The Uros are a fascinating indigenous people who reside in both Peru and Bolivia. They inhabit approximately 120 self-fashioned floating islands on Lake Titicaca. During your visit, you'll witness the construction process of these incredible islands and visit local families in their homes. If you wish, you can dress up like a native local and immerse yourself in their traditions. Additionally, you can take a ride on a traditional totora reed boat, offered by the locals (20 Soles p/p). Don’t miss the chance to experience their unique way of life and admire the breathtaking beauty of this remarkable floating islands of Uros.

Get ready for an unforgettable adventure on Amantani Island! As soon as we arrive, friendly families will welcome us with open arms. After a short 30-minute uphill walk, we'll arrive at cozy rural houses where we'll be treated to a delicious Andean lunch, prepared by the islanders themselves. With our bellies full, we'll have time to relax and settle into our comfortable rooms before embarking on a scenic hike to the top of the island. There, we'll be awestruck by the stunning Inca temples "Pachamama" and "Pachatata," and witness one of the most breathtaking sunsets in the world in front of the lake. As the sun dips below the horizon, we'll return to the local houses for a delicious dinner prepared with love by our hosts. And if that's not enough, get ready to dance the night away with the families as they host a traditional party to welcome visitors. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to immerse yourself in the vibrant culture and warm hospitality of Amantani Island.