Selva Putumayo
Conexión con la selva. 3 días, 2 noches
safari nocturno
fin del mundo mocoa
senderismo colombia

Connection with the jungle. 3 days 2 nights

Mocoa

From $1.647.000 COP

Duration3 days

CityMocoa

Explora el tour: Connection with the jungle. 3 days 2 nights

On this tour you will have the opportunity to immerse yourself in the amazing nature of Putumayo , a place where biodiversity and culture will captivate you from the first moment. Although time is short, every moment will be full of unforgettable experiences: you will be able to relax in its crystal-clear waters, surrounded by green and vibrant landscapes that invite you to disconnect from everyday stress. In addition, you will live unique moments by interacting with the local people , always warm and willing to share the richness of their traditions and lifestyle. This tour, although short, will leave you with indelible memories and a special connection with this magical land.

Itinerario

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DAY 1: Fin del Mundo Waterfall

  • Welcome at the airport or in the city of Villagarzón, where we'll greet you at this magical destination. Our transport will be ready to help with your luggage as we begin the journey. (We suggest arriving before noon.)
  • We'll head to Fin del Mundo — a natural treasure where the Andean and Amazonian ecosystems meet, creating awe-inspiring landscapes and captivating natural pools. We'll ascend through forest trails accompanied by primates and local birds, pausing to taste fresh sugarcane juice and learn the fascinating history of the place. We'll then cross the Dantayaco River and reach a natural viewpoint to take in the majestic waterfall of over 70 meters, with the option of canyoning for the more adventurous. We'll finish by relaxing in crystal-clear pools before enjoying lunch inside a cave with a spectacular view, then begin our descent
  • In the late afternoon, we'll rest at a lodge within a nature reserve in Villagarzón. After dinner and settling in, we'll gather around the fire to share stories, learn about indigenous cosmovision, and receive an energy harmonization ceremony
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DAY 2: Adventure & Culture in Puerto Limón

  • Our day begins in Puerto Limón, a village where Afro-Colombian, indigenous, and settler cultures converge.
  • We kick off the adventure with a boat ride to two sacred waterfalls, where you'll enjoy a refreshing swim. Then we descend the river on tubes, taking in a breathtaking jungle landscape. Back in the village, we'll enjoy a traditional Afro-Colombian lunch with Doña Rafaela and explore the town's colonial history. We close the day by connecting with indigenous culture alongside the grandmothers, sharing dances and ancestral traditions.
  • In the late afternoon, we'll settle into a lodge on a nature reserve run by a local family, then head out for a night safari in search of reptiles and amphibians, uncovering the secret life of the jungle after dark
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DAY 3: Donde se Oculta el Sol Nature Reserve

  • After breakfast, we'll explore the Donde se Oculta el Sol Nature Reserve — a biodiversity sanctuary in the Andean-Amazonian corridor. We'll walk trails beneath lush canopy trees, then take a dip in the Mohano waterfall to recharge and enjoy its crystal-clear waters.
  • After lunch, our services come to a close.

  • Transportation in comfortable, safe vehicles throughout the entire tour
  • 2 nights accommodation at ecolodges located within a nature reserve in Villagarzón
  • Full board in destination, prioritizing local gastronomy
  • Mohano waterfall trail with ecological interpretation and wildlife spotting
  • Night safari exploring the fascinating nocturnal life of the jungle
  • Adventure & ancestral culture tour in Puerto Limón
  • Fin del Mundo waterfall tour (optional canyoning)
  • Energy harmonization ceremony with an indigenous family
  • Tour guide for all activities (bilingual option available at an additional cost)
  • 24/7 medical assistance
  • Professional on-site support

♻️ Your Contribution to Sustainability & Regeneration

  • Your trip supports the protection of Amazonian ecosystems by backing private nature reserves managed by local entrepreneurs committed to conservation.
  • By engaging with local communities and their crafts, you help preserve and revive ancestral traditions.
  • You are contributing to the cultural regeneration of peoples who strive to keep their ancestral knowledge alive.
  • Every handicraft you purchase is an act of support for the rescue of a unique identity.
  • You support small producers who, through sustainable practices, generate products that strengthen the local economy.
  • You help build a sustainable economy for the region and promote practices that respect nature.
  • Joining this journey fosters a tourism model that educates and raises awareness about the importance of living ecosystems.
  • You contribute to a tourism model that integrates environmental preservation and local development.
  • You\'ll gain firsthand insight into how rural communities care for their land, and how — with your support — forests can be protected for future generations.
  • Your trip contributes to Amazon reforestation: for every journey booked, we plant a native tree, leaving a positive mark on the future of our planet.

  • Airfare or transportation to the meeting point
  • Transportation outside the proposed routes
  • Meals not specified in the itinerary
  • Services not described in the itinerary
  • Personal expenses

What to Pack for Your Trip?

Keeping in mind that all activities take place in the Andean-Amazonian region of the Putumayo department — known for its warm and humid climate — we recommend bringing the following to ensure a comfortable and safe experience:

  • Closed-toe shoes with good grip, suitable for getting wet or muddy, plus an extra pair of shoes
  • Water shoes
  • Lightweight daypack for daily use
  • Insect repellent and eco-friendly sunscreen
  • Cap, hat, and sunglasses
  • Long-sleeve shirts and pants (preferably lightweight and quick-dry) for hikes
  • Comfortable clothing for evenings
  • Swimwear for 3 days
  • Quick-dry towel
  • Waterproof phone case
  • Camera to capture the moments
  • Cash for local purchases

For the night safari, we recommend bringing rubber boots or waterproof wading boots, as well as a headlamp if you have one.

Additionally, we suggest packing a rain jacket in case of rain. To keep your shoes mud-free, rubber mud boots are also recommended if you own a pair.