What to do in Lake Titicaca

Sitting at over 3,800 metres-above-sea-level, Lake Titicaca is the highest navigable lake on Earth. Scattered across the water, there are over 60 floating islands built by their residents, the Uru people. Spend time with this incredible community who live mostly technology-free, enjoying a ride in one of their reed boats and learning how the islands were built and now sustained. Then, explore the waters at your own pace by kayak, stopping off at the tiny islands along the way, and end the day with a sunset sail.