We will meet the travelers at the Leticia Airport in Colombia. From there, we will travel in a private vehicle for approximately 10 minutes until we reach the Mundo Amazónico Reserve. At this location, we will enjoy lunch while our local guides introduce us to the dynamics of the Amazon region. We will learn about the different ethnic groups, explore the geography, and have the opportunity to observe sacred plants such as Ayahuasca, Coca, Curare, and Barbasco, among others.

After savoring a traditional regional lunch, we will head in the afternoon to another reserve, where we will spend the night in treehouse-style cabins deep in the jungle. We will take part in a night walk to search for wildlife, enjoy a delicious dinner, and finally settle in for a well-deserved rest.

After a special night deep in the jungle, surrounded by its fascinating sounds, we will enjoy a good breakfast and then head to a maloca (a sacred Indigenous house) to learn firsthand about the traditions of the Tikuna, Yucuna, and Uitoto ethnic groups. We will spend the day with the community, observing processes such as the preparation of mambe from coca leaves, weaving workshops using plant fibers, natural tattoos made with achiote and jagua, and a traditional Indigenous dance. We will also enjoy a typical lunch prepared by our hosts.

In the afternoon, we will navigate along the Amazon River toward the Marasha Reserve in Peruvian territory. At night, we will have the opportunity to explore the lake by boat in search of caimans and crocodiles, and afterward enjoy a delicious dinner and a well-deserved rest.

After a good night beside Lake Marasha, we will take a half-hour walk through the jungle to visit a giant tree and marvel at its immensity. We will return to the reserve by canoe, paddling across the lake to enjoy lunch.

Afterward, we will return to the Amazon River and navigate to Lake Tarapoto, where we will have the opportunity to swim alongside pink dolphins and witness a beautiful sunset. We will then continue to the town of Puerto Nariño, the charming village where we will spend the night.

After breakfast, we will take a walking tour through the town, and then continue by boat to travel through three countries (Colombia, Peru, and Brazil) along the Amazon, Sacambú, Gamboa, and Yavarí rivers. In the late afternoon, we will return to Leticia to witness the beautiful spectacle of the parakeets arriving at Santander Park. In the evening, we will enjoy a good dinner and a well-deserved rest at a hotel in the city.

On the last day, we will have breakfast at the hotel and visit the traditional market, where we can observe a wide variety of Amazonian products. We will then walk through the port, and if time allows before the flight, we will make a brief visit to Tabatinga, the Brazilian city bordering Leticia.

Finally, we will head to the airport to take the flight back to our city of origin.

End of the trip.

Note:
We recommend that travelers pack only the essentials and carry everything in a small backpack. If you organize your belongings well, you can easily fit everything into a 10 kg carry-on backpack for the flight. This recommendation is important because each day we will be moving to different locations, boarding boats and vehicles, and a large suitcase can be uncomfortable for these transitions.

Ideally, bring a backpack you can carry on your back that does not take up too much space. You don’t need to bring much for this trip—only what appears in the list below.

+ A small backpack.
+ Clothing for mild weather, including one pair of long pants and a long-sleeve shirt.
+ A light sweater or jacket.
+ A poncho-style raincoat.
+ Swimsuit.
+ Small towel.
+ One pair of shoes and rubber boots (can be purchased in Leticia).
+ Cap or hat.
+ Sunglasses.
+ Camera.
+ Flashlight.
+ Insect repellent.
+ Sunscreen.
+ Reusable water bottle (1-liter bottle).
+ Personal hygiene items and medications.
+ Large bags for packing clothes.

This trip is ideal for people of all ages who enjoy nature. The only moderately demanding hike is the visit to the giant tree, which can take about 3 hours round trip. Those who prefer not to do this hike can stay in Puerto Nariño, enjoying the beauty of the town.

It is a flexible and inclusive experience, perfect for travelers who want to connect with the Amazon rainforest at their own pace.

Our guides and boat operators are highly knowledgeable about the region and are fully committed to traveler safety. All river journeys are conducted during daylight hours, ensuring optimal visibility. In addition, we carry an active medical assistance policy, and every boat is equipped with life jackets for all passengers.

We also have communication equipment to maintain constant contact and coordinate an evacuation if necessary. Your safety is our top priority throughout the entire experience.

You can secure your spot with a 20% deposit, and the remaining balance must be paid before the start of the expedition. Contact us to learn more about available payment methods.

Yes! If you can’t match the dates of our upcoming expedition, contact us. We can design a customized adventure or even open a new expedition date especially for you or your group.