Amazon: 4 Days in Puerto Nariño and Leticia | Jungle, Kayaking, and Communities｜Colombia

Embark on a 4-day adventure through the Colombian Amazon, exploring Leticia and Puerto Nariño, two unique destinations in the southernmost part of Colombia. From day one, certified local guides will lead you along highland rainforest trails in the Wochine Nature Reserve, where you will discover the flora, ecosystems, and biodiversity that make the Amazon a truly unique place. As night falls, a night walk will reveal to you the fascinating world that comes alive in the jungle after dark.
On the second day, you will cross the Amazon River to the Peruvian community of Altamira, where you will go kayaking in silence through the flooded forest— a low-impact activity designed to help you connect with the natural environment— and visit black-water lakes where Amazonian aquatic plants thrive. In the evening, a hike along night trails will complete this full immersion in the rainforest.
On the third day, you will sail to the Tarapoto Lakes, one of the most spectacular water formations in the entire Amazon, and hike to the Árbol Abuelo, a centuries-old tree that is a living symbol of the rainforest. On the way back, the Alto del Águila lookout point will offer you unparalleled panoramic views of the river and the Amazon rainforest.
On day four, a private boat will take you to the Mocagua community, where you will visit the Maikuchiga Foundation, a regionally recognized educational project for the conservation and rehabilitation of Amazonian wildlife, before returning to Leticia. The entire tour includes river and land transportation, accommodation in eco-friendly cabins, full board, certified local guides, medical insurance, wading boots, and entrance fees to nature reserves.