After breakfast, we begin a two-hour motorboat excursion on the shimmering waters of Lake Titicaca, heading toward the unique Floating Islands of the Uros. These ancient lake dwellers, known as the Water Tribe, have constructed their floating islands by continuously adding layers of totora reeds, a plant native to the lake. Their homes and boats are also made from this same material, forming a self-sustaining lifestyle that has been passed down through generations.

After learning about their customs and traditions, we continue by boat to Amantani Island. This peaceful island is inhabited by Quechua-speaking communities who continue to live according to ancient Andean traditions. The islanders are known for their exceptional ceramics and textiles, crafted using ancestral techniques.

Amantani is also referred to as the “Island of Love”, due to the powerful spiritual energy felt by many visitors.

A box lunch will be provided during the journey. In the evening, you will enjoy a homestay with a local family, offering a unique opportunity to experience the authentic hospitality and cultural richness of Amantani life.