Accommodation:
Titilaka features eighteen lake-facing rooms with exceptional view which are distributed on three levels connected by central hallways. Each room has an open format and is equipped with a full bathroom and contemporary furnishings complemented by local textiles and fresh flowers.

• Location:
Located on the shores of Lake Titicaca in its own private peninsula. The largest lake in South America and the highest navigable body of water in the world. It was the foundation of the most influential pre-hispanic cultures of the Andean Region.

• Getting there:
There are 4 daily flights from Lima to Juliaca airport which has a duration of 110 minutes. Then from the airport, Titilaka is a 76km / 2-hour drive.

• What to pack:
Given the changing weather, we recommend layering your clothing. It is advisable to wear light clothing during the day when it is sunny (shirts/T-shirts, short-sleeved shirts, shorts) and warm winter clothes for the evenings and mornings (sweaters, fleeces, long trousers, coats). We also recommend using walking shoes or hiking boots, a sunhat, sunglasses and sunscreen when outside.

• Restaurants:
The contemporary menu offers a unique take on Peruvian cuisine, with a special emphasis on Andean ingredients. Executive Chef, María Fé Garcia, was inspired by the ethereal beauty of Titicaca when she created Titilaka’s culinary recipes. A menu that is nutritious and filling, but also light.
• Spa:
There is no spa however massage services are available when booked in advance

• Signature Activities:
Islands of Lake Titicaca:
Explore the Uros floating islands and the Island of Taquile on this full-day trip; this trip brings you closer to the islands’ Uros-Aymara communities providing a unique opportunity to personally meet the skilled reed raftsmen and expert weaver women famous for their craft. You’ll get to know first-hand the remarkable heritage and the ancestral techniques used to keep their islands afloat.
Colonial temples:
Stop and explore the epicenter of the region’s evangelism during the Spanish conquest in the Juli and Pomata churches.
Local festivities:
Known as the Peruvian Capital of Folklore, Lake Titicaca is host to some of the country’s most renowned traditional festivals. Among the most celebrated and popular is the Virgin of la Candelaria showcasing over 360 pre- and post-colonial dances. This festival is held each February and gathers around 40,000 people. Storming Puno’s streets with vibrant dances and lively traditional wear made solely for the celebration, the Virgin of la Candelaria is the region’s most representative celebration. Titilaka has identified 12 local celebrations near the lodge and if your stay with coincides with one of them, guides will gladly assist you to go and experience them. Only few travellers have lived these typical Peruvian traditions.
Nautical sports:
The boat house gives you the exclusive opportunity to sail at more than 12,000 feet (around 3,800m) above sea level. Choose among kayaks, Canadian canoes, paddle boards and sunfish sailboats or try them all as you explore the wonderful Lake Titilaka. Experienced Titilaka instructors will look over your safety and explain navigation procedures before you begin your nautical journey. Explore the lake at your own pace while enjoying its serenity and silence. Discover the nearby ecosystems among the shores and Totora reeds to observe local wildlife and plants. Don’t miss the views of the lodge as you make your way back. Once there, enjoy some snacks and refreshing beverages on our outdoor terrace.