What to do in Paracas

This ancient geoglyph etched into Peru's Paracas Peninsula remains a captivating mystery at 595 feet long. View it from boat tours to the Ballestas Islands, where it dramatically emerges from the desert hillside.

Ancient burial grounds revealing 400 funerary bundles wrapped in vibrant textiles from 400 BCE. Visit the Julio C. Tello Museum to admire these masterpieces of early Peruvian civilisation.

This intimate museum showcases extraordinary Paracas textiles and eerily elongated skulls from Peru's ancient coastal culture. Explore the well-curated exhibits before venturing into the surrounding reserve.

This gateway to Paracas National Reserve showcases the region's unique marine and desert ecosystem through educational exhibits. Climb to the mirador for spectacular views of Chilean flamingos in their natural habitat.

This crimson-hued beach gets its striking colour from eroded pink granodiorite rocks along Peru's coastline. Capture the dramatic contrast between red sand, yellow cliffs, and blue Pacific waters on a morning walk.

This intimate museum showcases remarkable Paracas culture artefacts, including vibrant textiles and elongated skulls from 800 BCE. Combine with the surrounding National Reserve for a complete archaeological experience.

Find out about the history of Paracas when you take a trip to La Catedral. While in this relaxing area, you can savour the top-notch restaurants.

Why not spend a lazy afternoon at Mendieta Beach during your trip to Paracas? While in this relaxing area, you can savour the top-notch restaurants.