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San Fernando

Peru, Ica

San Fernando

LocationPeru, Ica
RegionIca
TypeNational Reserve
Coordinates-14.9710°, -75.2950°
Established2011
Area1547
Nearest CityNazca (50 km)
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About San Fernando

San Fernando National Reserve protects a unique convergence of Andean, desert, and marine ecosystems along the Ica coast south of Nazca, where the Andean foothills meet the Pacific Ocean. The reserve harbors impressive colonies of South American sea lions, Humboldt penguins, and condors, with the latter descending from the Andes to feed on marine carrion along the beaches. It protects one of the most biologically significant coastal desert landscapes in South America.

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Where is San Fernando located?

San Fernando is located in Ica, Peru at coordinates -14.971, -75.295.

How do I get to San Fernando?

To get to San Fernando, the nearest city is Nazca (50 km).

How large is San Fernando?

San Fernando covers approximately 1,547 square kilometers (597 square miles).

When was San Fernando established?

San Fernando was established in 2011.