Lam can be seen in the mountains, in Arequipa, Cusco, Canyon Kolka. Penguins, if lucky, can be seen on the islands of Balestas.

Surely the lamas in Peru can be seen in the Kolkino canyon listed in the Guinness Book of Records as the deepest in the world (it reaches 3,400 m in depth from the surface of the Kolka River to the summits of the mountains). It is here that most inhabits the wild vicuña - the non-domesticated relatives of lamas and alpacas. In addition, lamas are found in Arequipa and Cuzco.

The natural reserve of the Baltiest Islands, also called the "mini Galapagos", serves as the bird bazaar of innumerable bird species, a rookery for sea lion colonies and, most importantly, the homeland of the endangered species of Peruvian penguins, Humbolt.