Lima, Ica & Paracas Tour 4 days / 3 nights

DAY 01: LIMA & CITY TOUR
Arrival to Lima and welcoming reception. Free day.
In the afternoon we will have a tour through Lima’s streets and plazas. The best way to enjoy Lima and its history.
Our tour will take you through Lima in its 3 historical periods: Pre-hispanic, Colonial and Modern. We will first show you a panoramic view of “La Huaca Pucllana”, and then you will visit the impressive Historical Downtown of Lima: Its palaces, mansions, churches and squares, ending with a visit to the residential district of San Isidro and an unforgettable view of the Pacific Ocean from the district of Miraflores.
This tour includes the admission to the BCR Museum and the Complejo Monumental San Francisco and its Catacombs.
*The BCR Museum is closed to the public on Saturdays and Sundays afternoon. It is closed all day and Mondays.

DAY 02: LIMA – ICA / HUACACHINA & SANDBOARD
Departure from Lima to Ica. We will visit the desert oasis Huacachina is home to an extraordinary adventure tour called “the dune buggy and sandboarding tour”. This tour is both thrilling and beautiful, transporting you at high speeds deep into the desert to see the huge sand dunes on the coast. These mountains of sand are beautiful and surreal. And adventurous travelers are welcome to try sandboarding down the dunes.
Stay in Ica.

DAY 03: ICA – PARACAS / BALLESTAS ISLAND & NATIONAL RESERVE
Early in the morning we will embark on a boat tour to the Ballestas Islands. The “Chandelier” a giant figure marked in the sand in the style of the Nazca lines can also be seen on our way to the islands. On the islands you will be able to observe sea lions, pelicans, Humboldt penguins and other sea birds.
In the afternoon we will visit the Paracas National Reserve is an ideal example of Pacific subtropical coastal desert influenced by the effects of the Humboldt Current’s cold water that flow from the south.
Paracas is an important protected coastal-marine system in Peru and one of the most biologically productive marine areas in the world, serving as a major food source for fish, birds and marine mammals. A group of guano islands in the park serves as a breeding refuge for anchovies, an important link in the food chain.
The reserve also contains nearly 100 archeological sites from the Paracas indigenous people.
Stay in Paracas

DAY 04: PARACAS – LIMA
Free day in the morning, in the afternoon, transfer to Bus station and return to Lima.

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