You will have the opportunity to navigate across the highest navigable lake in the world. This is an incredible experience that allows youou will have the opportunity to navigate across the highest navigable lake in the world aboard a covered boat with comfortable seating. The boat features a second level where you can enjoy panoramic views of the lake, and it also has a bathroom on board. This is an incredible experience that allows you to appreciate the stunning natural beauty of the region and gain a deeper understanding of the cultural significance of Lake Titicaca to the local communities to appreciate the stunning natural beauty of the region and gain a deeper understanding of the cultural significance of Lake Titicaca to the local communities.

Upon arrival on Amantani Island, we will start our day with a delightful breakfast prepared by the local families. They will serve coffee with omelets, regional bread, butter, and jelly, offering a taste of the local cuisine. After breakfast, we will embark on a scenic walk to explore the island, which will take approximately 40 minutes and involve some uphill terrain. We will then hike to the top to visit the ceremonial Inca temple "Pachamama." If you’re up for it, we’ll reach the summit together and explore the temple, enjoying the stunning views. If not, we will visit a lower viewpoint with a more accessible path, still offering breathtaking landscapes of the lake and surrounding areas

After exploring Amantani, we will descend to the port to board our boat and head towards Taquile. Upon arrival, we will begin a scenic 30-min trek uphill from Taquile Port to the main square, passing through charming paths that offer breathtaking panoramic views of the island and the vast expanse of Lake Titicaca. Once we reach the main square, you will have the opportunity to learn about Taquile's textile art, which is recognized by UNESCO as one of Peru's oldest craft traditions. The textiles, created by men, women, and children, reflect the islanders’ way of life, with each piece featuring symbols and patterns that represent their daily experiences, beliefs, and values. Through their weaving, the locals maintain a deep connection to their heritage, with every stitch telling a story of the island's traditions, social structures, and community life. Also, we will enjoy a delicious lunch featuring fresh trout from the lake and quinoa soup. then, we will continue our journey to Uros

During your visit to the Uros Islands, you'll learn about how the islands are constructed from reeds and experience the lifestyle of the local people. You'll be explained the entire process of building the floating islands, from harvesting the reeds to their maintenance, and how this tradition has been passed down through generations. You’ll have the opportunity to interact with the residents, and if you wish, enjoy a ride on the famous traditional reed boat for an additional charge of 20 soles per person, paid directly to the locals Feel free to take photos and videos throughout your visit, as locals are very friendly people. There are also tower viewpoints where you can climb and enjoy the views. Additionally, the locals invite us into their homes to give us a glimpse of their daily lives, offering a chance to see how they live inside the floating islands. This visit is a wonderful way to immerse yourself in the rich culture and beautiful scenery of Uros and Titicaca