• Uros Floating Islands - Unlike the main Uros islands that attract large crowds daily, Uros Titino offers a more serene experience with its smaller group of floating islands near the Capachica Peninsula. Here, a few families continue the traditional practices of fishing, bird hunting, and egg gathering from the lake, just as their ancestors did. A bilingual guide will explain the construction and upkeep of the islands using totora reeds, and visitors will have the opportunity to engage with the resident families. Additionally, there is an optional ride available on a traditional totora reed boat (20 soles per person, not included).
• Llachon - The journey continues to Llachón, a Quechua farming community on the peninsula. Visitors are warmly welcomed by local families dressed in traditional attire, who share their expertise in native plants and ancient textile techniques, which they still use to craft their own clothing. There is free time to explore Llachón’s sandy beaches, and for those interested, kayaking along the shoreline or swimming in the lake is an option. After enjoying lunch with the community, the tour returns to Puno.

• Transfers Hotel - Port - Hotel
• Private boat Puno - Uros - Llachon - Puno
• Guide Spanish / English
• Lunch

• Personal expenses

Most tours of Lake Titicaca follow the usual path to the main Uros islands, but this tour offers a unique experience. It takes visitors to Uros Titino, a quieter and less-visited cluster of floating islands near the Capachica Peninsula. Here, only a few families continue to fish, harvest totora reeds, and preserve their traditional lifestyle, away from the bustling crowds of the typical Uros area.

Afterward, the journey continues by private boat to Llachón, a rural Quechua community on the peninsula. Visitors are warmly welcomed by local families dressed in traditional attire, who share their knowledge of native plants and demonstrate the ancient textile techniques they use to create their own clothing. Lunch features local ingredients such as fresh trout, quinoa, potatoes, and soup. After the meal, guests can enjoy a stroll along Llachón’s sandy beaches, opt for kayaking (at an additional cost) along the shoreline, or even take a swim in the lake. This is a private tour with a bilingual guide, offering a personalized experience with your own boat and no fixed group.

• We recommend bringing a backpack or bag with things needed to be one day (hat, sunscreen, sunglasses, Extra jacket, etc.).

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