Short Trips colombian amazon tour

Discover the wonders of the Colombian Amazon as you navigate the mighty Amazon River, the largest river in the world by volume and one of the longest rivers on Earth. Flowing through the heart of the world's largest rainforest, it sustains an extraordinary ecosystem found nowhere else on the planet. The Amazon Rainforest, home to nearly 10% of the world's known biodiversity!

Journey through breathtaking jungle landscapes, encounter remote riverside communities, and immerse yourself in one of the most biodiverse regions on Earth. A highlight of this experience is visiting the beautiful Tarapoto Lakes, a protected wetland connected to the Amazon River and one of the best places to spot the legendary pink river dolphins. If you're lucky, you may witness these fascinating creatures swimming freely in their natural habitat, alongside gray dolphins, exotic birds, and other Amazon wildlife.

The Colombian Amazon is home to one of the greatest concentrations of Indigenous cultures in South America, with dozens of Indigenous peoples who have inhabited the rainforest for centuries and continue to preserve their ancestral traditions, languages, and deep connection to nature.

During this experience, you will visit a Murui Indigenous family and gain insight into a way of life shaped by the rhythms of the Amazon Rainforest. Once more isolated from outside visitors, the Murui community now welcomes travelers interested in learning about their culture and traditions. Discover the importance of cassava in their daily life, learn about traditional crops and handicrafts, and gain insight into the preparation and cultural significance of mambe, an ancestral practice that remains central to Murui identity. This meaningful cultural encounter offers a unique opportunity to connect with the traditions, knowledge, and stories that have helped Indigenous communities thrive in the Amazon for generations.

Visit a Monkey Foundation and rehabilitation center dedicated to protecting Amazon monkeys affected by illegal wildlife trafficking and habitat loss. The sanctuary cares for rescued species such as woolly monkeys, capuchin monkeys, and squirrel monkeys while promoting conservation and environmental education.

Depending on the season, you'll reach the sanctuary by boat through the flooded forest or by hiking through the Amazon rainforest, with opportunities to spot wildlife along the way. This meaningful experience supports responsible tourism and helps protect the unique biodiversity of the Colombian Amazon.

Explore one of the most biodiverse ecosystems on Earth and discover the fascinating nocturnal wildlife of the Colombian Amazon. As darkness falls, the rainforest comes alive with a remarkable variety of creatures rarely seen during the day. During a guided night walk, you may encounter colorful tree frogs, including the iconic Kambo frog, giant toads, tarantulas, geckos, spiders, and a wide range of insects that thrive in the Amazon after sunset. Surrounded by the sounds of the rainforest, this immersive experience offers a unique opportunity to see hidden world of the Amazon at night in one of the most extraordinary ecosystems on the planet

Navigate through the tranquil waterways surrounding Cacao Island and discover the incredible biodiversity of the Colombian Amazon. Along the way, keep an eye out for sloths resting in the treetops, colorful birds, and other wildlife that thrive in this unique ecosystem.

A highlight of the experience is the chance to admire the majestic Victoria Regia, the largest water lily in the world, famous for its enormous floating leaves and spectacular beauty. Surrounded by the lush Amazon rainforest, this peaceful journey offers a wonderful opportunity to connect with nature and appreciate one of the region's most iconic natural wonders.

Located on the banks of the Loretoyaco River, Puerto Nariño is one of the most unique towns in the Colombian Amazon. Home to Indigenous communities such as the Ticuna, Cocama, and Yagua, it offers a fascinating opportunity to learn about ancestral traditions, local culture, and the deep connection between people and the rainforest. Known as Colombia's largest car-free town, Puerto Nariño has no cars or motorcycles, creating a peaceful atmosphere where residents travel on foot, by bicycle, or by canoe. Recognized for its sustainable way of life and harmonious relationship with nature, this charming riverside community provides an authentic glimpse into life in the heart of the Amazon.

This spectacular natural reserve is located in the Peruvian side of the river. During your time there, you will stay in cabins with private bathroom. The elevated cabins were designed and built under the rules of environmental preservation of biodiversity. The accommodation is very basic but it will give you the opportunity to immerse yourself into the spectacular nature of the Amazon jungle. The reserve only has electricity available from 6pm till 10 pm. Enough time to charge phones, cameras and shower before dinner.

Nestled in the heart of Puerto Nariño, Maloka Napü offers a comfortable and authentic stay surrounded by the natural beauty of the Amazon. This charming lodge features cozy rooms with private bathrooms, comfortable beds, and all the essentials for a relaxing stay. Some rooms also offer balconies with peaceful views of the surrounding landscape.

Guests can unwind in the garden or terrace and enjoy a daily breakfast before setting out to explore the wonders of the Colombian Amazon. Its convenient location and welcoming atmosphere make Maloka Napü an excellent base for discovering Puerto Nariño and the region's unique wildlife, culture, and traditions.

Waira Suites Hotel is located in the city centre of Leticia to only 10 minutes driving from the Airport. The rooms have many amenities such as comfortable beds, tv cable, air conditioner, shower with warm water and security box in case you need it. The hotel has a restaurant where you can find the traditional local food as well as international dishes. There is also a swimming pool, bar and gym.