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Spend a night under stars on Playa Carhuaz inside the Paracas National Reserve. This two-day coastal camping trip from Ica includes transfers, camp setup, a grill dinner and a simple breakfast at dawn.
Spend a night under stars on Playa Carhuaz inside the Paracas National Reserve. This two-day coastal camping trip from Ica includes transfers, camp setup, a grill dinner and a simple breakfast at dawn.
The sun slides low over pale desert dunes as your group rolls onto Carhuaz beach, wind and salt sharp in the air. Night will fall quickly here—no city glow—leaving a broad ceiling of stars and the steady hiss of the Pacific. Tents are set in a line facing the sea; a grill snaps to life and the smell of charred meat threads through the cool breeze.
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Operated by Sam Travel Experiences · Ica, Ica
The sun slides low over pale desert dunes as your group rolls onto Carhuaz beach, wind and salt sharp in the air. Night will fall quickly here—no city glow—leaving a broad ceiling of stars and the steady hiss of the Pacific. Tents are set in a line facing the sea; a grill snaps to life and the smell of charred meat threads through the cool breeze.
Playa Carhuaz sits inside the Paracas National Reserve, a coastal strip carved by wind and waves where marine terraces, sand plains and rocky outcrops meet one another. The reserve holds archaeological traces of pre-Columbian maritime societies and today protects migrating seabirds and marine mammals. Local culture centers on fishing and simple hospitality—expect straightforward food, music and warm, pragmatic hosts.
Logistics are simple: transfers from Ica, group camping with supplied tents, mattresses, chairs, a grill dinner, and a light breakfast at dawn before return to Ica. Terrain is sandy shore and compacted tidal zones; walking is easy but wind and chill at night are real factors. Pack layers, a warm sleeping bag, and sun protection. Water and food are provided, but bring a refillable bottle and any personal meds.
This is an accessible overnight that feels remote because of the light pollution-free sky and the scope of the desert meeting the ocean. It’s ideal for photographers, stargazers and anyone looking for a low-effort, high-impact coastal night under the stars. Respect the reserve rules: keep fires controlled, take waste with you, and leave tidal wildlife undisturbed.
Yes—tents, chairs, mattresses, an awning, cooler and basic camp cooking gear are included in the tour.
The tour includes hotel pickup in Ica and group transfer to Playa Carhuaz; confirm your pickup location when booking.
Facilities are minimal—expect basic, possibly portable toilets; plan accordingly with personal hygiene items.
A grill dinner and beverages are provided; you can bring personal snacks but follow reserve rules on open flames and waste disposal.
Sam Travel Experiences operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
The sun slides low over pale desert dunes as your group rolls onto Carhuaz beach, wind and salt sharp in the air. Night will fall quickly here—no city glow—leaving a broad ceiling of stars and the steady hiss of the Pacific. Tents are set in a line facing the sea; a grill snaps to life and the smell of charred meat threads through the cool breeze.
The sun slides low over pale desert dunes as your group rolls onto Carhuaz beach, wind and salt sharp in the air. Night will fall quickly here—no city glow—leaving a broad ceiling of stars and the steady hiss of the Pacific. Tents are set in a line facing the sea; a grill snaps to life and the smell of charred meat threads through the cool breeze.
Playa Carhuaz sits inside the Paracas National Reserve, a coastal strip carved by wind and waves where marine terraces, sand plains and rocky outcrops meet one another. The reserve holds archaeological traces of pre-Columbian maritime societies and today protects migrating seabirds and marine mammals. Local culture centers on fishing and simple hospitality—expect straightforward food, music and warm, pragmatic hosts.
Logistics are simple: transfers from Ica, group camping with supplied tents, mattresses, chairs, a grill dinner, and a light breakfast at dawn before return to Ica. Terrain is sandy shore and compacted tidal zones; walking is easy but wind and chill at night are real factors. Pack layers, a warm sleeping bag, and sun protection. Water and food are provided, but bring a refillable bottle and any personal meds.
This is an accessible overnight that feels remote because of the light pollution-free sky and the scope of the desert meeting the ocean. It’s ideal for photographers, stargazers and anyone looking for a low-effort, high-impact coastal night under the stars. Respect the reserve rules: keep fires controlled, take waste with you, and leave tidal wildlife undisturbed.