Amazon Exploration

We come to get you at your hotel around 6.15 am; life starts early in the jungle. 

Then, we're on our way for a 2 to 3 hours ride to Mocagua, the indigenous community where we'll be staying.

That's a pretty exclusive place. We'll visit a monkey shelter there. On the next day, we'll be crossing the Amazon river and go to Peru where we'll spend the day and the night. We'll be able to see various species of birds, monkeys, dolphins and have a caiman safari at night.

On the third day, we'll move to Marasha reserve and enjoy a cabin above a big lake, truly wonderful place you won't forget. You'll meet Lucas there, ask for him, he's worth the sighting.

Finally, we take you back to your hotel in Leticia at around 12.30pm on the last day.

Want to know more ? Please ask us, we're alway happy to answer any question! 

• All the transport from and to your hotel

• 3 meals a day and snacks all day long

• Unlimited purified water

• Accomodation during the trip

• The local guide accompanying us in the community

• All the activities, including: fishing in the river, animal observation (dolphins, various monkeys including the Aotus Nancymae, birds, insects, frogs, toads, ...), tree observation (like a massive "ceiba", emblem of the region, around 40m high and 23m of diameter, fertility trees, walking trees and many more), swimming in the Amazon river,...

• A lot of knowledge and teaching on the jungle, its animal and plant species, their use, origin, the cosmogony and myth of local people, ... 

• Medical insurance

• One professional and one local guide just for your own group

• Entry fees

• Rain boots and rain poncho

• Alcoholic beverages

• Additionnal activities not included in the program

• The included accomdation is shared. For a private one, count 50 000 COP per person

• If you have a special diet or allergies, please communicate them to us

• All the alimentation provided is regional hence varying depending on the season

• Activities may vary depending on the weather and recommendations from the local guide

• During rain season (roughly December to June): we'll wander the jungle in a canoe 

• During the dry season (roughly July to December): we'll walk through the jungle