Destination: Fauna & Flora observation

The Otún Quimbaya Fauna and Flora Sanctuary is located in the Risaralda region and is made up of 90% Andean forests. Its main attraction is its biodiversity, with its howler monkeys, whose cries can be heard up to more than 14 km, its spectacled bears, the paramo tapir, eagles, deer and numerous birds.

Chingaza National Park is located less than 60 Kms away from the financial center of Bogota. It provides nearly 80% of the drinkable water of Bogotá and sorrounding towns, being the main source of water for more than 10 million people. In this 2-days tour you will get to know the Paramo ecosystem, but also will get deeper in this National Park, in order to see the Chingaza Lagoon and have more chances to see the amazing fauna such as the White-tailed deer, its endemic birds and with some luck the Andear bear.

In our experiences to these destinations, you can experience 3-,4-,5-and 7-days expeditions where you will explore the best of those departments (provinces). You will travel mainly by boats on several rivers of different characteristic colors and majestic rapids in several indigenous territories that contain special natural wealth. You will also visit some productive projects and sustainable practices that locals are running in order to get an income while preserving the ecosystems.

Bahía Málaga is a National Park where you can enjoy impressive seascapes, waterfalls and dark beaches surrounded by dense jungle. During the months of July to mid-October it is possible to observe the humpback whales that arrive to the Colombian Pacific coasts to give birth to their calves. During this 3-day tour you will enjoy the whale watching activity, will visit the mangroves of Bahía Málaga and will have time to hire optional activities at the destination or just relax with the Ocean view.

Barichara is surrounded by magnificent landscapes of the Chicamocha canyon that hikers will not be able to resist exploring. This trek proposes to leave from this town until reaching the beautiful town of Los Santos passing through the tobacco crops, going down to the bottom of the Chicamocha canyon and crossing the river crossing the first toll in Colombia. We will learn more about the Guane Indigenous, who occupied the region before the arrival of the colonizers.

Chingaza National Park is located less than 60 Kms away from the financial center of Bogota. It provides nearly 80% of the drinkable water of Bogotá and sorrounding towns, being the main source of water for more than 10 million people. In this 3-days tour you will first visit the hummingbird house, then will enter the protected area to get to know the Paramo ecosystem and then will have 2 full days inside the national park in order to have more chances to see the White-tailed deer, its endemic birds and with some luck the Andear bear.

On this tour, you will be able to appreciate the charactenstic fauna and ilora of Leticia Its blend of jungle and indigenous culture will allow you to discover conservation projects like Musmuki and Vista Alegre in the Peruvian Amazon. You will also discover Puerto Narino, known for being the only eco-sustainable town in Colombia. On the fourth day, you will leam about the Maikuchiga Foundation, and on the last day. you will enjoy a morning canoe trip to the buffer zone of the Amacayacu National Natural Park.

Leticia and the Amazon are located in the far south of the country. On this tour, you will visit indigenous communities in both Colombia and Peru and contribute to projects such as Musmuki and Vista Alegre in the Peruvian Amazon. Additionally, you will visit Puerto Nariño and Lake Tarapoto, directly supporting local projects and communities with your visit. On the last day, you will take a canoe trip to the buffer zone of the Amacayacu National Natural Park.

On this tour, you will be able to appreciate the characteristic fauna and flora of Leticia. Its blend of jungle and indigenous culture will allow you to discover conservation projects like Musmuki and Vista Alegre in the Peruvian Amazon. You will also discover Puerto Nariño, known for being the only eco-sustainable town in Colombia. On the fourth day, you will learn about the Maikuchiga Foundation, and on the last day, you will enjoy a morning canoe trip to the buffer zone of the Amacayacu National Natural Park.

Leticia and the Amazon are located in the far south of the country. On this tour, you will visit indigenous communities in both Colombia and Peru and contribute to projects such as Musmuki and Vista Alegre in the Peruvian Amazon. Additionally, you will visit Puerto Nariño and Lake Tarapoto, directly supporting local projects and communities with your visit. On the last day, you will take a canoe trip to the buffer zone of the Amacayacu National Natural Park.