• Uros Floating Islands - Guests will be picked up from centrally located hotels in Puno and transferred to the port.

• Upon arrival at the port, guests will board a boat to embark on a journey to the first destination, Uros Island, which will take approximately 30 minutes. During the trip, there will be views of Lake Titicaca.

• Upon reaching the island, visitors will be greeted warmly by locals dressed in traditional attire. As guests disembark, they will notice the islands floating on the water. Here, they will settle in to listen to a guide who will provide detailed information about the origins of the islands, the materials used in their construction, and the lifestyle of the residents. After the explanation, there will be time to take photos and visit the residents’ homes.

• Optionally, guests can visit a second island on reed rafts, where they can enjoy a local dish or purchase handmade crafts.

• Taquile Island - • The journey continues with a two-hour boat ride across Lake Titicaca to the natural island of Taquile. Upon arrival, guests will embark on a 40-minute uphill walk to the island’s main square, where they will visit the textile museum, colonial church, and more.

• Lunch will follow, featuring quinoa soup as a starter and a main dish of trout. Traditional drinks such as coca or muña mate will be served, which are excellent for preventing altitude sickness and stomach discomfort. The guide will provide insights into the island’s history, the residents’ clothing, and their main productions.

• There will be free time for photography before descending to the port to board the boat for the return journey to Puno’s main port.

Upon arrival at the port of Puno, guests will be transferred to the city center.

• Entrance tickets to the islands
• Transfer from your hotel
• Lunch on the island of Taquile
• Professional bilingual guide (Spanish and English)
• Boat to visit the Islands of Lake Titicaca

• Ride on the traditional boat (reed boat) – 10 Soles

Experience the enchanting culture of Lake Titicaca as you journey to the Floating Islands of Uros and the traditional island of Taquile. Discover the age-old traditions of the Uros people, who have crafted and inhabited these unique reed islands for centuries. Immerse yourself in the daily life of the Taquileños, known for their handwoven textiles and strong sense of community. This cultural adventure on the world’s highest navigable lake promises an unforgettable glimpse into Peru’s rich heritage.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.