Is the tour suitable for children or senior citizens?

Yes, the tour is suitable for children and seniors, as long as they are in good health and acclimatized to the altitude. It is recommended to take precautions to avoid altitude sickness, especially for people with pre-existing conditions.

From what age do children pay?

Children under 5 years of age are free of charge, as long as they ride on an adult's lap; if you wish the child to have his/her own seat, you pay the normal fare.

How can I book the tour?

You can book the tour through our website, by phone or at our offices, so make sure you reserve your place in advance!

What is the altitude of the islands?

The islands are located at an altitude of approximately 3,800 meters above sea level, so it is important to acclimatize properly in Puno before the tour.

Puno 3 days 2 nights Uros Islands Amantani Taquile

Transportation
Tourist Van and Boat
Group Size
18 People
Maximum Altitude
3827 meters above sea level.
Fitness Level
Moderate
Departure from
Puno
Best Season
March to November
Guiding Method
Certified Guidance
Tour Type
Cultural - Experiential
Language
English - Spanish

Overview

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Overview

Itinerary

Includes

FAQs

Map

Review

Overview

Puno and its islands, an experience in 3 days

Discover the magic of the Peruvian highlands with our Puno package in 3 days and 2 nights. This tour will take you to explore the impressive Lake Titicaca, the famous Floating Islands of the Uros and the enchanting Amantani Island, where you will live unique cultural experiences with local communities.

Recommendations

Wear comfortable and warm clothing, as the weather in the altiplano can be cold.
Wear sturdy footwear suitable for walking on uneven terrain.
Don't forget sunscreen, sunglasses and a hat or cap.
Bring a bottle of water to stay hydrated.

Day 01 :

Puno Full Day: Discover the city's charms in one day

Start of the tour

07:30 a.m. We will start picking you up from the hotels or from the previously agreed meeting point to start our adventure around Puno.

Visit to Chucuito

08:00 a.m. We will explore the town of Chucuito, known as the “City of the Royal Boxes” for its striking colonial buildings around the Plaza de Armas. From the Atojja hill, we will enjoy a panoramic view of Lake Titicaca and the Taquile and Amantani islands. We will also visit the ceremonial center of Tunihuiri, an important legacy of the Pukara culture.

Temple of Fertility (Inca Uyo)

09:30 a.m. Then, we will head to the Temple of Fertility, also known as Inca Uyo. This archaeological site stands out for its phallic-shaped stone sculptures, related to ancient fertility rituals. Through this place, we will better understand how the ancient inhabitants organized their crops in connection with the Pachamama.

Waru Waru Agricultural Techniques

10:30 a.m. We will continue the tour with an explanation of the Waru Waru, ancestral agricultural techniques that still impress with their ingenious adaptation to the climate. These elevated platforms surrounded by water were designed to protect crops from frost and make efficient use of water.

Molloco Archaeological Site

13:30 p.m. After lunch, we will visit the Molloco Archaeological Complex, where we will observe the Chullpas, or funerary towers, which represent the cultural fusion between the Incas and the Lupacas. Located only 36 km from Puno, this archaeological site is a historical jewel for its architecture and symbolism.

Aramu Muru Portal (Hayu Marca)

14:30 p.m. Later, we will arrive at the mysterious Aramu Muru Portal, also known as Hayu Marca. This stone portal carved into a rocky wall is considered an energetic place, ideal for meditation and reconnecting with nature. Its natural environment transmits a unique energy that captivates all visitors.

Return to Puno

17:00 p.m. Finally, we will return to the city of Puno and leave you near the Plaza de Armas, concluding a day full of history, culture and breathtaking scenery.

01 Night in Puno

Hotel

Day 02 :

Uros and Amantani Islands: Culture and Nature in Lake Titicaca

Start of the Tour: Uros and Amantani

07:10 a.m. We will start with the transfer from the hotels or from the Plaza de Armas to the lake dock in Puno, the starting point of our adventure on Lake Titicaca.

Floating Islands of the Uros

07:35 a.m. We will depart by boat to the floating islands of the Uros, located just 25 minutes away by boat. Upon arrival, we will meet the Ureños, who live on islands made of totora reeds with a thickness of between 30 and 40 cm. Each island is home to 5 to 6 families, and during the visit we will learn about their way of life, ancestral culture and unique construction methods.

Amantani Island

10:30 a.m. We will continue our journey to Amantani Island. On the way, we will enjoy the majestic views of Lake Titicaca, known as the “Sacred Lake of the Incas”. Here we will witness how the local people preserve their cultural heritage through their rites, beliefs, clothing and daily life.

Experiential tourism in Amantani

12:00 p.m. Upon arrival in Amantani, we will be warmly welcomed by the Amantaneños, dressed in their traditional costumes. We will visit their rural houses, the main square and learn about their textiles, traditions and hospitality. This island, declared Cultural Heritage of the Nation, offers a unique and unforgettable tourism experience.

Return to Puno

15:00 p.m. We will return to the lake port of Puno by boat.

17:00 p.m. We will end the tour leaving the visitors near the Plaza de Armas of Puno, concluding a day full of learning, culture and amazing landscapes.

01 Night in Puno

Hotel

Breakfast + Lunch

Day 03 :

Free Time for Relaxation and Souvenir Shopping

Free time in Puno

At the end of your tour of Puno, you will have some free time to relax and enjoy the city at your own pace. During this time, you can choose to rest at your hotel or go out to explore the historic center, ideal for souvenir shopping.

Puno is full of handicraft stores where you will find textiles, ceramics, jewelry and other typical products of the region, perfect to take with you a piece of Peruvian culture.