All Puno Tours & Excursions in 2026

Experience the rich culture of the people who live on Lake Titicaca during this full-day tour. Take a boat ride to the floating island of Uros, which is completely built from reeds, and learn about the culture. Then, visit Taquile Island which is famous for its colorful, handmade textiles weaved by the locals, and enjoy time to shop for local souvenirs.

Explore the rich history and mysticism of southern Puno with a tour of Chucuito, Aramu Muru, and Juli. Journey through stunning Andean landscapes while discovering ancient archaeological sites and historic temples. This excursion offers a unique blend of culture and spirituality, showcasing the region's deep-rooted traditions. Ideal for travelers interested in history, this tour immerses you in the local heritage and beliefs of the Andean people.

Ancient Stone Burial Towers: Discover the impressive ancient stone burial towers, known as chullpas, built to honor noble ancestors and preserve their remains for generations. Stunning Lake Umayo Backdrop: Take in the spectacular scenery of Lake Umayo, whose tranquil waters and surrounding landscapes provide a picturesque setting for these historical sites. Pre-Inca Civilization: Explore the remnants of a pre-Inca civilization that flourished in this region, showcasing remarkable engineering and cultural sophistication. Colla People's Customs: Learn about the customs and spiritual beliefs of the Colla people, who built these tombs to reflect their deep respect for the dead and their connection to the afterlife.

On Uros sunrise kayak tour, you will experience a unique side to the floating islands. The water is calm, flat and glassy, due to paddling before the rest of the conventional boat tours! Enjoy spectacular color changes in the sky as the dawn light reflects off the clouds and the water, then watch as the sun hits the horizon, lighting up the sides of the Capachica and Chucuito peninsulas. Tour Duration: 4 hours approx. Activity level: Moderate Distance Paddling: 8 km round-trip. Hotel Pick-Up Time: 5:00 am. Drop Off By Hotels: 9.00 am. Kayak Frequency: Daily

Step into the thin, crisp air of Puno, a city perched at the edge of the world. At 3,800 meters above sea level, survival is an art form. On this immersive journey, you will uncover the ingenious ways the Andean people have thrived in one of the planet's harshest environments. From freeze-dried potatoes that fueled empires to the secret language of bowler hats, and from the syncretic whispers of ancient earth goddesses in Catholic churches to the thermal magic of Lake Titicaca, this tour reveals the beating heart of the Altiplano. Join us to explore a culture where beauty, resilience, and daily rhythms are woven together in a vibrant, unbreakable thread. - A 3.2 km self-guided tour with 6 stops over 102 min - Ideal for travelers interested in Social Fabric & Everyday Life and Identity, Migration & Globalization - Immersively told in a podcast style by experts and locals - Matching audio content, AI guide and navigation through the app

Perhaps the only thing more fun than saying 'Titicaca' is paddling on this legendary lake - the world's highest navigable body of water. Breathe in the crisp mountain air and enjoy the scenery while kayaking to Uros Island from Puno. Then enjoy a ride on a speedboat to Taquile Island, known for its intricate handmade textiles, and an authentic lunch before returning to Puno.

Discover the wonders of Lake Titicaca, the world’s highest navigable lake, as you paddle through its serene waters. Before you set off, learn essential paddling techniques to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience. Glide around the fascinating floating Uros Islands, where you’ll encounter unique flora and fauna, and get close to the totora reeds while observing native birds in their natural habitat. This kayaking adventure is not just about the journey; it’s a chance to connect with the rich ancestral cultures that thrive in this stunning region.

Embark on a one-of-a-kind adventure with our aqua biking tour on Lake Titicaca. Pedal on the water and enjoy breathtaking views of the lake’s crystal-clear waters and distant horizons. Feel the cool breeze as you explore the tranquil surroundings of this vast high-altitude lake. This aquatic biking experience promises a unique and thrilling way to connect with the natural beauty of Lake Titicaca.

Discover the fascinating archaeological complex of Sillustani, renowned for its impressive funerary towers, known as Chullpas. Set against the scenic backdrop of Lake Umayo, this site is one of the major necropolises in the Andean region, showcasing the architectural prowess of the Kollas and Incas. Marvel at the towering structures that defy gravity while learning about their historical significance. This tour offers a glimpse into ancient Andean burial practices and rich cultural heritage. - Visit the iconic funerary towers surrounded by the beautiful Umayo Lagoon - Learn about the history and significance of the site with an expert guide - Experience one of the most important necropolises in the Andean world - Conveniently located just 33 km northwest of Puno

Sillustani is a pre-Incan cemetery on the shores of Lake Umayo near Puno. The tombs, which are built above ground in tower-like structures called chullpas, are the vestiges of the Qulla people, who are Aymara conquered by the Inca Empire in the 15th century.

A vehicle will pick you up from your hotel and take you to Lampa, a picturesque town known as "The Pink City" due to the pink clay-colored walls and tiled roofs of its houses. One of its main highlights is a colonial temple built between 1675 and 1685, featuring marble floors and walls, and a structure of fieldstone, ashlar, and lime. Inside, visitors can admire a plaster sculpture of Saint James the Apostle, a depiction of The Last Supper, and various paintings from the Cusco School. You’ll also visit the Colonial Bridge, built with ashlar stone and offering scenic views of the extinct Coachico volcano and the surrounding landscape. The tour continues to the municipal palace, a two-story building that houses a library with a plaster replica of Michelangelo’s La Pietà, brought from the Vatican. After exploring the church, its catacombs, the library, the bridge, and a chinchilla farm, you’ll return to your hotel.

