Tour details
Itinerary by hours
07:00 / 07:20 hrs: Pick up from your hotel to start the tour of the Uros and Amantaní.
07:45 / 07:55 hrs: Check-in and entrance to the Puno Pier.
08:00 / 09:20 hrs: Boat and visit to the Floating Islands, Uros.
09:30 / 11:30 hrs: Boat and visit to Amantaní Island.
11:30 / 12:15 hrs: Experience and connection with the typical dance of Amantaní.
12:30 hrs: Country lunch in Amantaní.
13:30 hrs: We will descend to the Amantaní Pier.
14:30 / 17:30 hrs: Return by boat to the city of Puno.
(*) Applies to those visitors who arrive in Puno on the same day that the Full Day Uros and Amantaní tour begins.
What’s Included
- Pick up from your accommodation or hotel in Puno. *Proceed if located in the city center.
- Tourist Transportation, authorized mobile unit.
- Tourist Boat in Titicaca.
- Entrance to the Puno Pier.
- Entrance tickets to the 02 islands.
- Countryside Lunch on the Island of Amantaní.
- Muña Mate or Coca leaf (lunch).
- Professional Guide, accredited by the Peruvian Government.
- Guided Tour in Spanish or English.
- Drop Off, ends in the center of the city of Puno.
What’s not Included
- Breakfast before starting the tour.
- Kuntiki artisanal totora boat ride S/. 10.00
- Food after the Uros and Amantaní excursion.
- Water or hydrating drinks.
- Tips, personal appreciation. (Optional)
- Accommodation or Hotel in the city of Puno.
- Travel Insurance, recommended during your trip. (Contract it from your country, optional)
Recommendations
- Warm clothing (jacket, scarf, gloves, hats).
- Hat, cap and sunglasses.
- Snacks (chocolates, sweets, coca leaves).
- Water or moisturizer.
- Camera and spare batteries.
- Sunscreen.
- Pills for altitude sickness “Soroche Pills”.
- Rain gear: A good raincoat, rain pants (only for the rainy
season). - Extra money for drinks and tips, souvenirs, etc. (Soles or dollars)
- Above all, a positive attitude and good humor.
GROUP SERVICE
- $55 USD per person
Frequently Asked Questions
Cusco
The Inca Jungle Trail to Machu Picchu 4 days: begins with a hotel pickup at 6:00 am, followed by a scenic three-hour drive through the breathtaking Sacred Valley of the Incas. As we reach Abra Malaga, the highest point of the trip at 4,316m, we will gear up and receive a briefing from our experienced guide.
We’ll then embark on a thrilling 3-hour downhill biking journey through the Andes, surrounded by snow-capped mountains and tropical forests. A support vehicle will be available for those who need a break. We’ll end the day at Eco Terra Lodge Santa Maria for a delicious lunch, optional river rafting, dinner, and restful sleep.
The adrenaline-packed biking adventure takes us from Abra Malaga to Huamanmarka, covering a distance of less than 55km and descending from 4,316m to 2,130m. The scenic route offers breathtaking views of the changing landscape, from snowy peaks to lush tropical forests.
At Eco Terra Lodge Santa Maria, we’ll enjoy a tasty lunch and have the opportunity to go river rafting on the Vilcanota River, offering a thrilling level III and IV experience. Afterward, we’ll return to the lodge for a delicious dinner and a well-deserved rest, preparing us for the exciting activities that await us the next day.
- Transportation from Cusco – Abra Malaga: 3.5 hours by private bus.
- Bicycle: – 2h – 3 h.
- Bicycle ride: 55 km – 34 m.
- Rafting: 2 hours
- Meals: Lunch and Dinner.
- Lodging: Lodge
- Difficulty: medium
- Guaranteed Adventure
- Maximum altitude: 4316 m – 14160 ft.
- Minimum altitude: – 1200 m – 3937 ft
Hot spring - Santa Teresa
2 Embark on a 7-hour trek through the vibrant rainforest, starting with a 45-minute hike along the car route before joining the well-preserved Inca trail. This trail, the only one in good condition among the various Inca trails, once connected Machu Picchu with the final Inca capital, Vilcabamba.
Immerse yourself in the lush surroundings, encountering exotic fruits, diverse birdlife, and orchids, while enjoying breathtaking views of the Urubamba valley from the mountain’s summit. Descend for 2.5 hours to Qellomayo village for a satisfying lunch break.
Afterward, take a break in hammocks, then continue the trek for another 3 hours, passing through farms, waterfalls, and rivers (including a cable car crossing). By late afternoon, arrive at the Santa Teresa hot water springs, known as Cocalmayo, offering crystal-clear pools with different temperatures.
Relax in this idyllic setting surrounded by the river and starry skies. Following the hot springs experience, a 40-minute walk (or optional bus ride) leads to Santa Teresa town, where a comfortable hotel awaits. Enjoy dinner and socialize with fellow group members at one of the downtown bars.
- Walking: 7 hours
- Hiking distance: (15 km / 9.3 mi)
- Meals: Breakfast, Lunch / Dinner
- Lodging: Lodge (2, maximum 3 people per room)
- Adventure Guaranteed
- Starting altitude: – 1200 m / 3,937 ft
- Campsite altitude: – 1500 m – 4921 ft
- Difficulty: Moderate