Mysterious Lake Titicaca and its legends…
Much could be said of Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake on the world (3,810 m.a.s.l.) with a surface area of 8,372 km2, half the surface area of Lake Ontario!

The legend has it that Manco Cápac, the first Inca and Mama Ocllo, his wife and sister, emerged from the waters of the lake to found the Inca empire. The Uros Indians, who inhabited the floating islands on the lake, are said to be the descendants of the royal couple…

We recommend a crossing of the lake by boat for a visit to the floating islands of the Uros after passing Amantani and Taquile to reach the tiny paradise of Suasi.

Day 1 : PUNO – UROS - TAQUILE - AMANTANI (TITICACA)

Early morning transfer to the port of Puno to sail to the islands of Uros, Taquile and Amantani.
After around forty minutes of navigation, visit of the floating islands. These islands are not natural and have been built by the Uros tribe, whose principal activity is fishing. We continue our cruise (for around two hours) to Taquile, an island of great cultural interest, where residents live in harmony with the ancestral traditions.
Visit and lunch in a typical restaurant of the island.
In the early afternoon, we follow on to the Island of Amantani. Arrival and reception in one of the families of the island.
In the afternoon, visit of the sites dedicated to the Pachamama and the Pachapapa. Dinner and night in the family (included).

Day 2 : AMANTANI – SUASI (TITICACA)

After breakfast, departure for a three-hour cruise to Suasi Island, a peace haven belonging to the same family since the 19th century.
Arrival at the hotel.
End of the day open.
All included.

Day 3 : SUASI – CAMBRIA – MOHO - PUNO (TITICACA)

In the morning, we leave Suasi Island by boat for the small port of Cambria.
Return by road to Puno in a private vehicle via the dirt road along the lake. Along the way we cross the Quechua and Aymara villages of Moho, Huancane and Taraco.
Transfer to the hotel in Puno. End of the day open.
Meals open.