Discover the best attractions and experiences Islas del Lago Titicaca has to offer
Explore ancient and timeless sites that tell the story of Titicaca’s civilizations and sacred places.
An ancient Inca temple on Isla del Sol, offering insights into sun worship and stunning lake views.
Ruins on the nearby Moon Island dating back to pre-Columbian times with sacred significance.
Learn about Titicaca’s culture, faith, and history through small but informative museums.
A museum near the basilica showcasing devotion to the patroness of Copacabana.
Exhibits on lake ecology, local traditions, and island life.
Religious landmarks that anchor the spiritual life of Copacabana and the lake region.
A grand basilica that houses the revered Virgin of Copacabana and hosts pilgrimages.
A sacred site associated with the region’s most important Marian shrine.
A hilltop with a cross offering panoramic sunset views and a place for reflection.
Protected landscapes and natural areas around Titicaca where the lake’s ecosystems thrive.
Protected area preserving Andean lakeshore ecosystems and native wildlife.
Ecological spaces near Copacabana ideal for nature walks and birding.
Walk through the main town areas to feel the pace of lake life and local markets.
Colorful streets and the central square where locals gather.
Lakeside promenade perfect for a sunset stroll.
Experience the lakefront and town with no entry fees.
Stroll along the shore with views across Lake Titicaca.
Watch the sunset from the hilltop cross for sweeping views.
People-watching and culture in the central square.
Sample traditional Titicaca flavors and Andean ingredients.
Delicious fried trout, a lake specialty, often served with potatoes.
Hearty quinoa soup infused with Andean vegetables.
Cured meat with potatoes, a comforting highland dish.
Low-key evenings with lakeside ambiance and local music.
Relax with a drink while enjoying views of the water.
Local musicians perform in atmospheric spaces after dark.
Cultural performances and festivals immerse you in Andean traditions.
Traditional dances performed during festivals and evenings.
Seasonal events that reveal local devotion and community.
Water and outdoor activities on and around Titicaca.
Paddle along the calm waters with striking mountain views.
Short boat trips to Isla del Sol or Isla de la Luna for a day.
Immersive experiences beyond the usual tourist routes.
Stay with a local family to learn island daily life.
Short multiday hikes between Titicaca's small islands.
Learn traditional weaving or craft from island artisans.