Top Puno Bus Tours

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.

Discover the fascinating culture and traditions of Peru’s Lake Titicaca on this full-day tour to the Uros and Taquile Islands. Cruise around the floating islands of Uros and learn about local life while admiring the colorful handicrafts made by the islanders. Then, head to Taquile Island, one of the few natural islands on the lake, and take a pleasant 40-minute walk to visit the main square, where you can take pictures and watch demonstrations of traditional weaving. Enjoy a delicious lunch of typical Peruvian cuisine on the island before returning to Puno.

Go beyond the typical day trip and immerse yourself in the vibrant culture of Lake Titicaca with this authentic two-day experience from Puno. Unlike standard tours, this trip includes a stay with a host family on Amantani Island, where you’ll share daily life with a local family, enjoy traditional meals, and experience authentic Andean hospitality. Visit the iconic floating islands of the Uros and Taquile Island, rich in culture and known for its textile traditions. Participate in local ceremonies, sunset hikes to sacred viewpoints, and evening cultural activities featuring music and dance. This tour offers a deeper, more meaningful connection to ancestral traditions, far from mass tourism, making it a truly unforgettable and immersive Andean experience.

Explore the floating islands of Uros and explore their sustainable way of living with this small-group tour to Lake Titicaca. Your guide introduces you to some locals, where you can hear about their way of life. You also learn about traditional weaving at Taquile Island. Your transport and lunch are organized by your guide, so you don’t need to worry about logistics, and you’re guaranteed a delicious meal.

We do this tour by van, mini bus depending on the number of passengers. It is the best option to visit Sillustani in the morning, The Church of Santiago, the catacombs and the hatchery of chinchillas. We will see the beautiful replica of Michelangelo’s La Pietá Sculpture in Lamba and we will carry out an activity of painting bulls in pukara.

Commune with the ancient spirits of the Inca, and the gorgeously stark scenery of Peru, during this 5-hour trip to the Sillustani Ruins. Travel through small rural villages during the 27-mile (45-kilometer) drive to Sillustani and the striking Umayo Lagoon that lies nearby. You’ll explore the unique Inca and Pre-Inca funerary towers, or ‘Chullpas,’ that dot this archaeological site, learning about their history and significance from your guide. Your site entrance fee, plus round-trip hotel transport from select hotels, is included.

Visit the pre-Incan funerary tombs of Sillustani and visit the Umayo Lagoon on this half day tour from Puno. You’ll be collected from your hotel at 2:00pm, drive about 45 minutes to the gigantic towers, or chullpas. One of these chullpas is called the Lizard and is the highest of them all. You’ll also see waru waru, earth mounts to protect against floods and frost, and maybe see siem wild pigs, flamingos, and other wild birds.

Explore both Cusco’s historic center and five ancient Inca ruins on its periphery on a sightseeing tour that’s designed with history buffs in mind. Traveling by vehicle allows you to cover more sights in less time, making this tour ideal for visitors in a rush. Plus, exploring the archeological sites with a guide gives endows the ruins with crucial context.

Discover the indigenous culture and gorgeous scenery of Uros Island during this 3 hour day trip. Step away from mainland Peru and into a different world on Lake Titicaca as you explore the sublime scenery, unique wildlife and fascinating culture of these man-made islands. Enjoy true local hospitality as you spend the day learning to fish, birds and cut reeds with the islands’ residents, all set amidst the lake’s gorgeous natural environment. A guide, entrance fees and round-trip hotel transport are covered.

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.

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.

Escape the crowds of Machu Picchu and Lima and see a different side of Peru on a 2-night tour of Lake Titicaca and Uros Islands (Islas Uros) from Cusco. On the way to Puno, you’ll stop at sights such as San Pedro de Andahuaylillas (Sistine Chapel of the Americas) and La Raya Pass, take a boat ride on Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world, and explore the Uros Islands (Islas Uros) and Taquile Island (Isla Taquile), a UNESCO Intangible Human Heritage Site. Two nights 3-star accommodation, select meals, guided tours, and hotel pickup and drop-off in Cusco are included.

Archaeological complex of Sillustani, one of the most important necropolis of the Collas, Lupacas and Inkas Cultures of the Altiplano

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.

Uros Tour full day - Taquile It is a mystical balance with the environment, Lake Titicaca shows its natural wealth. Its cold blue waters surround the city of Puno and show fantastic places that keep its history and tradition intact. This source of life and development seeks, with tourism, to preserve its incredible culture and landscapes. In addition, the legend tells that from this famous lake were born Manco Cápac and Mama Ocllo, founders of the Inca Empire. Titicaca is the highest and navigable lake in the world, this Natural Heritage of Peru is located in the Puno region and is shared with the neighboring country of Bolivia. The islands that inhabit this majestic place are Taquile, Amantaní and Uros, the same ones that maintain their pre-Columbian traditions and customs.

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.

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.

Experience three highlights of Puno in one carefully planned day: the living culture of the Uros Floating Islands, an à la carte gourmet lunch at Tulipans Restaurant, and the ancient funerary towers of Sillustani. This unique combination brings together Lake Titicaca, contemporary Peruvian cuisine, archaeology, and spectacular Altiplano scenery, with bilingual guiding, admission fees, transportation, and central Puno hotel pickup included.

Discover the breathtaking Colca Canyon on a two-day tour from Puno to Arequipa. Begin with an early morning pick-up and a scenic 6-hour journey, featuring camelid sightings and stunning volcanic views. After checking in at your hotel in Chivay, enjoy free time to explore the local square or nearby attractions. On day two, visit the Cruz del Cóndor viewpoint to see majestic condors soaring above the canyon, and immerse yourself in local culture at the village of Maca. Optional hot springs are available before returning to Arequipa with scenic stops along the way. - Two-day guided tour from Puno to Arequipa via Colca Canyon - Visit the iconic Cruz del Cóndor viewpoint and observe condors - Explore the traditional village of Maca and its unique products - Optional visit to hot springs and plenty of free time for exploration

Check out the floating islands of Uros on this hassle-free, half-day group tour to Lake Titicaca, which also has convenient round-trip transfers from Puno. Meet your guide and learn a Quechua welcome, then head out to the islands. Your guide tells you all about how the local residents live, the importance of *totora* reed, and their connection to the environment.

Your tour is distinguished by its authentic connection with Andean culture and the diversity of landscapes in just two days: we start from Puno, birthplace of Peruvian folklore, cross the highlands with vicuñas and bofedales, and arrive in Arequipa after exploring the majestic Colca Canyon. You will live enriching local experiences: relax in hot springs, enjoy a folkloric show with typical dances and admire the flight of the condor up close. Each stop provides a genuine immersion in Andean culture, guided by experts sharing regional stories and legends. If you are looking for unforgettable scenery, cultural interaction and relaxing moments, this is the ideal tour. Every detail is planned so that you can enjoy a comfortable and safe crossing, feeling the magic of the Peruvian south at every step. Book now and find out why this is a unique experience!

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.

For an opportunity like no other come and immerse yourself in the Uros lifestyle. Over a two day tour you will try local cuisine at a local home stay, island hop and experience a culture with a significant pre-colonial history. This exclusive tour takes you to the hard to reach places of Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world.

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.