When to go to Lake Titicaca – Bolivian side

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April - October

This is the best time to visit Lake Titicaca, as there is plenty of warm sunshine, low humidity and very little rain. You can expect mostly clear blue skies, perfect for taking in views of the Uros floating islands and shimmering sunsets over the lake. As these are the winter months, evenings and night times can be chilly so it is best to bring warm clothing. The most international visitors arrive in July – August, while May and September are generally quieter.

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November - March

In the summer, temperatures are warmer and there is an increased chance of rainfall. You can still visit during these months but you may encounter muddier hiking paths due to the wet climate, and reduced visibility which means views over the lake are not as clear.

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