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La Hacienda Bahia Paracas

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This modern hacienda-style hotel is located on the coast just outside town overlooking Paracas Bay. There are 80 spacious rooms set on two levels, facing a large and inviting freeform swimming pool criss-crossed by wooden bridges and skirted by sun loungers. Each room has terracotta tiled floors, flat screen TV, private bathroom and a large terrace with sofa, table and chairs. There is a bar and restaurant with a nautical theme and accent on fresh seafood. Other facilities include a bakery, café, cosy lounge, tennis court, spa and large swimming pool.

What our clients say

For me, I think that it was the Lords of Sipan and Royal Tombs Museum, and the Temple of the Moon at Trujillo. For Angela, it was Tucume and the…
PS, Reading Jul 2017
Most memorable experience: “Colca Canyon, Floating Islands on Lake Titicaca, Machu Picchu without doubt. The journey from Ingapirca to Cuenca was very beautiful.”
CR, Truro Apr 2012
Most Memorable Moments?: Seeing a forest of Puyas de Raimondi near Huarez The trek from Ascobamba to Pillcocancha particularly the hospitality of the campesinos and watching cows being milked by…
RM, London Oct 2017
The whole holiday was memorable and the flow and way it had been planned was excellent - we had a build up that allowed us to visit other parts of…
AB, Reading Aug 2012
Seeing the Condor being released back into the wild.
JA, Glasgow Oct 2016
Highlight?: The whole of the Ausangate trek - the best short trek we have ever done in terms of scenery and local culture with the added advantage of comfortable mountain…
AST, Berwick-Upon-Tweed Oct 2016

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Anglo-Peruvian Chris grew up in Lima and spent much of his adult life in between London and Cusco as a tour leader, before settling permanently in our London-based Tailor-made and Group Tours sales team.

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