PIRWA TOURS IN PUNO
- Sillustani halfday
- Uros Amantani Taquile 2d
- Uros halfday
- Uros Taquile fullday
- Copacabana, sun island
PIRWA HOSTELS IN PUNO
Pirwa travel Peru
Phone: +51 084 244315
E-mail: pirwatravel@gmail.com
Cusco - Peru
TOUR TO UROS HALFDAY
We will leave Puno port at 9:30 am. After 30 minutes, we will arrive to "Uros" floating islands. We will enjoy 2 or 3 islands in 90 minutes (with the option to ride on the typical boats ) All of our clients will appreciate the Handy crafts and the customs of the Uros community. We will arrive in Puno at 12:30Pm.
Our Service includes
- Free entrance to the National Reserve of Titicaca
- Transfer hotel / port / hotel
- Motor boat with bathroom
- Professional tour guide
Tour map
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PIRWA HOSTELS PERU & BOLIVIA
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