On this 4-day adventure, explore the amazing natural and cultural experiences offered in the Colombian Amazon. Embark on a night-time canoeing ride, hike through the high forest, and connect with the incredible communities you'll visit along the way.
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Base Price:
$633/person
Speaks: Spanish and English
Highlights
- Take a nighttime canoe ride on the amazing Matamata Stream, surrounded by all the nocturnal life of the Amazon rainforest.
- Visit the Tarapoto Lake, where you can see beautiful pink & gray dolphins.
- Hike the high forest trail in the Calanoa reserve, and fully immerse yourself into the rainforest--examining the abundance of flora & fauna!
Details
Itinerary
After arrival at the airport, staff will meet you there and take you to your hotel. Then, you'll go on a tour through Tabatinga (Brazil) and Leticia, visiting the street market, a pharmacy containing medicinal plants, and Orilleneda Park. Thousands of parrots gather at this park, making for a wonderful spectacle of colors and sounds. wonderful spectacle of colors and sounds.
After breakfast, you'll get on a speedboad to Calanoa Reserve. You will visit the community of Mocagua, have lunch, and tour through the village. In the afternoon, you'll return to Calanoa, and hike on a high forest trail and canoe in the Matamata stream.
Dinner and overnight.
After breakfast, you'll depart by boat through the Amazon River to the village of Puerto Nariño. Tour through the village and its main attractions: Natutama Foundation and the city hall. Eat a typical lunch. Then, in the afternoon, visit the Tarapoto lakes with the opportunity to observe dolphins (pink and gray dolphins). Return to Calanoa.
Dinner and overnight.
What's Included
Your Local Host
EcoDestinos
Locally Owned Tour Operator
EcoDestinos offers a variety of multi-day tours in the Amazon rainforest and the communities that surround it. Through tourism, they aim to strengthen their relationships with nature and people of the regions. Explore the diversity of the rainforest and cultur
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