When to go
You can visit all year round. From December to May the river rises and you can navigate through the flooded forest; from July to October the water drops, revealing beaches and trails.
Amazon · Colombia
Rainforest, pink dolphins and the triple border with Brazil and Peru.
Why go
The Colombian Amazon is a gateway to the largest tropical rainforest on the planet. From Leticia, on the triple border between Colombia, Brazil and Peru, you travel along the Amazon River to nature reserves, lakes and Indigenous communities.
Here you can see pink river dolphins, walk through the jungle with local guides, stay in eco-lodges and learn about the life of Amazonian peoples.
It is a destination for travelers seeking an authentic experience of nature and culture.
Experiences
A car-free eco-village and the starting point for seeing dolphins in the Tarapoto lakes.
Boat trips on the river and lakes to spot pink and gray river dolphins.
Day and night trails with Indigenous guides, giant trees and wildlife.
Walk across to Tabatinga, Brazil, and take a boat to Santa Rosa, Peru.
Respectful visits to learn about crafts, traditions and Amazonian cooking.
Monkeys, birds and the huge floating leaves of the Amazonian lakes.
You can visit all year round. From December to May the river rises and you can navigate through the flooded forest; from July to October the water drops, revealing beaches and trails.
4 to 5 days. We can help you combine it with other destinations depending on how much time you have.
Alfredo Vásquez Cobo Airport (LET) in Leticia, with direct flights from Bogotá of about 2 hours.
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