Early in the morning, we begin a two-hour motorboat excursion across the pristine waters of Lake Titicaca to visit the famous Floating Islands of the Uros. These ancient lake dwellers, known as the Water Tribe, have created their own islands by continuously layering Totora reeds, a plant unique to this region. Not only are the islands built with these reeds, but also their homes and traditional boats.

After exploring Uros, we continue our journey by motorboat to Taquile Island, home to Quechua-speaking communities known for their strong social traditions and world-renowned handwoven textiles. Their weaving techniques have been passed down through generations and are even recognized by UNESCO as Intangible Cultural Heritage.

Upon arrival at the town of Taquile, we will enjoy a traditional lunch prepared by local families. After lunch, we’ll walk through the island’s scenic trails, visiting archaeological sites and enjoying panoramic views of the lake from the island’s various hills. The island is 6 km long and offers a unique blend of culture, history, and natural beauty.

In the afternoon, we return to Puno by boat, arriving in time for an overnight stay at your selected hotel.