Amazon Basin, Colombia
Immerse yourself in the world's largest rainforest. The scale, sounds, and biodiversity create a deep connection to the natural world.
Opportunities to observe incredible biodiversity up close, from monkeys and sloths to pink dolphins, create unforgettable moments.
Many eco-lodges offer limited Wi-Fi, fostering disconnection from digital distractions and encouraging immersion in the present.
Navigating a remote, humid environment and facing unexpected conditions can strengthen your adaptability.
Experiencing a vastly different culture and ecosystem expands your worldview and fosters empathy.
Witnessing the Amazon's beauty often inspires a greater commitment to environmental conservation and protecting natural resources.
Your visit to the Amazon bears a responsibility. Pledge to travel thoughtfully to ensure this region flourishes for future generations.
Reduce plastic use. Carry a reusable water bottle. Take out all your trash, specifically from remote areas.
Be mindful of water and energy usage in your lodging. Turn off lights and fans when not in use.
During jungle treks, remain on designated paths to reduce disturbance to the ecosystem.
Observe animals from a respectful distance. Do not approach or harass them.
Do not feed animals. This alters their natural behavior and sometimes makes them dependent on humans.
Do not touch or provoke wild animals for photos or any other reason.
Observe and follow local customs, traditions, and social norms during your visit.
Ask for permission before taking photos of local individuals. Respect their decision if they decline.
Engage with locals with an open mind, curiosity, and respect for their way of life.
Embrace your role as a temporary custodian of this precious ecosystem. Your responsible actions make a difference for its future.
The Amazon might just be the start of your exploration of Colombia or beyond.
Tayrona National Park on Colombia's Caribbean coast offers stunning beaches, jungle hikes, and unique ecosystems.
Cartagena, an UNESCO World Heritage site, is known for its colonial architecture, plazas, and rich history.
San Gil, Colombia's adventure sports capital, offers white-water rafting, paragliding, caving, and more.
Combine your Amazon adventure with other regions of Colombia for a diverse journey.
These combinations offer a comprehensive look at Colombia's diverse offerings.
Seamless travel between regions is possible via domestic flights.
Each region presents unique experiences, from nature to urban culture.
The Amazon offers different experiences depending on the season, inviting return visits.
Access jungle trails. Wildlife concentrates around remaining water sources. More terrestrial excursions.
Experience flooded forests (igapós). Enjoy extensive canoeing through tree canopies. More water-based exploration.
The Amazon's allure often calls travelers back for another adventure, with different seasons offering new perspectives.
Animals congregate around rivers and lakes as water levels recede.
More land trails are accessible for jungle treks and exploration.
Many migratory birds are present, making it an excellent time for bird enthusiasts.
Explore the unique "igapós" (flooded forests) by canoe, seeing different ecosystems.
Higher water levels allow for greater access to smaller tributaries.
Increased opportunities for spotting river dolphins and other aquatic species.
The Amazon will likely call you back for another adventure, perhaps in a different season to reveal new facets of its vast beauty.
