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7 day(s)
Private
1-16 people
moderate
Embark on an unforgettable journey through Colombia’s most diverse landscapes—from the soaring Andes to the heart of the Amazon rainforest. Begin your adventure in Bogotá, where colonial charm meets cosmopolitan flair, then venture to the sacred waters of Guatavita Lake and the conservation-rich Bioparque La Reserva. From there, fly into the lush Amazon basin, exploring the serene village of Puerto Nariño and the stunning Tarapoto Lakes, a Ramsar-protected wetland teeming with wildlife. Connect with Indigenous communities, cruise jungle waterways, and witness the unparalleled biodiversity of San Martin de Amacayacu and Mocagua. This tour is a rich tapestry of ecosystems, culture, and discovery—crafted for curious souls eager to experience Colombia’s wild, authentic beauty.
Duration
7 day(s)
Max Group Size
1-16 people
Tour Code
Col 3
Departure Type
guaranteed
Tour Category
Eco
Guiding Method
Fully guided
Operated In
Age Requirement
0 - 0
Bogota
Bogota
Arrive in Colombia’s vibrant capital, Bogotá, a city of contrasts where colonial heritage meets modern energy. After settling in, enjoy a leisurely evening at your hotel or explore a nearby café. This is your time to rest and prepare for the adventures ahead.
Meals: -
Travel to the legendary Guatavita Lake, a sacred site of the Muisca people and inspiration for the El Dorado myth. Surrounded by rolling hills and misty air, you’ll delve into Indigenous history and natural beauty during a guided visit to this stunning crater lake.
Meals: Breakfast
Spend the day in Cota visiting Bioparque La Reserva, a conservation sanctuary dedicated to protecting Colombia’s native species. Engage with rescued animals and learn about biodiversity and sustainability in an interactive, family-friendly setting.
Meals: Breakfast
Begin your adventure in Leticia with a boat ride to a floating house for lunch on the Amazon River. Visit the Victoria Regia Nature Reserve to admire the region’s iconic giant lotus. In the afternoon, cruise up the river to Puerto Nariño, a tranquil community nestled in the jungle. As evening falls, embark on a traditional boat ride along the Loretoyacu River and the Tarapoto Lakes to spot pink and grey dolphins and enjoy a stunning Amazonian sunset. (Note: During low water season, the activity takes place on alternative lakes and tributaries.)
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Venture into the lush Amazon jungle with visits to San Martin de Amacayacu and the Indigenous community of Mocagua. Discover traditional knowledge, community-led conservation, and the incredible biodiversity of this living rainforest.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
After breakfast, travel by motorboat back to Leticia for your included flight to Bogotá. Please ensure your departing flight is scheduled after 11:30 a.m.
Good to Know:
Activities may be impacted by seasonal water levels (high: Dec–May / low: Jun–Nov).
Itinerary adjustments may occur due to local weather.
Hotel Waira Selva offers Wi-Fi but no A/C, hot water, pool, or fans.
Included:
Airport reception and all land/water transfers
2 nights at Hotel Waira Selva in Puerto Nariño
Full board (from lunch Day 1 to breakfast Day 3)
All guided activities, entrance fees, and community contributions
Filtered water and fruit during excursions
English-speaking guide and medical assistance
Loan of rubber boots (with prior request, size permitting)
Not Included:
Unspecified expenses and tourism tax (approx. COP 45,000)
Porter fees during low water season (approx. COP 80,000 per suitcase)
After breakfast, your driver will take you to the airport for your international flight. Depart with unforgettable memories of Colombia’s mountains, lakes, and jungles—and the warmth of its people.
Meals: Breakfast
3.5 accommodation - Standard Hotel (Single/Double Room)
English/Spanish cetified speaking guide
All meals mentioned in the itinerary
All transfer from/to airports, hotel and activities destinations (mentioned in the itinerary)
Domestic Flights Included
international flights NOT included
Travel Insurance NOT included
- Other domestic and international flights
- Personal expenses and tips
- Services not mentioned in the program
- Extra Drinks and Meals
For travelers planning to explore Colombia’s natural reserves, national parks, and jungle regions—such as the Amazon, Tayrona, or Rio Claro—the yellow fever vaccine is strongly recommended and, in some cases, required. The vaccine should be administered at least 10 days before travel, and a valid certificate may be requested upon entry to certain protected areas. While not mandatory for all regions, having the vaccine adds an important layer of protection and ensures smooth access to Colombia’s biodiverse destinations. Consult with your healthcare provider or a travel clinic prior to departure.
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