Paracas National Reserve by Tourist Bus

located on the coast of the Paracas National Reserve. It is characterized by its imposing limestone rock structure that resembles a Gothic cathedral, with natural arches and columns carved by the erosion of the wind and the sea over the years.

From this viewpoint you can enjoy impressive panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean, the white sand beaches and the characteristic rock formations of the Paracas coast.

At this viewpoint we will make a stop to appreciate the reddish color of the shore that gives the place a singular beauty. This color is due to its proximity to the Punta Santa María massif, formed by rocks that contain solidified magma inside. The action of the waves on the massif drags the reddish fragments of the rocks, which accumulate on the shore, thus giving rise to the name of the beach.

Here we will stay for 1 hour to have lunch in peace and enjoy the landscape.

beautiful beach within the Paracas National Reserve, thanks to its turquoise waters.

Transfer from the national reserve (our last stop) to our meeting point, which is Paracas