Lake Titicaca (shared between Bolivia and Peru) is the world's highest navigable lake, at 3,812 metres above sea level. It is also South America's largest lake, with a water volume of 893 cubic kilometres. In other words, this is one of the highlights of any trip to South America and we had great fun exploring. The Bolivian Side "At the Copa, Copacabana....". This is one tune that refused to leave my head for our stay at the lovely town of Copacabana, on the Bolivian shore of Lake Titicaca. Whilst I can't imagine it lives up to its Brazilian counterpart, I was surprised at how enjoyable Copacabana was, especially as it is very much a tourist town and base for visits to the islands on Lake Titicaca (mainly Isla del Sol and less-so Isla de la Luna).
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