The Highest Navigable Lake on Earth & The Birthplace of Incan Mythology
12,507 ft (3,812 m)
39°F – 61°F (4°C – 16°C)
Dry Andean Skies
Official Licensed Operations
Resting at 12,500 feet above sea level between Peru and Bolivia, Lake Titicaca is an immense sapphire sea under an intense Altiplano sky. Home to the pre-Incan Uros people who live upon buoyant floating totora reed islands, and Taquile Island, celebrated by UNESCO for master male knitters preserving thousand-year-old weaving traditions.
Guaranteed Departures & Private Expeditions
The complete multi-region journey. Paracas desert, Colca condors, Lake Titicaca, Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu & Tambopata Amazon with boutique comfort.
Fast motorboat navigation across the highest navigable lake to ancient totora reed islands and UNESCO weavers.
Overnight with an indigenous Quechua family on Amantaní Island, Uros reed islands, and Taquile UNESCO weaving.
High-altitude expedition across Southern Peru featuring volcanic canyons, alpine glacial passes, and Lake Titicaca.
The definitive Southern Peru circuit connecting coastal gastronomy, the Sacred Valley, Machu Picchu, and Lake Titicaca.
The definitive Grand Tour of Southern Peru. Designed with medical acclimatization pacing and scenic panoramic train journeys.
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