Private Tour of Leticia

Description

Engage with the rich indigenous heritage and captivating landscapes of Leticia. This exclusive tour offers you a dedicated guide, ensuring a personalized experience throughout.

Itinerary

Your adventure begins with a pickup at 8 am from your accommodation in Leticia, where you will board a minibus for a scenic exploration of the vibrant capital of Amazonas.

The tour starts with a concise historical overview of Leticia, highlighting its diverse indigenous communities. Next, we will visit the Ethnographic Museum of Leticia. Here, you will discover various exhibits that shed light on both the historical and contemporary aspects of this culturally rich region of Colombia. Expect to see traditional attire from Amazonian tribes, everyday artifacts, interactive displays, and a variety of intriguing showcases.

Continuing our exploration, we will head to the triple border point of Colombia, Brazil, and Peru. Prepare your camera; this convergence of three nations presents breathtaking vistas and remarkable viewpoints! We'll stop in the Brazilian city of Tabatinga, known for its chocolate mansion, shopping spots, and zoo.

To conclude this leg of the tour, we'll embark on a traditional boat ride to the Peruvian settlement of Santa Rosa del Yavari. The picturesque houses on stilts, vibrant boats, and the hospitality of the locals will render this experience unforgettable from the very start.

After approximately four and a half hours of discovering the enchanting facets of Leticia and its adjacent towns, you will be returned to your hotel.

Services Included

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Expert guide
• Minibus transportation
• Boat ride to Santa Rosa del Yavari

Services Not Included

• Meals and drinks
• Admission fees to attractions
• Personal expenses

Meeting Point or Pickup

The pickup will be from your hotel in Leticia at the designated time.

Relevant Practical Information

Ensure you bring your camera for stunning views, and dress comfortably for the day's activities. Be prepared for significant humidity and the possibility of rain in the Amazonian climate.