destination. On this 3-day small-group tour from the San Martin Port in Paracas, travel by plane, bus, and train to reach the Incan citadel of Machu Picchu, Cusco, and Lima. Explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site, appreciate Andean scenery, and gain insights into Incan culture.