Palomino Islands Boat Tour
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Enjoy a boat trip to the Palomino Islands! On your way out to this paradise in the Pacific, pass by other stunning islands and, once you arrive, jump in the refreshing waters to swim alongside sea lions. The Palomino Islands are located off the coast of Lima from La Punta.On your way, you'll stop at San Lorenzo Island, which is eight kilometers long. You'll then visit the Palomino Islands, two islands that are part of a special ecosystem, where an extraordinary fauna of sea lions, local and migratory birds coexist.On the way back you'll pass among islets inhabited by guano birds and the second-largest colony of Humboldt penguins in Peru.
Highlights
- Admire the wildlife and gorgeous rocky cliffs of the Palomino Islands
- Enjoy the opportunity to swim with sea lions in their natural habitat
- See guano birds and a large colony of Humboldt penguins
- Live a unique experience in a real paradise in the Pacific
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Facilities
mobile
4 hours
Available in English, Spanish
What's included
- Boat tour
- Professional bilingual tour guide (Spanish and English)
- Boat crew and instructor in the water
- Chance to swim with sea lions
- Wetsuits and life jackets
- Hotel pick-up and drop-off
Not included
- Snorkeling equipment
- Service fee
Where you'll meet
Pick-up is available from hotels located in Miraflores and San Isidro. Please provide the name and address of your hotel at checkout. You must be ready and waiting in the hotel lobby 15 minutes before your scheduled pick-up time. If you're staying in a private residence, please contact the local operator to arrange a meeting point for pick-up.
Operated by
Lima Tours
Important information
Accessibility:
* Not recommended for travelers with back problems and pregnant women
* This tour is not wheelchair accessible
Extra fees to be paid on-site:
* Protection fees and Boarding fees (USD 8 per person)
Know in advance:
* Please note that the tour does not include pick-up from private residences. If you're staying in a private residence, please contact the local operator to arrange a meeting point for pick-up
* This part of the Pacific Ocean is fed by the Humboldt Current. That means the water temperature varies from 7 to 19 degrees Celsius depending on the time of year. Neoprene swimsuits are available
* It is highly recommended that you eat a very light breakfast on the day of your tour to avoid seasickness
Remember to bring:
* You should wear comfortable clothing and rubber shoe soles
* It is important to carry sunscreen, sunglasses, a towel, and a hat