Best Puno Walking Tours in 2026

Puno , Peru

From $ 56.00

The shimmering blue waters of Lake Titicaca are home to the famous, man-made Floating Islands of Uros. These islands and their dwellings, which date back to a pre-Incan time, are made completely out of totora reeds, a native bulrush plant that grows in the lake. With a guided tour, get to know the inhabitants that have formed a small community and learn how these islands stay afloat. During the afternoon, visit the island of Amantani and experience the unique culture of the locals.

Puno , Peru

From $ 33.99

This is a culture‑first, story‑rich walk designed for Puno’s altitude and rhythm. We connect architecture, museum pieces, viewpoints, markets, and devotion into one clear narrative—so carvings on the Cathedral make sense at the museum, the hilltop view reframes the city below, and the market’s rituals illuminate the Candelaria story. It’s intimate and unhurried: time for photos, questions, and authentic encounters (always respectful of worship and vendors). Expect real Puno—its art, faith, and everyday life—in one memorable walk.

Puno , Peru

From $ 55.00

Escape Puno and take a half-day trip to Sillustani, an ancient pre-Incan burial ground located on the shores of Lake Umayo. Discover the roots of the Colla people who were conquered by the Inca in the 15th century. Stroll through the famous above-ground burial sites and discover a hidden city on Peru's beautiful eastern coast.

Puno , Peru

From $ 43.74

Archaeological complex of Sillustani, one of the most important necropolis of the Collas, Lupacas and Inkas Cultures of the Altiplano

Puno , Peru

From $ 50.00

Our tour to Lake Titicaca includes visits to the floating islands of Uros and Taquile, we will have a day of navigation to see the immensity of this lake that holds many stories like the legend of Manco Capac and Mama Ocllo for the foundation of what was the Empire of the Incas. We will be able to interact with the local inhabitants who will show us part of their cultures and customs and how they live these spaces disconnected from the activity of the city.