17 articles to prepare your trip
3-star downtown hotel in Puno on Grau Street, a stone's throw from Plaza de Armas and 5 minutes from Lake Titicaca port. 30 rooms, soundproof windows.
On a private island in northern Lake Titicaca, 4 hours by boat from Puno, an eco-responsible lodge built in adobe and eucalyptus, focused on Andean wildlife and tranquility.
Lake Titicaca, nestled between Pérou and Bolivia, is one of the world's highest lakes and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding Andes. It is also an ideal destination for kayaking, with numerous options for both beginners and experienced paddlers.
Titinos
Small artificial floating reed islands on Lake Titicaca near Puno, inhabited by around twenty people from Aymara and Quechua communities.
Taquile
Quechua-speaking island on Lake Titicaca at 3,950 m, Taquile is renowned for its male weaving inscribed by UNESCO and its car-free, hotel-free communal organization.
Located 250 km from Lima, Paracas Reserve combines coastal desert, Ballestas Islands and pre-Incan heritage across 335,000 hectares of protected coastline.
About ten kilometers from Callao, the Palomino archipelago is home to 7,000 to 8,000 sea lions and numerous marine species, accessible in half a day from Lima.
Off the coast of Paracas, the Ballestas Islands concentrate exceptional marine fauna: sea lions, Humboldt penguins, cormorants, and the Candelabra geoglyph.
40 km from Puno on Lake Titicaca, Amantani is explored on foot, with no hotels: homestay night, sacred peaks and Quechua weaving communities.
Amid Incan myths, reed-woven islands and Quechua communities, Lake Titicaca reveals the Andean soul at 3,812 meters above sea level. Our complete guide.
Puno
At 3,800m on the shores of Lake Titicaca, Puno blends floating islands, Quechua communities and Andean celebrations. Our practical guide to visiting it well.
Île de Pâques
Some 3,700 km off the Chilean coast, Rapa Nui showcases 900 monumental moai, extinct volcanoes and a living Polynesian culture. Our complete guide.
Llachón
On the Capachica Peninsula, Llachon offers a Quechua immersion far from the classic Lake Titicaca circuits. Complete practical guide to prepare your stay.
The volcanic Galápagos archipelago, Darwin's sanctuary, is home to unique endemic wildlife found nowhere else on Earth. A complete guide to preparing your journey.
Escallani
On the Capachica Peninsula, Escallani offers authentic community immersion on the shores of Lake Titicaca, far from the standard circuits out of Puno.
Archipel d'Anapia
A trio of Aymara islands on Lake Wiñaymarca, the Anapia Archipelago champions community-based tourism: 20 guesthouses, free-roaming vicuñas, zero cars.
Also known as Meseta del Collao, the Altiplano is one of Perú's most breathtaking and unique regions. This vast plateau sits at an average elevation of 3,800 meters above sea level, stretching across southern Perú and into neighboring Bolivia.
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