Top Puno Private Sightseeing Tours

Enrich your knowledge of ancient Andean cultures on a private half-day trip to Portal de Aramu Muru from Puno. Ideal for history buffs, this tour covers the colonial town of Chucuito, the fertility temple of Inca Uyo, and the sacred portal of Aramu Muru, surrounded by picturesque rock formations. Choose from morning or afternoon departure, and enjoy the convenience of hotel pickup and drop-off in Puno.

This experience is led by a local spiritual guide. Hike to Aramu Muru, a door-like stone structure near Lake Titicaca known as “Gate of the Gods,” to make offerings to Mother Nature. The experience includes ceremonies, meditations, offerings, and rituals to absorb the vortex energy of this interdimensional doorway. Pachamana offerings are included in the price.

Don’t let limited time in Cusco stop you exploring further afield. Spend the day experiencing the beauty of the world’s highest lake on a private day trip to Lake Titicaca—the ideal choice for time-pressed travelers. Taking a private tour means that you’ll be able to make unplanned stops along the scenic route and enjoy the flexibility to customize your itinerary according to your interests.

Seize the opportunity to explore the largest navigable lake in the world, lake Titicaca. On this guided tour, you’ll visit the famous man-made Uros Islands which date back to pre-colonial days and later immerse yourself with the locals on Amantani island. Get away from the hustle and bustle of Puro and discover life on the water.

It is important to know that the Uros Floating Islands have become a very touristy place, but it is still a magical and wonderful place, it is also important to know that thanks to tourism these families already have daily support offering their products and services. , the question is to enjoy it. You will be able to know the animals and plants that we have in the Uros. Then you will have the opportunity to enjoy a great ride on a totora raft that will take you to another floating island!

Embark on a day tour of Lake Titicaca, a large mountain lake that serves as a natural border between Peru and Bolivia. Depart your Puno hotel (Puno is a 4-hour drive from Peru's second most populous city, Arequipa) for port, then set out via motorboat toward the floating Uros Islands. Visit two of these dozens of man-made islands—each constructed from native reeds found in the lake's shallow waters—and learn about their distinct inhabitants and culture as you go. Next, continue to Taquile island, home to some of Peru's best weavers.

If you’re looking for a change of pace from busy Puno city, the beautiful Uros Islands are what you need. Relax on a guided tour as you learn about the history of the man-made islands and discover the remote communities living sustainably in the region. Positioned on Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world, the Uros Islands shouldn’t be missed.

In Peru, there exists a civilization that lives and works on islands made entirely out of woven reeds. The Uros people, who still live on floating islands on Lake Titicaca, only speak Aymara, so unless you’re fluent in the dialect, you won’t be able to unlock the secrets of their mysterious society without a guide. On this half-day tour, you'll tour to islands by boat and gain insight in Puno's preserved culture. Hotel pickup and drop-off, island admission ticket, boat, and bilingual guide provided.

Explore the idyllic floating islands of Lake Titicaca on an exciting full-day tour from Puno. Visit Uros and Taquile to gain insight into the indigenous inhabitants of the unique islands; ride the gentle waters of the world’s highest lake on a boat; and enjoy an authentic experience of a culture untouched by mainland modernity. Convenient hotel pickup and drop-off is included in this tour.

Discover the rural tranquility of the Uros and Taquile Islands on an enriching full-day excursion from Puno. Cruise the shimmering waters of Lake Titicaca, the worlds highest lake, and spend some leisurely free time exploring the beautiful islands. Marvel at the majestic floating islands, made entirely of reeds, as you wander and watch locals go about their daily business. Learn about the rich culture and history of the region from your expert guide and feast upon a complimentary lunch when hunger strikes.

Route of the Sun; when the sun god "Wiracocha" descends from the heavens to earth, traveling through different places to meet the Inkas, places that were marked by the Inkas with temples and sacred places in honor of the Sun god. In this trip we will be able to appreciate and feel closely these temples and sacred places that were built in a magical way and of great importance in the life of the Inka culture. We will travel knowing all the details and the mysteries that the culture of the ancient Inkas and those who still keep their secrets like the Quechuas and Aymaras; living an authentic inka experience.

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).

