Uros and Amantani Islands

Uros Floating Islands - The Uros are an intriguing indigenous community living in both Peru and Bolivia. They reside on about 120 self-made floating islands on Lake Titicaca.

During a visit, one can observe the construction of these amazing islands and meet local families in their homes. Visitors have the option to dress in traditional attire and fully engage in their customs.

Additionally, a ride on a traditional totora reed boat is available, offered by the locals for 20 Soles per person.

Don’t miss the opportunity to experience their distinctive lifestyle and marvel at the stunning beauty of the remarkable Uros floating islands.

Amantani Island - Prepare for an unforgettable experience on Amantani Island! Upon arrival, welcoming families will greet visitors warmly. After a brief 30-minute uphill walk, guests will reach charming rural homes where a delightful Andean lunch, prepared by the islanders, awaits.

With appetites satisfied, there will be time to relax and settle into comfortable accommodations before embarking on a scenic hike to the island’s summit. Here, visitors will be captivated by the magnificent Inca temples “Pachamama” and “Pachatata,” and witness one of the world’s most breathtaking sunsets over the lake.

As the sun sets, guests will return to local homes for a lovingly prepared dinner by their hosts. And if that’s not enough, prepare to dance the night away at a traditional party hosted by the families to welcome visitors. This is a unique opportunity to immerse oneself in the vibrant culture and warm hospitality of Amantani Island.

Taquile and Sillustani

Taquile Island - Prepare for another thrilling day as the journey departs from Amantani Island’s port at 8 am sharp! The boat will travel to the picturesque Taquile Island, celebrated for its vibrant culture and stunning landscapes.

Upon arrival, a scenic hike along narrow paths lined with ancient agricultural terraces will lead to the island’s main square. Here, visitors can engage with the Taquileños, gaining insight into their unique community-based lifestyle. A highlight of the visit will be observing the island’s renowned textile art, recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage, and witnessing demonstrations of traditional weaving techniques.

Later, a delicious lunch featuring local specialties will be enjoyed, all while taking in panoramic views of Lake Titicaca.

Then, the journey continues back to Puno to travel by land to Sillustani.

Sillustani - After the incredible adventure on Lake Titicaca Island, the journey continues by car to the awe-inspiring Sillustani ruins. The drive takes about an hour, offering scenic views of the Andean landscape along the way.

Upon arrival, a walk to the summit will reveal the impressive burial towers, or chullpas, some reaching up to 10 meters high. These ancient funerary structures were built by the Colla civilization and later used by the Incas, serving as final resting places for their elite.

Sillustani is not only an archaeological marvel but also a site of deep spiritual significance, perched on a peninsula surrounded by the serene Umayo Lake. The combination of history, breathtaking scenery, and the mysterious legacy of the Colla and Inca cultures makes this site one of the most fascinating in Peru.

This visit provides a perfect conclusion to the journey, with spectacular natural surroundings.

• Basic Lodging on Amantani
• Entrance tickets included
• Meals provided: Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast
• Bilingual Spanish/English guide for 2 days
• Land transportation to Sillustani and return on a shared basis
• Hotel transfers included
• 2-day Shared Motor Boat experience

• Personal expenses

Embark on a captivating 2-day tour, visiting four essential destinations: Uros, Amantaní, Taquile, and Sillustani—each highly regarded as top attractions.

Begin with Uros, crafted by locals using reeds. Here, participants can dress in traditional attire and observe the unique construction of these islands.

Then, explore Amantaní, a tranquil island renowned for its friendly inhabitants and rich cultural heritage. Visitors will engage with local families before hiking to the island’s peak to witness a breathtaking sunset.

On the following day, visit Taquile, famous for its exquisite handwoven textiles and stunning views of Lake Titicaca. Enjoy a delightful lunch while admiring the lake’s panoramic vistas.

Conclude with Sillustani, a pre-Incan burial site set against a peaceful lake. This archaeological marvel features towering chullpas, some as tall as 10 meters.

This tour is ideal for those with limited time.

• Take Mineral Water with you, cause long walks (In Amantani 1 hour uphill).
• Toilets are basic and there are not showers on Amantani
• Take A light 2days pack to carry your necessary things (cleaning supplies, camera, external batteries chargers, etc)

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