Discover the wonders of Leticia, the gateway to the Colombian Amazon, where lush jungles, vibrant wildlife, and indigenous cultures thrive. Cruise along the Amazon River, spot pink dolphins, and explore hidden trails teeming with life. Let the magic of the rainforest captivate your senses.
Overview
The Amazon is considered the largest forest in the world. It is home to numerous animal and plant species. It contains 40% of the remaining tropical rainforest on the planet, 25% of terrestrial biodiversity, and the largest number of fish species found in any river system. It borders Brazil, Ecuador, and Peru.
Itinerary
Reception at Vásquez Cobo Airport in Leticia.
Transfer to Waira Hotel in Leticia.
Room assignment depending on hotel occupancy.
Time to change clothes.
Walk to the Leticia port on the Amazon River.
First encounter with the great Amazon River, visit to the imaginary point of the three borders (Colombia-Brazil-Peru).
Welcome lunch on a floating raft by the riverbank. (Depending on the flight's arrival time in Leticia, if it arrives after 2 p.m., this lunch will be offered on the last day at the hotel).
Return to Leticia for a city tour, visiting artisan shops, the Ethnographic Museum of the Banco de la República, ending in the late afternoon at Santander Park to witness the concert of thousands of parakeets returning to their nests (No service is provided on Sundays and public holidays).
Free time to enjoy the hotel pool, dinner at Waira Hotel.
Breakfast at the hotel.
Transfer by land to the Mundo Amazónico Ecological Park.
First great encounter with Mother Jungle through a wonderful ecological tour through all the stations of the park and its natural trails.
Typical lunch of the Amazonian gastronomy.
Talk in indigenous maloca with an ancestral connoisseur “A look from the indigenous eyes”.
Molding the Thought Workshop
At the end of the afternoon transfer to the Tanimboca Natural Reserve.
Night walk in the jungle
Dinner and overnight at the tree lodge.
Breakfast at the hotel.
Walk to the port (4 blocks).
Boat ride on the Amazon River to Marasha Nature Reserve – Peru (approx. 1 hour).
Entry to the reserve (July to January: 2-hour walk; February to June: 1-hour canoe ride).
Accommodation in malocas.
Traditional Amazonian lunch.
Canoe and kayak ride on the lake.
Wildlife observation and artisanal fishing.
Dinner.
Night jungle aromas and sounds activity (canoe ride on the lake with possible sighting of the black caiman).
Overnight in malocas.
Includes/Excludes
Includes
- Destination advice
- Transfers Airport - Hotel - Airport
- All necessary land and river transfers according to the itinerary.
- Lodging 2 nights at the Waira Suite hotel in Leticia
- Lodging 1 night at the tree lodge in the Tanimboca Natural Reserve.
- Lodging 1 night in the Peruvian Reserve Marasha
- Complete meals: 4 dinners, 4 breakfasts, 4 lunches and drinking water.
- Visit to the imaginary point Three Borders Colombia - Brazil- Peru
- Free time to visit the handicraft stores of Leticia and Parque Santander.
- Walking tour of the municipality of Puerto Nariño.
- Tour along the Amazon River for possible observation of pink dolphins.
- Visit to Isla de los Micos
- Visit to the Tikuna Indigenous Community
- Amazon World Ecological Park
- Peruvian Reserve “El Milagro de Marasha”.
- Accompaniment by a specialized jungle guide.
- Medical and dental assistance card for the passenger.
Excludes
- Air tickets (Consult with us for the best rates)
- Entrance card to Leticia $45.000
- Tourist tax entrance to Puerto Nariño $20.000
- Additional drinks at meals
- Personal expenses and tips
- Expenses not stipulated in the program
The Amazon region is hot and humid year-round, with frequent rain. Light, breathable clothing, a rain jacket, and waterproof shoes are essential.
Vaccinations for yellow fever are recommended. Bring insect repellent to protect against mosquitoes, which can carry diseases like malaria and dengue. Carry a basic first-aid kit.
Respect the local indigenous cultures. It’s a good idea to learn a few phrases in Spanish or the local indigenous languages as a sign of respect
The Amazon is home to diverse wildlife. When exploring, always go with a guide to ensure safety and respect for the environment.
Ensure your passport is up-to-date. If you plan to cross into Brazil or Peru (which is easy to do from Leticia), check visa requirements.
