A Night in the Jungle

Amazonas Department - Experience a night in the jungle
Nestled within an Aguajal about 2 km into the jungle lies the cabin of Carlos, a Ticuna shaman, who will introduce you to the jungle, its traditions, and the chagra. Enjoy a traditional dinner and witness the remarkable nocturnal activity of the jungle, with the hope of encountering some wildlife. A magical evening surrounded by towering trees and the vibrant nightlife of the jungle, truly a must-see!

Trekking Amacayacu National Park and Tarapoto’s Sunset

Lago Tarapoto - Embark on a journey from Puerto Nariño to the Tarapoto lakes to admire the stunning landscape and the diverse flora and fauna. Engage in piranha sport fishing and take a refreshing swim in the lake, all while enjoying one of the Amazon’s most breathtaking sunsets alongside the gray and pink dolphins. The adventure concludes with a night safari to observe alligators and the nocturnal creatures of Tarapoto, offering a magical night at the lake cabin.

Crossing the Border to Peru and Puerto Nariño City Tour

Amazonas Department - Search for sloths in Peru. Sail across the border on the Amazonas River to reach Cacao Island “San Antonio del Cacao” in Peru. Begin the adventure in search of the sloth that inhabits the aromatic forests. Visit the community of San Antonio del Cacao to learn about their culture and tranquil lifestyle, gaining insights into the local flora, fauna, natural medicine, and mythology.

Puerto Nariño - Located 70 km along the Amazon River is Puerto Nariño, a delightful town in the Colombian Amazon. This small port, home to 3,800 residents, only sees a garbage truck as its sole vehicle. The scene is set with colorful wooden houses surrounded by fruit trees and flowers, a local farmer’s market, and fishermen bringing fresh fish from the river, all on the way to your centrally located hotel. Visit the “Natütama” underwater world museum and explore local artisans.

Return to Leticia, Transfer to the Airport

Amazonas Department - After breakfast, take a fast boat back to Leticia, covering 70 kilometers along the Amazon River in approximately 2 hours.

Leticia - The Triple Border of the Amazonas

• All-risk medical insurance for each of the tour participants
• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner
• WiFi available at the Hotel Wikungo’s lobby
• Boots to walk in the jungle and hydration
• English translator

• Alcohólic Drinks
• servicio de agua caliente en la ducha
• Airport and departure taxes
• Gratuities

Karla, Darwis, and little Abi extend a warm invitation to a truly unique experience. Discover the Amazon rainforest, the world’s largest and most pristine oxygen producer, and marvel at its grandeur. This journey is both cultural and natural, offering a private and exclusive alternative to mass tourism. Our approach is sustainable, benefiting the native communities, as we are locals collaborating with neighboring enterprises. Experience the wonders of the Amazon River and its flooded forests, embark on day and night treks through towering trees, navigate the “cradle of dolphins” at Tarapoto Lake, and immerse yourself in the serene lifestyle, culture, and cuisine of nearby communities. Enigmatic days filled with knowledge and relaxation await. Visit the Amazon!

• Bring a poncho or raincoat (rain is unpredictable), bring a flashlight for night walks, it is also recommended to use mosquito repellent, sunscreen, and wear a long-sleeved shirt, long pants, and light-colored clothing for walks in the jungle. bring socks to wear with tall boots we will provide you, Bring your sunglasses, bathing suit and don’t forget your camera!
• About the flights, for the first day your flight must land in Leticia before 12 pm, so we can start the tour that same day, otherwise we have to start the Next day. For the last day of the tour, you should book your flight back to Bogotá any time after 12 pm, so we have enough time to come back to the airport.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.