Puerto Narino Trip

Embark on an exciting journey through the Amazon with this trip to Puerto Narino, a town that has maintained its indigenous roots.

Description

We'll meet at the designated time at the Leticia Boardwalk. From here, we'll board a boat that will take us up the Amazon River towards Puerto Nariño, a town steeped in history and tradition.

Upon arrival, we'll explore this Colombian municipality with a local guide. Most of the inhabitants of Puerto Nariño belong to indigenous ethnic groups. As we explore the streets, green meadows, and paths that run alongside the Loretoyacu River, we will learn about the customs and traditions of the Ticuna, Cocama, and Yagua ethnic groups, the main inhabitants of this area. This town is known as "Colombia's natural crib."

After the exploration, we will have a typical lunch in Puerto Nariño. Following lunch, we'll sail on a canoe down the Loretoyacu River, which is noted for its great biodiversity and home to crocodiles, piranhas, anacondas, piracucu fish, and river dolphins.

Finally, we'll return to the boat and head back to Leticia, concluding the tour at the starting point.