The Peruvian portion of the Pacific Ocean is known as Grau´s Sea with 200 miles in width. The Humboldt Current flows along the Peruvian coast line and its cold water which is rich in plankton, creates the perfect habitat for different species that have made it one of the richest in hydro-biological resources.
San Lorenzo is the largest island of this sea and is located just in front of Callao. Because of the lack of fresh waters, it has never had human occupation but used by ancient Peruvian as a cemetery, since it was considered as a sacred place.
Still today, the island keeps secrets and treasures of the different periods of the Peruvian history that need to be discovered and studied to delight us!