The Palomino Islands, located off the coast of Lima, stand out for their natural and historical richness. You’ll explore the enigmatic Camotal, visit the Palomino Islands, and interact with sea lions and guano birds.
In the morning, we will pick you up from your hotel and take you to the district of La Punta in Callao, where our marine adventure begins. After a short walk to the pier, we’ll board our boat to start the journey. During the navigation, you’ll see unique rock formations, local fishermen at work, and the submerged area of El Camotal, a former neighborhood of Callao now beneath the sea. We’ll continue to San Lorenzo Island, known as the “mysterious island,” rich with stories of naval battles and pre-Inca remains, and then to El Frontón Island, once a high-security prison that holds memories of Peru’s recent history. Our route continues toward the Cavinzas Islands, home to guano birds, pelicans, and Humboldt penguins. Finally, we’ll reach the Palomino Islands, home to over 8,000 sea lions. Those who wish may swim with them using wetsuits. We’ll end our experience returning to the port and your hotel, with unforgettable memories of the Peruvian Pacific.
The tour includes pickup from your hotel, transfer to the La Punta district in Callao, the boat ride around the islands, the optional swim with sea lions, and the return transfer back to your hotel.
During the navigation, you will see unique rock formations and the submerged area of El Camotal. We will also circle San Lorenzo Island (the "mysterious island" with naval history) and El Frontón Island (a former high-security prison). Finally, we pass the Cavinzas Islands before reaching Palomino.
Yes. Passengers who wish to may enter the sea at the Palomino Islands to swim and play near the colony of over 8,000 sea lions. For safety and hygiene, the activity is conducted while wearing wetsuits, which are provided during the tour.
The main attraction is the sea lions at Palomino. You will also be able to observe Humboldt penguins, various guano birds (pelicans, cormorants), and marine birds at the Cavinzas Islands.
The total duration of the experience is approximately four hours, including the hotel pickup, transfers, and the navigation time.
In the morning, we will pick you up from your hotel and take you to the district of La Punta in Callao, where our marine adventure begins. After a short walk to the pier, we’ll board our boat to start the journey. During the navigation, you’ll see unique rock formations, local fishermen at work, and the submerged area of El Camotal, a former neighborhood of Callao now beneath the sea. We’ll continue to San Lorenzo Island, known as the “mysterious island,” rich with stories of naval battles and pre-Inca remains, and then to El Frontón Island, once a high-security prison that holds memories of Peru’s recent history. Our route continues toward the Cavinzas Islands, home to guano birds, pelicans, and Humboldt penguins. Finally, we’ll reach the Palomino Islands, home to over 8,000 sea lions. Those who wish may swim with them using wetsuits. We’ll end our experience returning to the port and your hotel, with unforgettable memories of the Peruvian Pacific.
The tour includes pickup from your hotel, transfer to the La Punta district in Callao, the boat ride around the islands, the optional swim with sea lions, and the return transfer back to your hotel.
During the navigation, you will see unique rock formations and the submerged area of El Camotal. We will also circle San Lorenzo Island (the "mysterious island" with naval history) and El Frontón Island (a former high-security prison). Finally, we pass the Cavinzas Islands before reaching Palomino.
Yes. Passengers who wish to may enter the sea at the Palomino Islands to swim and play near the colony of over 8,000 sea lions. For safety and hygiene, the activity is conducted while wearing wetsuits, which are provided during the tour.
The main attraction is the sea lions at Palomino. You will also be able to observe Humboldt penguins, various guano birds (pelicans, cormorants), and marine birds at the Cavinzas Islands.
The total duration of the experience is approximately four hours, including the hotel pickup, transfers, and the navigation time.
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