Excursion d'une journée sur le lac Titicaca
Description
Visitez l'île Taquile où vous découvrirez une communauté indigène qui a conservé ses traditions et son organisation d'origine. Vous ferez également une escale dans les célèbres îles aux roseaux d’Uros.
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Itinéraire
Cette visite commence entre 6h00 et 7h00 avec un transfert de votre hôtel du centre-ville de Puno au port. Puis en bateau à moteur (35 pieds de long avec une section couverte en cas de pluie ou de froid, 25 places individuelles) nous visitons les îles flottantes Uros. Marcher dessus ressemble beaucoup à un lit à eau (mais c'est assez sûr). Nous voyons les maisons, les îles et rencontrons ses sympathiques habitants. Les Uros sont les descendants de l'un des plus anciens groupes sud-américains. Des promenades sur des bateaux en roseaux traditionnels peuvent être organisées. Le matin, ces îles peuvent être bondées. Nous visitons deux des 60 îles avant de continuer vers l'île de Taquile.
Après une navigation détendue de 2 heures et demie supplémentaires, en ayant la chance de profiter des vues spectaculaires offertes par le lac Titicaca, nous arrivons à l'île de Taquile. Là, vit une communauté unique. Un long chemin qui monte progressivement (45 min. De marche environ) nous mènera au village, les vues sont magnifiques. Visitez la coopérative communale où vous trouverez des textiles artisanaux de haute qualité. Les vues sont magnifiques. À 14h30 env. nous repartirons vers la ville de Puno (3 heures de retour). À 17h30, nous arrivons à Puno. À votre arrivée à Puno, nous vous transférerons à votre hôtel de Puno.
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Informations importantes
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
- Fonctionne dans toutes les conditions météorologiques, veuillez vous habiller de façon appropriée
Avis(25)
what a lovely day this was start to finish in puno, absolutely amazing experience. I would highly recommend this tour, it is a long day, but never boring
First, the tour operator was supposed to pick us up at our hotel. We received multiple messages about different meeting times ranging from 6:30 AM to 9 AM. We were ready at 6:30 AM. A Viator representative met us at our hotel and then we walked several blocks to a central square. Our driver from the airport was able to get directly to the airport yet Viator said they could not do that. The lake was beautiful and visiting the floating islands was nice. They promote the local handcraft markets which is fine. However, on the touristy boat, that is an option between two islands, children sing and then ask for money. That is just not right. Additionally, upon our return, the guide assured us that we would be dropped at our hotel. However, the driver said he couldn’t get to our hotel and we had to walk 5 blocks. fortunately, we could use the GPS on her phone to find our hotel. Keep in mind on this tour, there is a steep uphill walk to the restaurant and one of the islands for lunch and a steep downhill walk back to the boat. Lunch (beverage is not included) and the view from the restaurant where lovely. I’m glad we visited Lake Titicaca but the tour was not quite as promoted.
I recently went to Puno and used Umberto Taxi service to go to the Amara Muru & Juliaca Airport. I was a solo traveler and the driver was very courteous and made me feel safe even though I didn't speak the language. I will continue to use their service when I go to this place in the future. If you are interested, please contact Umberto +51-914 280343
The trip was cool. The start was strange as we had to be there very early but then sat around for almost an hour doing nothing (which sucks at 6 am in the morning). The trip itself was nice - The culture is very interesting to see, but be aware that it is a very touristy place with many weird things to spend your money on. But worth for the cultural experience.
Fousto was a fantastic tour guide! This was the best way to see a lot of the lake in one day - the more colorful boats would take way too long, so we definitely appreciated this tour with how huge this lake is! Definitely consider this as an epic option!
I love nature, and although it was not the most that I expected, this place made me feel like a unique place to enjoy its beautiful landscape
Lake Titicaca is not what it’s being advertised as, it felt like everything was set up to get more money from tourist. Many lies was told on the trip, the optional Reed boats was not optional you had to pay to continue the trip. We where also told by the “mayor” that they didn’t want to make children ask for money which is why they sold home make souvenirs, but as soon as we got on the boat a little girl not older then 7 years old started dancing and singing reluctantly to then ask for money. The Reed boats themselves were also fake, they use a speed boat to drag them but try to hide them so you don’t notice. On the island itself they sell souvenirs as mentioned but after a demonstration of how the islands flout we stepped into a house where they had a shop, the lady who owned the shop asked us to go into the house and we did but after everyone got in she sat in-front of the door blocking the exit, only when somebody decided to buy something she let everyone out. On the second island there is nothing to see or do, it’s a normal island with normal houses, you get your lunch in a normal restaurant and then go back to the boat where you have a 2 hour journey until you get back to Puno. Don’t wast your time going all the way to Puno for this trip, it will only disappoint you if you want an authentic experience and not just get some pictures for Instagram
The tour was very interesting. Boat was comfortable. And the tour of the islands was informative. Lunch with a local family/restaurant was very good - we even got a little bonus time to learn about their farming activities. Be aware - the walk around the island is steep - there were some older people in our group that were having a lot of trouble. Negatives: Bathroom situation was atrocious - no toilet paper or running water on the boat - and had to pay to use toilet on the islands. Pickup was scheduled at 6:40 - but they didn't come until 7:15, and then we sat on the boat for another 30 minutes before finally leaving.
Lunch with family was enjoyable. The time on the reed islands where the people lived was educational. The boat was comfortable. The scenery was spectacular. Timing was great because the second biggest festival in South America is held at this time. Due to festival pick up was a little late, not operators fault.
The tour didn’t pick up from our hotel as we stayed out of the city but for a small fee they picked us up anyway. They were easy to contact and happy to help leading up to the trip. The day was perfect! Boat was so comfortable and clean with access to a toilet. Once it got hit we were able to sit on top. Food served was delicious and cooked by locals. Views were beautiful.
