Amazonas Department, located in southern Colombia, is the largest department by area and is entirely composed of Amazon Rainforest territory. Known for its stunning biodiversity, it offers a unique opportunity to explore the lush jungle and its diverse wildlife. The capital, Leticia, is a vibrant hub and the starting point for many Amazonian adventures. Visitors can experience the 'Amazonian Trapeze', a region that includes the triple border of Colombia, Peru, and Brazil. This region is perfect for those seeking to immerse themselves in nature and learn about the indigenous cultures that inhabit the area.
Travel by riverboat or small plane to explore the remote areas of the Amazon.
Try the local fish dishes and exotic fruits available in Leticia.
Respect the customs and traditions of the indigenous communities.
Be cautious of wildlife and always travel with a guide in the jungle.
March to May is a great time to visit with pleasant weather and lush landscapes.
June to August can be hot and humid, but it's a good time for wildlife viewing.
September to November offers cooler temperatures and fewer tourists.
December to February is the wet season, making it challenging for travel but rewarding for those seeking adventure.
COP $
$50-$100 p/day
Spanish, Indigenous languages
March-May, September-November
Adventure, Nature, Cultural Exploration