The Uros, Amantani, and Taquile Islands on Lake Titicaca hold an extraordinary cultural richness. The Uros live on floating reed islands, Amantani preserves ancient terraces and traditions, and Taquile is renowned for its textile art, recognized by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage.
After a peaceful night on Amantaní Island, you’ll enjoy a homemade breakfast prepared by your host family. Then we’ll depart by boat to Taquile Island, which is famous for its hardworking community and its textile art, recognized by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage.
We’ll walk for about 45 minutes through beautiful Andean landscapes until we reach the main village, where you’ll learn about the locals’ traditions and the cultural significance of their textiles, which are authentic, colorful, and highly valued works of art.
You’ll enjoy a traditional lunch featuring fresh trout and Andean products while taking in the stunning views of Lake Titicaca. Finally, we’ll return by boat to Puno, concluding an enriching experience that combines living culture, nature, and the unique hospitality of its people.
After a peaceful night on Amantaní Island, you’ll enjoy a homemade breakfast prepared by your host family. Then we’ll depart by boat to Taquile Island, which is famous for its hardworking community and its textile art, recognized by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage.
We’ll walk for about 45 minutes through beautiful Andean landscapes until we reach the main village, where you’ll learn about the locals’ traditions and the cultural significance of their textiles, which are authentic, colorful, and highly valued works of art.
You’ll enjoy a traditional lunch featuring fresh trout and Andean products while taking in the stunning views of Lake Titicaca. Finally, we’ll return by boat to Puno, concluding an enriching experience that combines living culture, nature, and the unique hospitality of its people.
This 2-day tour includes pickup in Puno, boat transfers on the lake, visits to the Uros Floating Islands and the islands of Amantaní and Taquile. The overnight stay is on Amantaní with a local host family (rural lodging). All meals included in the homestay (lunch, dinner, breakfast) are typical Andean cuisine.
The night is spent on Amantaní Island, in the homes of local families. This is a living rural experience; the rooms are simple, clean, and safe. Sharing a homemade dinner and breakfast with your host family is a fundamental part of the cultural exchange.
Yes. The price includes the meals enjoyed with the host families on the islands: lunch and dinner on Day 1 (on Amantaní) and breakfast and lunch on Day 2 (breakfast on Amantaní and lunch on Taquile).
The hike on Taquile is low to moderate intensity (about 45 minutes) along trails. On Amantaní, the hike up to the Pachatata/Pachamama temples is optional and more demanding, as it involves an uphill climb to see the sunset (it is recommended to walk slowly due to the altitude).
Yes, it is essential. Puno and Lake Titicaca are located at approximately 3,812 meters (12,500 feet) above sea level. It is crucial to spend at least one or two days in Puno, Arequipa, or Cusco before doing this tour to prevent altitude sickness.
The island is famous for the warmth of its community and, most notably, for its Textile Art, which has been recognized by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Visitors learn about the cultural significance of their colorful weavings.
Due to boat weight limits, we highly recommend not taking all your luggage to the islands. You can leave your large bags under free custody at our travel agency office in Puno before heading to the port, or at your hotel (if you are returning there). Only pack a small backpack with warm clothing and hygiene items for your one-night stay on Amantaní.
After a peaceful night on Amantaní Island, you’ll enjoy a homemade breakfast prepared by your host family. Then we’ll depart by boat to Taquile Island, which is famous for its hardworking community and its textile art, recognized by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage.
We’ll walk for about 45 minutes through beautiful Andean landscapes until we reach the main village, where you’ll learn about the locals’ traditions and the cultural significance of their textiles, which are authentic, colorful, and highly valued works of art.
You’ll enjoy a traditional lunch featuring fresh trout and Andean products while taking in the stunning views of Lake Titicaca. Finally, we’ll return by boat to Puno, concluding an enriching experience that combines living culture, nature, and the unique hospitality of its people.
After a peaceful night on Amantaní Island, you’ll enjoy a homemade breakfast prepared by your host family. Then we’ll depart by boat to Taquile Island, which is famous for its hardworking community and its textile art, recognized by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage.
We’ll walk for about 45 minutes through beautiful Andean landscapes until we reach the main village, where you’ll learn about the locals’ traditions and the cultural significance of their textiles, which are authentic, colorful, and highly valued works of art.
You’ll enjoy a traditional lunch featuring fresh trout and Andean products while taking in the stunning views of Lake Titicaca. Finally, we’ll return by boat to Puno, concluding an enriching experience that combines living culture, nature, and the unique hospitality of its people.
This 2-day tour includes pickup in Puno, boat transfers on the lake, visits to the Uros Floating Islands and the islands of Amantaní and Taquile. The overnight stay is on Amantaní with a local host family (rural lodging). All meals included in the homestay (lunch, dinner, breakfast) are typical Andean cuisine.
The night is spent on Amantaní Island, in the homes of local families. This is a living rural experience; the rooms are simple, clean, and safe. Sharing a homemade dinner and breakfast with your host family is a fundamental part of the cultural exchange.
Yes. The price includes the meals enjoyed with the host families on the islands: lunch and dinner on Day 1 (on Amantaní) and breakfast and lunch on Day 2 (breakfast on Amantaní and lunch on Taquile).
The hike on Taquile is low to moderate intensity (about 45 minutes) along trails. On Amantaní, the hike up to the Pachatata/Pachamama temples is optional and more demanding, as it involves an uphill climb to see the sunset (it is recommended to walk slowly due to the altitude).
Yes, it is essential. Puno and Lake Titicaca are located at approximately 3,812 meters (12,500 feet) above sea level. It is crucial to spend at least one or two days in Puno, Arequipa, or Cusco before doing this tour to prevent altitude sickness.
The island is famous for the warmth of its community and, most notably, for its Textile Art, which has been recognized by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. Visitors learn about the cultural significance of their colorful weavings.
Due to boat weight limits, we highly recommend not taking all your luggage to the islands. You can leave your large bags under free custody at our travel agency office in Puno before heading to the port, or at your hotel (if you are returning there). Only pack a small backpack with warm clothing and hygiene items for your one-night stay on Amantaní.
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