San Martin, located off the Peruvian coast, boasts an abundance of exciting attractions and spectacular scenery. Wander through a soft green paradise of lagoons, forests, and ancient ruins. Soak in the soothing waters of local rivers, waterfalls, and thermal falls. Make your night on the town one to remember by ascending the towering dance stages at Oasis.
Took the shuttle into town. Had a Pisco sour :) Then hired a local boat out to the Ballestas Island for $25 each. Well worth the money and bumpy ride. The ship charged $150 each for the tour.
Visited: Nov 23, 2017
Took a trip to the Ballestas Islands. Could have managed that by ourselves by taking a ride to town and going out in the many boat tours available and saved a chunk of money. If you're not adventurous, then take the ship's excursion. Worth while in any case.
Visited: Mar 18, 2018
Go to the Isle by booking on shore, which is very inexpensive.
Visited: Dec 03, 2017
That Pisco local brew is dy-no-mite. Watch out!
Visited: Mar 04, 2015
We went on a local tour to a remote Inca ruins ancient archaeological site known as Tambo Colorado. 4-hour tour, that transports you from Port San Martin to the ruins of Tambo Colorado $90 per person. http://www.nazcaflights.com/tours-outside-nazca/sanmartinporttours/index.htm. Well worth the trip. It was very interesting and informative. Our guide was outstanding.
Visited: Dec 01, 2018
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