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Daniel and I spent the weekend enjoying a visit to Lake Titicaca. As usual in Peru, the photos were too good not to share.

During our two days on the lake, the landscape changed dramatically from a cloudy and gray climate over the city of Puno on the shore to a green and sunny escape on the the Amantani and Taquile islands.

Whether you’re interested in taking a trip to Lake Titicaca or just looking for some travel inspiration, you’ve definitely come to the right place.

Get lost in on the highest navigable lake in the world and explore more of the landscapes, people, and culture that makes this part of Peru so special!

At the docks on Amantani Island

Leaving Puno behind and heading out on the lake

The Uros Floating Islands

All blue everything

Peruvian locals on Amantani Island

Heading to our homestay on Amantani Island

Sunset from the Pachatata temple

A protective mom 

Walking along the coast of Taquile Island

Interesting houses on Taquile Island

My favorite kind of doorway

Ready to board the boat back to Puno

Lake Titicaca, the highest navigable lake in the world, is one of the most popular tourist destinations in the country.

Read my guide to learn everything you need to know to visit Lake Titicaca, and then come and explore this unique place for yourself!

Ready to go?

Use Skyscanner to find the cheapest flights to Peru and then explore accommodation like unique stays on Airbnb or the top-rated hotels on Booking.com to plan your trip through the country.

Then, add climbing Misti Volcano or hiking in Colca Canyon (the world’s second deepest canyon) to your Peru itinerary at Lake Titicaca!