Titilaka, a modern lodge on the shores of Lake Titicaca, offers a luxurious refuge from which to explore the treasured natural, cultural and historical resources of a remote mystical region with all the requisite comforts for a relaxing an enriching experience. Titilaka is located on a secluded private peninsula, 45 minutes from Puno. Wrap-around terraces and relaxing ambiances create a privileged vantage for breathtaking sunrises and peaceful sunsets in this serene, lifegiving cradle of Inca civilization.
Prepare to be overwhelmed; expect to be completely at peace, connected with the timeless spirit of Lake Titicaca, surrounded by intensely blue sky and water.
Indulge and immerse yourself in the splendor and spirit of the lake at Titilaka. Surrounded by stunning scenery and astounding Andean geography, Titilaka’s contemporary design integrates with the natural environment, paying homage to the ancient Titicaca, origin of the great Inca culture.
Enjoy a 2-, 3- or 4 day getaway at Titilaka, the perfect place to complete your discovery of the highland plateaus, with its trademark service, comfort and natural amenities that affords you a restful refuge after a day’s exploration.
Modern-day architecture with indigenous touches, essentially integrating vital elements: fire, air, water and earth, into the cozy and opulent refuge for an unparalleled Lake Titicaca experience:
Titilaka is strategically located on a private peninsula in Titilaka, Puno. Bounded by scenic Andean landscapes and one of the most exceptional geographic locations of the highland plateaus, it reminds us of the Scottish highlands or the Patagonia, with clear crisp blue air and intense sunlight on the vast pastures. Titilalka is located on the western Peruvian coast of Lake Titicaca, amidst small hamlets of Quechua and Aymara cultures scattered around the lake or at the base of small hills to protect themselves from the high winds and strong sun. The hotel has its own private road and small jetty and an outstanding view of both sunrises and sunsets over the lake.
Lake Titicaca is the world’s highest lake navigable to large vessels, at 12,500 feet (3,810 m) above sea level in the Andes Mountains of South America, astride the border between Peru to the west and Bolivia to the east. It covers some 3,200 square miles (8,300 square km), is 50 miles (80 km) across at its widest point, with an average depth of 107 meters.
Titilaka is located 2 hours from Juliaca airport by car and boat, 45 minutes south of the city of Puno and 40 minutes by boat from the Taquile and Amantani islands, between Puno and the Bolivian border. It can be reached in approximately 5 hours by car and 10 hours by train from Cusco, and approximately 6 hours by car from Arequipa. You can also arrive at Titilaka via Bolivia just 2 hours driving.
KAYAKING AROUND THE HOTEL: Enjoy kayking at 3800 meters above sea level, where crisp skies mean increased visibility of the intense Titicaca landscape. Your guide will explain safety procedures for kayaking before heading out. Continue at your pace, to discover some of the coasts near Titilaka. If you choose to paddle silently through the reeds you can observe flora and fauna. Paddling towards the lake will get you great views of the hotel's remote location and private peninsula. RECOMMENDED FOR CHILDREN.
Duration: 1/4 day
Difficulty Level: II
Frequency: Daily - Schedule: Morning & Afternoon
Attractions: Kayaking, birds and photos
WALKING ALONG THE SHORES OF TITICACA: A brisk walk, past the hotel's peninsula and along the lake's shores, is one of the more scenic and pleasant activities available. The lake's impressive size, diverse nature and pristine sights have long kept visitors to Titicaca in awe. Pass sandy beaches, thick reeds and lush marshes to reach a local community or countryside. Here you will be able to see their agrarian and fishing lifestyle as it is inherent in their customs and traditions.
Duration: 1/4 day
Difficulty Level: II
Frequency: Daily - Schedule: Morning & Afternoon
Attractions: Birds and, photos
ROWING ON THE REEDS: Take a paddle boat excursion through the totora reeds near the hotel. You will learn about the totora reeds, aquatic plants and how they are used by the locals for different purposes ranging from construction to food. Similar to landownership, the reed marshes are divided among the villagers, who every so often harvest them for various uses. The reeds offer a unique ecosystem for birds such as wrens, grebes, moorhens and egrets. RECOMMENDED FOR CHILDREN.
Duration: 1/4 day
Difficulty Level: II
Frequency: Daily - Schedule: Morning & Afternoon
Attractions: Rowboat, birds and photos
THE AYMARA SKY AND CONSTELLATIONS: The crystal clear night skies of Titilaka and the relatively thin atmosphere provide the perfect environment for stargazing and learning about ancient civilization's beliefs of the heavens up above. Bundle up and head out at night to Titilaka's observation platform. Your guide will describe the Andean constellations and celestial movements, specially, Wawawara Hawira, the Milky Way. The oral traditions of Andean sky, passed on from father to son, explain the origin of the world and cosmic order. You will learn about the two skies, one for winter and one for summer, each with their own constellations, myths and ceremonies. You will also learn about the Inca calendar and the importance of the Chakana, the Andean Cross.
Duration: 1/4 day
Difficulty Level: III
Frequency: Daily - Schedule: Afternoon
Attractions: Photos, local community, adventure and landscape
HIKE UP TO TITILAKA ARCH: Admire the magnificent view of diverse terrains, pastel colors and dramatic geographic features, from an ancient Incan arch. To get there, you hike along a rural community path to the arch. This activity is an introduction to rural lifestyle that dominates most of the Peruvian altiplano. This is the ideal vantage point from which to find your location relative to the area. You will see the community lifestyle adjacent to the hotel, observing residents in their daily tasks, while seeing the immensity of the landscape and unique location.
Duration: 1/4 day
Difficulty Level: II
Frequency: Daily - Schedule: Morning & Afternoon
Attractions: Hiking, photos and local community
CYCLING THROUG THE FIELDS OF PLATERIA: This biking excursion will become one of your memorable bike ones. The fields of Plateria, the district where Titilaka is located, provide the perfect setting for active exploration. Follow country roads along the grand lake and diverse terrains, where you will observe the local villager's rural way of life. You will see them washing clothes, herding their animals and tending to their children. These are conditions for a great time outdoors; you set the pace and direction. RECOMMENDED FOR CHILDREN.
Duration: 1/4 day
Difficulty Level: II
Frequency: Daily - Schedule: Morning & Afternoon
Attractions: Mountain biking and landscape
OTHER EXCURSIONS AT ADDITIONAL COST (consult rates):
In Peruvian Territory: Uros, Taquile, Sillustani, Inka Anatawi, Amaru Muro, Juli and Pomata, Amantani, Lampa and Tinajani
In Bolivian Territory: Sun Island and Tiahuanaco
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