Why We Love the Amazonas
- The unparalleled biodiversity and the sheer scale of the world’s largest rainforest.
- The deep connection with indigenous cultures and their ancient wisdom.
- The raw, immersive experience of being surrounded by untamed nature.
- Opportunities for wildlife spotting, from pink river dolphins to diverse bird species.
- It’s a place where every moment feels like a true expedition and a profound learning experience.
Why We Love the Amazonas
The unparalleled biodiversity and the sheer scale of the world’s largest rainforest.
The deep connection with indigenous cultures and their ancient wisdom.
The raw, immersive experience of being surrounded by untamed nature.
Opportunities for wildlife spotting, from pink river dolphins to diverse bird species.
It’s a place where every moment feels like a true expedition and a profound learning experience.
What to do in The Amazon?
- Discover Amazon’s Main Towns and Communities: Explore Leticia, the gateway city, or venture into smaller indigenous communities to learn about their traditions and way of life.
- Immerse Yourself in Amazon’s Culture and Traditions: Participate in cultural exchanges, learn about ancestral practices, and discover unique local crafts and stories passed down through generations.
- Amazon for Foodies: Savor unique Amazonian flavors, from freshly caught river fish to exotic fruits and traditional dishes prepared with local ingredients.
- Day Trips in The Amazon: Embark on thrilling boat safaris to spot wildlife, trek through dense jungle trails, visit local reserves, or explore the confluence of vast rivers.
- Responsible Travel in The Amazon: In each of our experiences, you will learn about our commitment to sustainable and ethical tourism practices, ensuring your visit directly supports local communities and protects this vital ecosystem.
What to do in The Amazon?
Discover Amazon’s Main Towns and Communities: Explore Leticia, the gateway city, or venture into smaller indigenous communities to learn about their traditions and way of life.
Immerse Yourself in Amazon’s Culture and Traditions: Participate in cultural exchanges, learn about ancestral practices, and discover unique local crafts and stories passed down through generations.
Amazon for Foodies: Savor unique Amazonian flavors, from freshly caught river fish to exotic fruits and traditional dishes prepared with local ingredients.
Day Trips in The Amazon: Embark on thrilling boat safaris to spot wildlife, trek through dense jungle trails, visit local reserves, or explore the confluence of vast rivers.
Responsible Travel in The Amazon: In each of our experiences, you will learn about our commitment to sustainable and ethical tourism practices, ensuring your visit directly supports local communities and protects this vital ecosystem.
Amazon Essential Information
Climate
Tropical rainforest climate; hot and humid year-round with frequent rainfall. Average temperatures around 25-30°C (77-86°F).
Altitude
Generally low-lying, around 100 meters (330 feet) above sea level.
Getting Around
Primarily by boat along the Amazon River and its tributaries. Some short jungle treks are done on foot. Air travel is the main way to reach Leticia from other Colombian cities.
Things to Consider When Going to Colombia Amazon Region
Humidity:
The Amazon is very humid. Lightweight, quick-drying clothing is essential
Tipping
A 10% service charge is often included in restaurant bills, but it’s customary to leave an additional tip for good service.
Safety
Always travel with experienced, reputable guides. Follow all instructions regarding wildlife and environmental practices. Vaccinations (like yellow fever) are recommended; consult your doctor.
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