An experience for adventurers that includes exploration in the jungle, sharing with indigenous people, wildlife watching and lots of fun in a natural environment.

The Amazon jungle is a huge territory shared by Colombia, Venezuela, Brazil, Ecuador, Peru and Bolivia, around the Amazon River, the largest in the world. It is considered a lung of the world due to the amount of oxygen it provides and it’s inhabited by multiple indigenous cultures and countless animal and plant species, which makes it a unique destination that every adventurer should know.

The Amazon territory is flood-prone and changes depending on the time of year. In the months of December to May it rains a lot and the area floods, so you will be surrounded by water and the main transportation is the boat. From June to November it is warmer and the land dries out, so you can walk more through the territory. Both seasons are interesting and present their challenges and advantages.

On our tour we will visit the triple border area between Colombia, Peru and Brazil, based on the city of Leticia, on the banks of the Amazon River in Colombian territory. To get there you must fly from Bogotá (it is not possible to get there by land and the only flights depart from Bogotá).

This is an unforgettable adventure and highly recommended, but you have to remember that it is a jungle area, where there will be heat, mosquitoes and few comforts, so if you plan to do it, it is because you are willing to make yourself a little uncomfortable, which is the price of live a unique experience like this.

DAY 1

Arrival from Bogotá to Leticia. There we will take a tour by this small city that including:

*Lunch at an Amazonian food restaurant: In its gastronomy, fish such as Pirarucu, cassava tortillas and exotic fruit juices stand out, among other products.

*Anthropological Museum: This visit helps you to learn about the indigenous cultures that inhabit the territory, their customs and lifestyle.

*Amazonian ice cream parlor: Ice creams with particular flavors, such as ant, mojojoy (worm), coca, etc.

*Santander Park: Main square of the city where during the sunset you can see a natural spectacle of thousands of birds returning to their nests and which we will see from the church tower.

Accommodation in a comfortable hotel with air conditioning, swimming pool and buffet breakfast.

DAY 2

Jungle tour: We travel by car for approximately 40 minutes to the point where we begin a walk through the jungle, guided by an indigenous person. During the walk we learn about the edible or dangerous plants of the jungle and hear some stories from the indigenous culture.

We will arrive at a maloka (indigenous ceremonial house) where other members of the community teach us about their lifestyle, offer us a typical lunch and we can bathe in a river. At dusk we make the return walk to see the changes in the jungle at night, where it is possible to see luminous plants and animals such as tarantulas.

Accommodation in the same hotel in Leticia.

DAY 3

Boat transfer along the Amazon River (approximately 2 hours) to visit places of interest in Colombia and Peru. During the trip along the river we can see pink dolphins.

*Macedonian Community: Located halfway. There, they offer us an indigenous dance performance and you can also see their crafts.

*San Antonio del Cacao (Peru): On the other side of the river, is this Peruvian village where local guides will take us through the jungle to spot sloths that freely inhabit this area. We will also see other species of plants and animals and we will be offered a snack before crossing the river back to the Colombian side.

*Puerto Nariño: A beautiful little town where there are no cars or motorcycles and from where we will continue the adventure. In the afternoon we take a short tour of the town, where we visit a viewpoint that shows much of the territory. We will also refresh ourselves with their typical popsicles, made out of Amazonian fruits, such as camu camu, madroña or acaí.

Accommodation in a more basic hotel in Puerto Nariño.

DAY 4

Tarapoto Lakes Tour: We will enter the jungle by boat, through a small river to reach 2 lakes where we can bathe, spot pink dolphins and take a short walk to see the Amazonian trees that are surprising for their size and age.

Accommodation in the same hotel in Puerto Nariño.

DAY 5

Return by boat along the Amazon River to Leticia. On the way we can visit another of the indigenous communities, such as La Libertad.

Upon arriving in Leticia we will have lunch at a Colombian-Peruvian restaurant to learn more about the gastronomy of the region and in the afternoon we will take a tuk tuk tour to Brazil.

Leaving Leticia towards the east, we cross the border and enter the city of Tabatinga, Brazil, where we visit a viewpoint from where you can see the most beautiful sunset; You can also see territory of the 3 countries (Brazil, Colombia and Peru) and you can enjoy typical Brazilian drinks such as the Caipirinha cocktail or a Guaraná.

Accommodation at the Leticia hotel with air conditioning, swimming pool and buffet breakfast.

DAY 6

Flight back to Bogotá.

It includes all hotels, all transfers (flights, boats cars and tuk tuks), bilingual guide, insurance and tours fees.

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