Things to do in San Pedro

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What to do in San Pedro

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Raqch'i

Raqch'i

Learn about the local history of San Pedro with a stop at Raqch'i.

Raqch'i

Frequently asked questions

Is San Pedro worth visiting?
Whether you're coming to experience the cultural highlights and local charm or sample unique foods and venture into nature, there's no shortage of things to do in San Pedro.
How do I spend a day in San Pedro?
After you've visited leading attractions like Cerro China Pucara and Cerro Punuhuay, spend some time exploring San Pedro's shopping and dining scene.
What is the top tourist attraction in San Pedro?
Cerro Punuhuay is one of the top tourist attractions in San Pedro and deserves a place on every sightseeing list of the area.
Is three days enough to stay in San Pedro?
Three days is enough for a short break in San Pedro — you'll tick off the main sights and get a good feel for the local vibe. But if you want to truly soak it all in, hang around for at least a week or more to check out some nearby hotspots too.
What are some activities to do in San Pedro with kids?
Planning what to do in San Pedro with kids has never been easier. Whether you're taking a trip with teenagers or little ones, there's a range of family-friendly sights to keep everyone happy here.

What to do in San Pedro for adults?
From incredible food and cultural hotspots to thrilling adventures and unique experiences, there are many fun things to do in San Pedro for adults.
Are there free things to do in San Pedro?
One of the top ways to learn about free things to do in San Pedro is to ask a local tour guide. You'll get insider views on cool neighbourhoods, parks and other attractions you can enjoy without reaching into your pocket. Cerro Ranchupata is one spot that doesn't charge an admission fee.