Reserva Nacional de Paracas

The port city is famous for its rugged coastline and more than 40 islands that pile up bird droppings. Because of the rich fish production in this area, millions of birds flock to the blue sea between blue waves, and white crystal bird dung rocks in the sun shining, forming a wonderful natural landscape. We took the yacht from the port to Bird Island, circled the island for about an hour, and watched the sea lions and seals lying on the rocky shores making noises

Visitors are welcome from Lima to Paracas, a nature reserve that is a popular tourist destination on Peru's Pacific coast. The nearby Ballesas Islands, home to many endangered marine animals and birds, is a biodiversity world, with about 36 marine and land mammals and 215 migratory birds. It is recommended to stay for 2 days and 1 night, do small planes overlooking the NASCAR line and get close to nature. It was a very good ecological experience! Welcome to Peru. There is a travel need. Welcome to pay attention to me. Ask me.

Pisco's Paracas National Reserve is a world of seals and sea lions and penguins. You can take a boat around the island to watch them, because the reefs here sometimes rise a lot above sea level, there is a trestle bridge to climb the island, you need to climb the ladder to go up, it feels very different.

The main thing to see here is Bird Island and the huge sand candlestick, which is said to have a history of 1-2000 years, but why there is also an unsolved mystery. There are many sea lions on Bird Island. It was the mating season when I went there at the end of January. It was a great time to play. There were Humboldt penguins and many other birds. It was quite good to go by boat.

Paracas National Park is a famous reserve near Pisco. There are many islands and reefs. There are many precious marine animals living here, such as penguins, seals, sea lions, etc., dense and spectacular. You can take a tour boat to see them up close. It's really cute and laid back.