Lake Titicaca
Cradle of Legends and Adventure
The highest lake in the World
At 3,812 meters above sea level, a unique place awaits you: Lake Titicaca. This sacred lake, cradle of the Inca civilization and steeped in history and mysticism, invites you to live an unforgettable experience.
Explore majestic landscapes, sail on calm waters, and connect with the rich Andean culture on a journey that will transform you.
Must-See attractions
Our tour will immerse you in the heart of this natural wonder with activities designed for all tastes:
The Sacred Islands (Isla del Sol and Isla de la Luna)
Sail to these mythical places, considered the spiritual centers of the Inca Empire. On the Island of the Sun, explore the ruins of Pilkokaina, climb the Inca Stairway, and walk along trails with breathtaking panoramic views. On the Island of the Moon, visit the Temple of the Virgins (Iñak Uyu), a site of mystery and ancient legends.
Catamaran ride on the lake
Enjoy a luxurious and comfortable boat ride across the blue waters of Titicaca. Our catamaran offers spacious areas, panoramic views, and the opportunity to relax while marveling at the immensity of the landscape.
Adventure in the Strait of Tiquina
For adrenaline lovers! Cross the famous strait that connects the two parts of the lake by flying on a zip line. Feel the thrill of flying over the waters while enjoying a unique perspective of this beautiful landscape.
Culture and Tradition in Museums
Immerse yourself in the local heritage. In Huatajata, visit the Raíces Andinas Museum, which shows you the worldview and ancestral knowledge of the region. In Copacabana, the main town on the shores of the lake, you visit the sanctuary of the Basilica of the Virgin and explore its small museums that tell the story of the Aymara and Andean cultures.
When is the best time to visit?
The best time to travel to Lake Titicaca is during the dry season, from April to October. During these months, the days are sunny and clear, with deep blue skies that highlight the beauty of the lake. Temperatures are warmer during the day, perfect for exploring, although nights can be cold.
The rainy season (November to March) also has its charm, as the landscape becomes greener, but you should be prepared for possible showers and lower temperatures.
Recommendations and Essential Care
Due to the high altitude, it is important to take some precautions to ensure your trip is comfortable and safe:
- Acclimatization: Altitude sickness, or “sorojche,” is common. We recommend taking it easy on the first day, drinking plenty of water, and avoiding alcohol. Coca leaves or coca tea can help alleviate symptoms.
- Sun Protection: UV radiation is very high. Don’t forget to bring high SPF sunscreen, a hat or cap, and sunglasses.
- Appropriate Clothing: The weather can vary greatly. Dress in layers: a T-shirt, a fleece or sweater, and a waterproof jacket. The nights are cold, so a warm jacket is essential.