Paracas : Mini Buggy Tour in the National Reserve

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About this activity

Before starting this tour, you will be given recommendations and safety instructions on how to drive our motorcycles, since they are automatic motorcycles that are easy to maneuver.

After giving them the respective instructions, each participant will board a motorcycle that will be followed by our guide who will go ahead, during the tour we will enter the Paracas National Reserve, we will cross the peninsula observing the impressive colorful and sedimentary landscape which makes it a unique landscape. , we will make different stops to observe the different attractions that this coastal desert offers, we will be able to observe:

Note: 2 people per Mini Buggui

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At a glance

Duration: 2 hours
Confirmation: Instant confirmation
Ticket: Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Group: Up to 30 people
People per booking: 1–30
Guide: Spanish
Operated by: Paracas Holiday

Ages: Adults (5–100 years)

What is included

Included

Included: Safety equipment
Included: English - Spanish guide.
Included: 15 minute talk and security equipment delivery

Not included

Not included: Admission fees: Tourist income per person.

Itinerary

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Paracas National Reserve

2 hours
Enjoy the last mini buggy in the Paracas National Reserve. This amazing tour will give you the opportunity to drive and explore the beauty of the Paracas Reserve in your own style while having fun at the same time.

Explore the Paracas Reserve in your own style driving a mini buggy.

We will visit :
- Yumaque Beach.- This is another of the beaches that remains in the Paracas reserve, it is very beautiful and you can take beautiful photos there.
- Itmos.- A scenic walk to the Mirador Istmo, the viewpoint overlooking Playa Rojo.
- Playa Roja.- The name of the beach is given to a kind of red sand, given by ancient volcanic eruptions that attacked the Pacific coast. The beach is made up of pebbles called granodiorites, responsible for the characteristic reddish tone of this soil.