Perou Decouverte
Perou Decouverte
The San Fernando Bay is part of the San Fernando National Reserve, a protected natural area located in the Nazca province. This reserve of 154,716 hectares represents one of the last preserved areas where desert, sea and mountains meet in a spectacular way.
Classified as a National Reserve, San Fernando protects an exceptional marine-coastal ecosystem where upwellings, resulting biodiversity, marine currents and remarkably beautiful landscapes converge. The reserve was created to preserve this unique biological corridor.
San Fernando is the last coastal refuge of the Andean condor. These majestic birds come to feed on sea lion placentas, creating a unique food chain in the world.
ATTENTION: Access to the reserve requires prior authorization
| Category | 1 day | 2-3 days |
|---|---|---|
| General (Foreigners) | 30 soles | 60 soles |
| Nationals (Adults) | 15 soles | 30 soles |
| Nationals (Children) | 8 soles | 15 soles |
| Local residents* | 8 soles | 15 soles |
*With ID presentation - Local children: 3 soles
Enjoy free entry on these special days:
Always free access for:
💡 Unique Experience: San Fernando Bay offers the rare opportunity to observe Andean condors, sea lions and guanacos in the same place - an exceptional combination of terrestrial and marine ecosystems.