Peru · DAY TRIPS IN PUNO
The 7 best day trips in Puno you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is first for a reason; start there.
Review of Puno’s Lake Titicaca day trip to Uros and Taquile, with boat timings, hiking advice, lunch details, costs, and honest value tips.
“Learning about the Uros people, their culture and how they live. I especially enjoyed being invited into one one their houses”
Review of Puno’s 9-hour speedboat trip to Uros and Taquile, with practical advice on culture, lunch, crowds, price, and what to expect.
“This is a well organized and very interesting day. Manu presented us with useful information and we were able to several varied elements and part of local customs. A must for a successful visit to Lake Titicaca.Auto-translated”
Review of a full-day Lake Titicaca trip from Puno to the Uros and Taquile Islands, with boat tips, lunch details, costs, and practical advice.
“Poor directions from the tour guide. They did not close the front windows on the boat and most people got cold.”
Explore Chucuito, Aramu Muru, Molloco, and Juli from Puno on a 9-hour small-group tour with guides, churches, ruins, and local lunch.
“History was interesting but found it hard to keep up with the English at times. could add the prices for entrys as we did not have the right change. Thought the beach stop for lunch was a waste of time cause only had street food as an option. Would have preferred more time in town.”
Visit Uros and Amantani Islands from Puno, see reed-built homes, share local traditions, and weigh the long boat ride against the $36 price.
“Uros Iles flottantes! Aimé Plus d’info entre les destinations! Combien de temps et on va où!”
Review of the Puno to Copacabana and Sun Island day tour, with border tips, timing, costs, hiking demands, and honest advice.
“gostei da visitação a Ilsla del Sol, mas não gostei do roteiro, muito cansativo fazer o passeio saindo de Puno e ir em ônibus de turismo local”
Review of the Puno or La Paz day trip to Copacabana and Isla del Sol, with practical advice on sights, transport, price, and planning.
“The logistics of the trip were not clearly explained, like the changes in the stops , that on the way to La Paz we had to get off the buss to cross the lake again by night , etc. Highlight: it was a busy day at the border and the Bolivian guide Juan Pablo was great to come for me at the border and help me out to speed up things. To be improved: the itinerary should be explained better. Also the guide Maria didn’t have much info about the Sun island and she was very insecure (she is sweet but needs more training) . She was helpful though finding…”
Coast, canyon, altiplano and jungle, and the best of each.
