Arica serves above all as the starting point for a trip to Lauca National Park, declared a Biosphere Reserve by UNESCO. The national park is located in the impressive Andean mountain range. Huge mountains and volcanoes ranging up to 6,300 m high surround the park. The park also encompasses the cobalt-blue Lago Chungara, and at an altitude of 4,520 m, it is one of the highest-lying lakes in the world. The park is home to flamingos, vicunas, alpacas, guanacos, pumas, vizcachas and the Andean condor.

Paracas, located on the southern Pacific coast of Peru, is a picturesque fishing village and the gateway to the stunning Paracas Peninsula, known for its breathtaking natural beauty and ecological richness. Explore the fascinating Paracas National Park, home to a variety of wildlife including seabirds, sea lions, and penguins. The mysterious Nazca Lines, huge geoglyphs in the nearby desert sand, also draw the curiosity of history and culture enthusiasts. With the nearby Ballestas Islands, the "Galapagos of Peru," Paracas offers a unique combination of natural beauty, wildlife encounters, and cultural heritage.

Callao is the largest port in Peru near the capital Lima. Despite chaotic traffic conditions, constant gray mist (Garua), and the rapidly growing shantytowns, formerly called Barriadas and now known as Pueblos Jovenes, numerous historical sights from the colonial era and impressive collections of Peruvian art offer visitors a wealth of interesting impressions.