Explore the unique floating islands and UNESCO-listed landscapes of Lake Titicaca on this full-day tour from Puno. Admire the Inca ruins of Amantani Island, tuck into a traditional Peruvian lunch on Taquile Island, and learn about island culture and traditions on the floating islands of Uros. Hotel pickup and drop-off is included.

Explore the downtown of Puno on an incredible half-day tour that will take you to explore the city`s most iconic tourist attractions. Along with our professional guide, you will discover the culture and history of ancient Peru by visiting pedestrian streets, the main square, and viewpoints with stunning views of the city and Lake Titicaca. Don't miss this opportunity and get to know the city of Puno with us.

After being picked up from your accommodation in downtown Puno, make your way to the Sillustani Archaeological Site, one of the largest necropolises in the world. Discover how ancient civilizations considered cemeteries to be places of rest and rebirth, choosing beautiful regions to build their sacred cemeteries. Sillustani is located on the shores of Lake Umayo, and is surrounded by mountains which create a feeling of peace and harmony. As you explore the site, discover more than 90 "chullpas" (mausoleums) which stand out. Admire the gigantic primitive stone mausoleums reach more than 12 meters high and are unique because the base of each tower is smaller in diameter than the top. Learn about the different types of burial sites, from the most rustic, Pre-Inca, to the most sophisticated mausoleums, with multi-angled stones of fitted on the outside.

Get personalized attention from a private guide on this half-day tour to Amaru Muru. Explore the Chucuito village and the Temple of Inca Uyo as well. Round-trip private transportation from Puno hotels included.

The Waru Warus near Puno are one of the region's most intriguing discoveries. These geometric formations carved into the land were the Incas' ingenious solution to highland frosts—raised agricultural beds that trapped warmth and protected crops during freezing nights. They're a striking example of how this civilization engineered their environment to survive at altitude. This tour also takes you to three other significant Inca sites around the area. At the Temple of Fertility, you'll visit the spot where ceremonies honoring Pachamama—the earth goddess—were held to encourage strong harvests. The Portal de Aramu Muru is carved into red rock and surrounded by local legends about doorways between worlds. And the Inca Cemetery, with its stone chullpas rising from the landscape, offers a window into burial practices and spiritual traditions that are still not entirely understood.

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.

The Andes or Andean Mountains (Cordillera de los Andes) are the longest continental mountain range in the world. They form a continuous highland along the western edge of South America.  Along their length, the Andes are split into several ranges, which are separated by intermediate depressions. The Andes are the location of several high plateaus – some of which host major cities in where is involved Arequipa, Cusco And Puno The Andes extend from north to south through seven South American countries: Venezuela, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia, Argentina and Chile.

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

This full-day tour is a one-way adventure that links Puno and Cusco via one of Peru’s most famous natural wonders. Starting from Puno (Lake Titicaca) in the early morning, travelers are taken on a scenic drive into the Andes to visit Vinicunca – the Rainbow Mountain​. The tour entails a guided hike to the mountain’s summit, where you witness the surreal stripes of colored minerals that give Rainbow Mountain its name, before ending in Cusco by the evening​. In essence, the tour combines a spectacular trekking experience with a convenient transfer between two major destinations. It’s well-structured and packed with highlights: you’ll trek through high-altitude valleys, stand atop the famous multi-colored mountain – all in one day. This journey showcases the dramatic natural scenery of the Andes. It’s an ideal option for travelers who want to maximize their time, offering the thrill of a day hike and the practicality of transportation, all under the guidance of local tour staff.

Embark on an unforgettable journey from the sacred shores of Lake Titicaca to the multicolored landscapes of Seven Colors Mountain. In just two days you will live a journey that fuses the grandeur of the Andean past with the natural majesty of Peru: Inca temples, living villages, the last suspension bridge of the Empire and one of the most striking landscapes on the planet. From Pucará to Vinicunca, each stop will connect you to the history, culture and spirituality of the Andes, in an authentic and deeply transformative experience.

Explore the biggest lake in South America, Lake Titicaca, when you embark on this full-day tour that begins in Puno. Join a small group and take a boat across the lake to explore the islands of Taquile and Uros to discover the traditional cultures of the local people. See a floating island made entirely of reeds and admire the colorful textiles made by the villagers.