Paracas (Peru) breaks records with more than 200,000 tourists in January 2024

20-02-24

In an impressive start to the year, Paracas has set a new milestone in its tourism history by surpassing 200,000 visitors in January 2024, reported Eduardo Jáuregui, president of the Paracas Chamber of Tourism and Foreign Trade (CAPATUR). This remarkable increase reflects the growing attractiveness of Paracas as a favorite destination for both domestic and international travelers, consolidating its status in Peru's tourism landscape.

The visitor breakdown reveals that 57,240 people ventured to the Ballestas Islands to marvel at their biodiversity, while 118,695 tourists explored the natural beauty of the Paracas National Reserve, a sanctuary of flora and fauna. In addition, 14,000 visitors chose Paracas for its leisure activities, including relaxing on its beaches, enjoying its outstanding marine gastronomy, especially the "Paraqueño" ceviche prepared with silverside, and having fun at its water park.