Lake Titicaca — Sacred Waters, Living Culture
Welcome to the highest navigable lake in the world — and one of Peru’s most spiritual places.
On Lake Titicaca, traditional communities still live on floating reed islands, time slows down on quiet shores, and the Andean sky stretches endlessly above.
Whether you’re here for a short visit or an overnight homestay, this is a journey to the heart of indigenous life and history.
Top Experiences in This Region
Travel from Cusco to Puno with stops at stunning Inca and colonial sites, Andean landscapes, and a local buffet lunch.
Visit Uros, sleep on Amantani with a local family, and explore Taquile Island — an unforgettable cultural experience on the lake.
Explore three lake communities in one scenic day, with a delicious lakeside buffet in Luquina Chico.
Tailor-Made Travel in the Region
Want to include Lake Titicaca in a longer trip across southern Peru? Combine cultural visits with nature, slow travel, or family-friendly comfort — we’ll build your itinerary around your needs.
Good to know
Lake elevation: 3,812 m — take time to acclimatize to the altitude in Cusco or Arequipa before arriving
Homestays: rustic but clean, with friendly local families
Food: simple Andean cuisine, vegetarian options usually available
Transport: Fast boats available for shorter tours
Best time to visit: April–October (dry season), but accessible year-round
You also might be interested in these tours
