Island boat ride was enjoyable despite being charged more than quoted "because you're American" so said the chief. Not cool

The guide name Yanarico was takes good care of it and is also good at introducing the details of the whole trip takes good care of the whole trip and is also good at introducing the details of the whole trip I will introduce this trip to my friends! good luck today it's sunny! I also learned about many ethnic groups with traditional culture I have very good memories 此行程我有一位很好的嚮導名字叫Yanarico 他很會照顧人，並將行程的細節和整個民族性的特色都解釋得非常清楚讓人了解並內容有趣是一個具備有豐富經驗的嚮導

We did a private tour and couldn’t have been happier. We were able to access less traveled places, ask lots of questions, and the scenery on this sunny day was unbelievable. Our guide, Samuel, was an excellent host and shared so much of his own lived experience. We had no regrets on the extra cost for a private tour. We would do it again.

The drive was stunning and it was nice to be able to visit the sites without the hordes of people. Our guide was informative and he let us explore on our time.

The islands were stunning. Samuel, our guide, was knowledgeable, friendly and helpful. Coordination with Hugo in the office were efficient and understanding when we had to alter plans. Will book again on future visits!

My tour guide Miguel is excellent. However, the TripAdvisor partner with Lake travel agency and put me on a boat is very small. The tour guide Juan Carlos from Inka lake travel agency is very not professional. He rushed us and cutting off the main show for today, which to watch the man waving. Basically we took 3+ hours boat ride to get to the Taquile island just to have lunch. Juan rushed us out with excuses that the man who supposed to show the waving was drunk last night. We asked us to get to the boat saying the weather MIGHT get bad, which it didn’t. I have been a trip advisor customer for many years. I need an explanation on this. Juan Carlos is a horrible tour guide. He refused to give me his name. If TripAdvisor can not guarantee to partner with a reputable company, then we have to look somewhere else.

The tour got a chance to visit three islands in one day, and enjoy your own boat during the whole ride. We (2 people) attended this tour with a 32-seat boat. Also, the guide Samuel is knowledgeable about all three islands since he was born and raised at one of them.

We traveled with our family of 8 people. We did the speed boat with a private guide. Our guide, Samuel, was excellent. He did a great job explaining all the historical things and answering all our questions. Lunch was included in this tour, and he accommodated a great vegetarian lunch, with a stunning view of the lake.

I had an excellent tour of Uros and Taquile Island. The guides were great and the boat ride was very comfortable. I learned a lot about both locations.

I booked one tour with the company, which is reviewed separately. They were very responsive and helpful with questions related to that specific tour and other issues I had questions about. I would book with them again if I were to return

Amazing guide and very friendly who understood what we needed and did an amazing job in getting us around. Veggie meal arrangements were extraordinary

The boat "speed" is not much. The Uros experience feels a bit disrespectful, but the Taquile island is great, perhaps spending more time and doing something more than juat eating coukd be good. Maybe visiting another island as well can be good.

The guides are professional. The sites are amazing. The local people are friendly. The weather is unpredictable though.

Everything with this day tour was managed in a professional and considerate way. Samuel explained the area and culture very well and was prepared to do the extra mile to make it a memorable experience.

One of our best experiences while in Peru. We were met timely at our hotel and guided to a bus. Once at the port we were met by Samuel, our Inka Lake guide. He was super attentive and helpful, explaining the unique cultures of Uros and Taquile. We had a great lunch on Taquile, during which (among many other unique cultural traditions) Samuel shared the interesting meaning behind the various hats worn by the island residents. Be aware that the climb to the top of the island, where lunch was provided was strenuous given the altitude. We’re in our 70s and we survived. Younger people seemed to handle it better. Bring water.