Titicaca, Bolivia
Posada del Inca
Traditional Colonial Style Hacienda
Designed to hug the Quechuan agricultural terraces of one of Lake Titicaca’s largest islands, Posada del Inca is a colonial-style hacienda and eco-lodge nestled amongst the pine and eucalyptus trees on the top of the Isla del Sol (Sun Island).
Posada del Inca’s sand-coloured lodges are surrounded by beautifully kept tiered gardens filled with flowers and have sweeping views of the lake and the snow-tipped Andes.
The rooms all have private bathrooms served with hot water and heating from the hotel’s solar panels and are decorated with restored antiques and locally-made furniture.
Believed to be the birthplace of Incan civilisation and their Sun God, Isla del Sol is a preserved archaeological site with no paved roads, no motor vehicles but with over 80 Incan ruins to visit and many more activities to enjoy.
Highlights
Incan trail treks on llamas to the Pilco Kaima Sun Palace and the Sacred Rock
Trips to the local handicraft market
Twenty rooms
Kiswara Restaurant
Old Lounge and Bar
Soft Llama Trek from the Hydrafoil to the lodge
Trip Inspiration
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