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Paracas National Reserve
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Paracas National Reserve
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In a desert area facing the Pacific, this stunning marine reserve, visited by boat, is home to numerous birds, dolphins, turtles, and sea lions. It also features a giant 120-meter geoglyph ("Tres Cruces").
Overview of Paracas National Reserve
In a desert area facing the Pacific, this stunning marine reserve, visited by boat (often combined with the nearby Ballestas Islands), is home to numerous birds, dolphins, turtles, and sea lions. It also features a giant 120-meter geoglyph ("Tres Cruces").
Key Details
- Type of place: nature reserve.
- Tourist interest: (must-see or highly recommended).
- Features: marine reserve.
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- Area: 3,350 km².
- Altitude: sea level.
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