Location
Located in a remote corner the Tinajani Canyon, this wilderness camp overlooks a striking landscape of red sandstone towers and giant Puya trees. The terrain is dramatic and was shaped by the erosion of a vast prehistoric lake, with glacial rivers carving through the jagged rock face, slanted rock spires, cascading waterfalls, and sandstone arches. The landscape surrounding the canyon extends into lush rolling hills and highlands, which have been inhabited by the indigenous Uros people for centuries. Staying here, you have the rare opportunity to meet the local people from these ancient villages and learn about their rich cultural heritage. Additionally, the Tinajani Canyon sits along the route connecting three of Peru's most iconic landmarks - Cusco, the Colca Valley, and Lake Titicaca. Day trips can be arranged to visit these magnificent natural landscapes.