• Uros Floating Islands - Looking for something truly unique? Visit the Floating Islands, where the ground is crafted entirely from tightly woven totora reeds. Walking here feels like stepping on a soft, springy surface—an experience like no other!

Your first stop offers a firsthand look at the island’s construction. Locals will demonstrate the traditional techniques used, showcasing how this lifestyle has thrived for centuries. You’ll be welcomed into their homes to experience daily life on the islands. For a fun twist, you can even dress like the locals (optional).

The Uros people are welcoming, so feel free to capture photos or videos to cherish the moment. They enjoy sharing their culture and stories with visitors.

Want a new perspective of the lake? Board a traditional totora reed boat, known as the “Balsas de totora.” It’s a fantastic way to glide across the water and truly appreciate the floating islands (optional, 20 soles per person).

• Taquile Island - Taquile’s textile art, recognized by UNESCO, is one of Peru’s oldest craft traditions, with contributions from men, women, and children. These textiles are not only artistic expressions but also reflect the islanders’ lifestyle, with symbols and patterns representing their experiences, beliefs, and values. Through weaving, locals maintain a deep connection to their heritage, with each stitch narrating the island’s traditions, social structures, and community life.

During your visit, enjoy a leisurely stroll around the island to fully appreciate its scenic beauty. Take a brief 30-minute trek from Taquile Port to the main square, following a charming uphill path. Relish breathtaking panoramic views of the island and the expansive Lake Titicaca. You can also savor delicious lake trout, accompanied by quinoa soup, with stunning lake views.

• Sillustani - At Sillustani, travelers will encounter ancient towers called chullpas, showcasing remarkable Inca and pre-Inca architecture. These towers are located near the picturesque Lake Umayo, offering stunning views of the surrounding landscape. The site provides a fascinating insight into how ancient Andean people buried their dead, reflecting their strong belief in the afterlife.

Visitors will walk for about 30 minutes to reach the top of the site, rewarded with panoramic views of the area. The highlight is the tallest tower, standing at 10 meters, offering an even more incredible perspective of the landscape and the beautiful Lake Umayo.

Exploring Sillustani allows you to marvel at the architectural prowess of the Inca and pre-Inca civilizations while immersing yourself in the rich cultural heritage of the Andes. The serene beauty of Lake Umayo, combined with the historical significance of the chullpas, creates a unique and memorable experience.

• Lake Titicaca - Visitors to Lake Titicaca will be captivated by the beauty of the world’s highest navigable lake, surrounded by stunning Andean landscapes and rich cultural heritage. Travel aboard a comfortable motorized boat equipped with bus-style seats, a bathroom, and panoramic windows, ensuring a relaxing and scenic journey across the lake.

This experience allows you to enjoy breathtaking views of the lake and its surrounding islands in comfort, while also immersing yourself in the vibrant culture of the region.

• Multi-lingual guide
• Lunch in Taquile
• Fast shared motor boat (30 people on the boat)
• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Entrances tickets

• Breakfast and dinner

Embark on an unforgettable full-day guided tour to explore the must-see wonders of the Puno region! This exciting journey will take you to the top attractions: the remarkable Floating Islands of Uros (#2 Ranked), the stunning beauty and rich culture of Taquile Island (#3 Ranked), and the impressive Sillustani tombs (#1 Ranked).

Travel comfortably on our fast boat, reducing travel time and allowing you more time to explore these captivating sites. On Taquile Island, be captivated by its peaceful landscapes and deep-rooted traditions. Afterwards, travel overland to the historic Sillustani, where the towering chullpas and the breathtaking view of Lake Umayo will leave you in awe.

As you explore the ancient Sillustani chullpas, uncover the mysteries of pre-Inca and Inca tombs, gaining insight into the Andean people’s intriguing burial practices and their profound belief in the afterlife.

• Vegetarian option is available, please advise at time of booking if required
• Comfortable hiking shoes are recommended

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