On our expedition into the heart of the Amazon jungle, you will live an authentic survival experience guided by Ticuna natives. Walking through the lush primary forest, you will explore its wildlife and plants while learning traditional knowledge that connects travelers with nature.

The tour can be done in 4 or 5 days:

• The 4-day option includes jungle hikes, camping, cultural workshops, and return to Leticia by private transport.

• The 5-day option offers one extra night of camping and deeper jungle exploration, giving you more opportunities to spot wildlife in its natural habitat.

Entering the Jungle with the Right Mindset

Entering primary rainforest is not like visiting a zoo or a conventional tourist attraction. The jungle has its own rhythms, mysteries, and challenges. For this reason, it is important to enter with a good attitude, an open mind, humility, and respect for the forest and its people.

According to Ticuna traditions and beliefs, the way you enter the jungle matters. When travelers arrive with respect, a positive attitude, and without demanding or putting pressure on the guides to see animals, the forest may “receive them well,” revealing its biodiversity and helping them avoid potential dangers. For us, this is an important part of understanding the jungle: you do not enter to demand an experience from the forest—you enter to listen, observe, respect, and let the jungle reveal itself.

General Itinerary:

• Days 1 to 3: Jungle hikes of 2–3 hours, wildlife and plant observation, night fishing or searching for glowing mushrooms, learning Ticuna traditions, and overnights in hammocks with mosquito nets at different jungle camps.

• Day 4: Handicraft and painting workshop, optional walk to collect seasonal wild fruits, and lunch in the jungle. For those on the 4-day tour, this day ends with the final hike back to the road and transfer to Leticia (arrival between 2:00 and 5:00 pm).

• Day 5 (optional): Extra day and night of deep jungle exploration, increasing the chances of spotting monkeys, birds, or other wildlife in their natural environment.

Special Option (available on both 4 and 5-day tours): Instead of the last night in camp, you can take a 5-hour jungle hike to the Ticuna community of Arara, where you’ll share with the locals and experience their way of life.

• During the rainy season (January to June), the return to Leticia is by boat on the Amazon River.

• During the dry season (July to December), the return is on foot back to the road, where private transport will take you safely to Leticia.

Sleeping in a Hammock and Camping in the Jungle

During the expedition, you will sleep and camp in the primary rainforest using a hammock provided by us. We also provide a mosquito net and a blanket so you can rest safely and comfortably during the nights at the jungle camps.

The hammock, mosquito net and blanket are part of the basic equipment for the tour, and you will carry them in your backpack during the expedition. For this reason, we recommend bringing a 30–40 liter backpack and leaving enough space for this equipment.

This is not a hotel or cabin accommodation experience: you will spend the nights directly in the rainforest, at different jungle camps, surrounded by the natural sounds and environment of the Amazon.

Note: Please be aware that the sequence of activities might be subject to change based on weather conditions or decisions made by the guides to ensure the best possible experience and safety.