A 3-day adventure sailing along the majestic Amazon River, visiting small Indigenous communities, discovering Puerto Nariño, and reaching the Tarapoto Lakes as the final destination. An authentic experience that combines nature, culture, and sustainability.
Navigation along the Amazon River and jungle hikes with local guides.
Birdwatching, and spotting pink dolphins, monkeys, and nighttime wildlife.
Traditional Amazonian cuisine with vegetarian and vegan options.
Cultural exchange and shared experiences with Ticuna, Yagua, and Cocama Indigenous families.
A responsible, nature-focused experience centered on environmental conservation.
The menu may vary according to the season and the visitor's preferences.
The guides are local, with deep knowledge of the territory.
Rubber boots are provided for jungle treks.
Bring only the essentials to avoid unnecessary weight.
Water and land transportation
Spanish
Navigation along the Amazon River.
Birdwatching and dolphin spotting.
Visit to a Ticuna Indigenous community.
Traditional lunch.
Jungle hike.
Traditional dinner.
Night walk to observe wildlife.
Overnight stay at a jungle lodge.
Breakfast
Observation of the Amazonian sunrise.
Spotting monkeys and morning wildlife.
Traditional lunch.
Navigation toward Puerto Nariño.
Arrival between 4:00 and 5:00 p.m.
Sunset viewing at the Tarapoto Lakes.
Dinner and overnight stay at Hotel Waira Selva in Puerto Nariño.
Breakfast.
Tour of Puerto Nariño and visit to a Yagua Indigenous community.
Traditional lunch.
Boat trip back to Leticia (arrival at 5:00 p.m.).
