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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.

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  • Seeing the Condor being released back into the wild.

    JA, Glasgow Oct 2016

  • Highlights: That's hard.., so many... for Alex: inca trail, for us: condors, lake titicaca, huchuy qosqo, ruins around cusco, colca canyon riding, chinchero market, moray & maras, macchu Picchu /…

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    BC, Beckenham Mar 2012

  • Highlight?: Too many to mention but the Condors and Machu Picchu were spectacular.

    GB, Westerham Jun 2017

  • Most Memorable Moment?: Getting to the top of Huayna Picchu.

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  • Most memorable experience: “Probably visiting the islands on Lake Titicaca followed closely by HB train and Machu Picchu"

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