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Discover the history and secrets of Callao, built between 1747 and 1778. It was built in calicanto (a mixture of sand, lime and egg white from guano birds) with the purpose of defending Callao from pirates and corsairs. It is without a doubt the greatest work of military architecture built by the Spanish in America.
Discover the history and secrets of Callao, built between 1747 and 1778. It was built in calicanto (a mixture of sand, lime and egg white from guano birds) with the purpose of defending Callao from pirates and corsairs. It is without a doubt the greatest work of military architecture built by the Spanish in America.
Continuing with the tour we will visit the Naval Museum of Peru, which was officially established in 1958 and houses an important collection of oil paintings, photographs, jewelry, navigation instruments and weapons corresponding to the maritime history of Peru.
The most precious relics of Peru's seafaring heroes are kept here. The most notable items include the sword, cap, cufflinks, decorations, epaulettes, cutlery, navigation books and letters of the greatest hero Miguel Grau, known as the "Knight of the Seas" during the war with Chile. A fragment of his tibia is also kept in a sarcophagus, the only remnant that could be recovered after his sacrifice in the Battle of Angamos.
We will visit the Abtao Submarine, the visit to the NAVAL SITE MUSEUM will give you the opportunity to feel like a submariner for a day.
The pick-ups are punctual.
The tours will be organized one day before.
If you experience altitude sickness (headaches, nausea, etc.) it is recommended to rest and relax, drink coca tea and go to a pharmacy. If you have any questions, always contact the guide or your tour advisor.
For all our excursions, always carry change, since on tours such as the Rainbow Mountain or Humantay Lagoon we will not find exchange offices or ATMs. The official currency of Peru is the Nuevo Sol (S/.). Our sales advisors and guides will tell you where you can change your dollars, you can also ask at the reception of your hotel where you are staying.
In Peru, the standard voltage is 220v and the standard frequency is 60Hz, except in Arequipa, where the standard is 50Hz. Most hotels offer two-way electricity. It is necessary to bring an adapter for your electrical equipment or you can also consult with the hotel staff.
You can wear light clothing such as a light jacket, sun hat, sunglasses and a good sunscreen.