It offers a different way of visiting the amazing and popular reed home islands from Puno city. This late afternoon on your kayak you’ll cover the beautiful foreshore of Southern Uros islands in Lake Titicaca National Reserve. It’s perfect for those who are fairly new to kayaking, as well as more experienced kayakers who enjoy and appreciate the contrast while the sun is slowly setting over Puno hill and the reed islands. Current launch location is near Isla Esteves 15 min away from Puno city but you won’t need to make sure how you’re going to get to the local dock for the scheduled lunching time because private transfer is included. You don’t need to be an experienced kayaker as our kayaks are really stable and you will be instructed and guided in a small group of paddlers (or only you).

Comfortable and convenient, this private tour to Amaru Muro from Puno is an excellent way to explore some of the region's most mystical Incan ruins. Take a guided tour of the stone palace, known as the "Gate of the Gods," and learn about its associated legends and history from your guide. Additional stops on this tour include the Incan fertility temple of Uyo and a monument to the poet Carlos Dante Nava.

While most tours focus on one or the other, this full-day excursion on Lake Titicaca takes you to both the Uros and Taquile floating islands for a well-rounded introduction to these cultural marvels. Your guide translates and provides cultural context to deepen your insight into the civilizations that have thrived in the world’s highest navigable lake.

Experience the best of Lake Titicaca in less time with this speed boat tour from Puno, designed for travelers who want more exploration and less travel time. Visit both the iconic Uros Floating Islands and the authentic Taquile Island in a single day, combining cultural immersion with breathtaking Andean landscapes. Interact with local communities, learn about their ancestral traditions, and take part in unique cultural experiences such as textile demonstrations and traditional dances. Enjoy a scenic hike with panoramic views and a delicious local lunch on Taquile. A perfect blend of speed, culture, and unforgettable highland scenery for a complete Lake Titicaca adventure.

Indulge in Puno's culinary delights on this midday food tour, starting at Parque Pino. Begin with a sweet alfajor, a pastry filled with dulce de leche. Then, enjoy a savory Bolivian salteña, a juicy empanada with meat and vegetables, embodying Andean cuisine. The stroll through Puno’s historic streets leads us to a cozy café for coati coffee, a unique regional specialty processed by coatis in Puno's jungles. Next, immerse yourself in the bustling central market, sampling exotic Amazonian fruits like sweet granadilla, tangy aguaymanto (goldenberry), and creamy chirimoya, a blend of banana, pear, and vanilla flavors. Continue your gastronomic journey with kankacho ayavireño, tender slow-roasted lamb bursting with regional flavors. Of course, no Peruvian tour is complete without ceviche, freshly marinated in zesty lime and aromatic spices. Conclude your experience with chicha de maíz, a refreshing, lightly fermented ancestral corn beverage. Book your spot now!

Mesmerizing Salt Flats: Explore the endless, dazzling expanse of the Uyuni Salt Flats, where the ground reflects the sky, creating a stunning mirror effect during the rainy season. Train Cemetery Visit: Wander through the haunting Train Cemetery, filled with rusted locomotives that tell the story of Bolivia’s industrial past and the decline of railway transport. Unique Bolivian Landscapes: Discover a variety of unique Bolivian landscapes, from salt deserts and colorful lagoons to volcanic formations and cactus-covered islands. Surreal and Otherworldly Experience: Immerse yourself in a surreal and otherworldly experience, where the horizon seems to disappear, offering moments of wonder and perfect photo opportunities.

Head to the city of Chivay on a bus tour from Puno. This one-way transfer stops at the Lagunillas Lake, Las Vicunas National Park, and a viewpoint to observe the Patapampa volcano along the way. Enjoy informative commentary about each place and relax on the comfortable coach as you make your way to the entrance of the Colca Canyon at Chivay.

Discover the essence of Puno with a comprehensive, well-organized city tour—ideal for those wishing to explore the city's main attractions in a short amount of time. Accompanied by a professional tour guide, you will tour Puno’s city center and its surroundings, enjoy panoramic views from the Puma Uta Lookout, and visit key landmarks such as the National University of the Altiplano and the traditional Laykakota Market. This tour blends history, culture, and local life, offering insight into the city's identity and its connection to Lake Titicaca. With transfers included and a comfortable duration of approximately three and a half hours, this tour is perfect for travelers seeking a clear, safe, and authentic experience. Book now to make the most of your visit to Puno with an ideal introduction to the city.

Escape the crowds and discover the heart of Lake Titicaca on the Capachica Peninsula. Live an authentic experience in the community of Llachón, where the living culture, traditional fabrics and most breathtaking views of the lake await you. An overland trip designed for those looking for real connection and postcard landscapes. - Learn ancient fabrics and watch the best sunsets in the world with the local family. - Visit the viewpoints of Llachon to capture spectacular photos of Lake Titicaca. - Small groups for personalized attention and authentic experiences - All Inclusive Tour and Local Guides experts in Culture and Traditions of the Capachica Peninsula

It is differentiated by the speed of the boat, so that we will gain more time in navigation and enjoyment.

After lunch, join this half day tour from Puno to visit the funeral towers of Sillustani. The towers are also called chullpas. They were made of stone and used by many cultures, like the Collas and Incas. Find the Lizard that stands out for being the highest tower. Also see the waru waru earth mounds built to protect the area from flood and frost, and look for wild animals.