Explore Calderon River - Amazonas
Starting in Leticia - Trip code CR
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Adventure at Calderon River - Amazonas

Meet the Calderon River where you will discover a brand-new world full of biodiversity.

This is the most adventurous experience for those who are willing to discover the real Amazon jungle. The deep jungle hiking discovers not only the most beautiful flora and fauna, but also all the stories and knowledge of our local guides. They are willing to share their amazing survival skills for our visitors.

The trip offers a great opportunity to enjoy flora, fauna and landscapes of the region, especially as you pass through Calderon River, right next to Amacayacu National Park

We would like to point out that the jungle will create new challenges for all of us! Be aware of these challenges and trust our local guides. They care about the personal well-being of each individual and the group.

INCLUDED MEALS

BREAKFAST: 4

LUNCH: 4

DINNER: 3

TRIP STAFF

Explore Tour Leader

Local Gide

TRANSPORT

Bus

Boat

ACCOMMODATION

Hotel

Jungle Campsite

Shack

TRIP PACE

Hard

GROUP SIZE

Trip Maximum 6

Explore Average 4

CALDERON RIVER

Amazonas Jungle Tours

TARAPOTO AMAZONAS JUNGLE TOURS

CALDERON RIVER

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Itinerary

Day 1:
The sun rises over the sleepy town of Leticia as we gather our belongings and anticipation fills the air. With the promise of adventure ahead, we board the bus promptly at 8 a.m., our spirits high and hearts full of excitement. The journey takes us along winding roads, our eyes eagerly searching for glimpses of the untamed wilderness that awaits us.

As we reach the starting point, just twenty kilometers away from civilization, a sense of tranquility washes over us. We step out of the bus and set foot on the path that leads us deeper into the dense embrace of the jungle. Each step brings us closer to a world unknown, a world of vibrant foliage and unseen wonders.

The hours pass by, and our legs carry us tirelessly through the winding trails. Sweat glistens on our brows as we weave through the ancient trees, their branches reaching out like guardians of this mystical realm. With each passing moment, the symphony of nature envelops us, soothing our weary souls.

In the heart of the jungle, we pause to catch our breath and refuel our bodies with a much-needed lunch. Surrounded by the harmonious melodies of chirping birds and rustling leaves, we find solace in the simplicity of this moment. Energized and refreshed, we continue our expedition.

As dusk approaches, we find the perfect spot to establish our camp, our temporary haven in the wilderness. The tents rise amidst the towering trees, becoming our sanctuary for the night. The sun bids farewell, casting a golden hue over the horizon, and the nocturnal creatures stir in anticipation of their nightly symphony.

With the camp secured, we embark on a night walk, guided only by the faint glow of the moon and the whispering voices of the forest. Every step taken in the dark holds an air of mystery, as if the jungle itself is sharing its secrets with us. It's an exhilarating experience, and a sense of unity with nature washes over us.

We return to camp, our senses heightened by the nocturnal wonders we encountered. The aroma of dinner fills the air, mingling with the sounds of laughter and camaraderie. As we settle down for the night, the symphony of insects and distant calls of creatures lull us into a peaceful slumber, cradled by the heart of the jungle.

Day 2:
As the first rays of sunlight peek through the foliage, we rise from our slumber, eager to embrace another day of exploration. A hearty breakfast fuels our bodies, and we set off, following the trail that leads us deeper into the enigmatic beauty of the Calderon River.

The path unfolds before us like a tapestry, each step revealing new wonders. Along the way, we pause to admire the delicate dance of sunlight filtering through the leaves, casting enchanting patterns on the forest floor. We drink in the serenity of our surroundings, feeling truly alive in this untamed paradise.

With the sun reaching its zenith, we arrive at our destination—a humble dwelling nestled amidst the wilderness, where a hermit grandfather resides. The scent of the earth permeates the air, mingling with the sweet fragrance of exotic flowers. Here, we are granted a glimpse into the intertwined lives of man and nature.

Days blur into moments of pure bliss as we immerse ourselves in the rhythms of the jungle. We fish in the glistening river, our lines dancing with anticipation. The cool embrace of the water beckons us to swim, rejuvenating both body and soul. We marvel at the vibrant tapestry of landscapes, every corner revealing a masterpiece painted by nature's hand.

Our senses come alive as we spot monkeys swinging through the treetops, their playful antics a testament to the joy of freedom. Wild boars rustle through the under

growth, their presence a reminder of the untamed spirit that thrives here. Snakes slither silently, reminding us of the delicate balance between danger and beauty. Insects buzz and birds serenade, their melodic voices carrying tales of ancient wisdom.

As night descends, we venture out once more, guided by the luminescent eyes of creatures who claim the darkness as their own. With every step, we unlock the secrets of the nocturnal world, a symphony of life unfolding beneath the canopy of stars. We return to camp, our hearts overflowing with gratitude for the experiences that have forever imprinted upon our souls.

Day 3:
With the rising sun casting a golden glow upon the jungle, we awaken to the symphony of birdsong. Our morning ritual begins with a nourishing breakfast, fortifying us for the day's adventures that lie ahead. We resume our trail along the Calderon River, immersing ourselves once more in the untamed embrace of nature.

The path we tread has become familiar, yet every step holds the promise of new encounters. We pause for lunch, savoring the flavors amidst the pristine beauty that surrounds us. The melodies of the jungle, like a well-known song, resonate deep within our beings, harmonizing with our very essence.

Returning to the refuge of the hermit grandfather's house, we find comfort in the familiarity of this haven. Here, time seems to slow, allowing us to savor the simpler pleasures that life has to offer. We cast our lines into the river, feeling the tug of connection with the life teeming beneath the surface. Laughter echoes through the trees as we delight in the bountiful fruits that the jungle generously provides.

The vibrant tapestry of wildlife accompanies us throughout our days, reminding us of the interconnectedness of all living beings. Monkeys swing overhead, their mischievous antics a source of endless amusement. The wild boars root through the underbrush, their presence a testament to resilience and adaptability. In the shadows, snakes slither with grace, reminding us of the delicate balance between harmony and danger. Insects flit about, and birds soar majestically, each carrying a story of their own.

Nightfall gifts us with another opportunity to witness the jungle's nocturnal ballet. With heightened senses, we explore the enigmatic darkness, guided by the sounds and scents that weave together to create this mystical realm. Every step taken in the embrace of the night becomes a dance of trust and reverence, a testament to the wilderness within ourselves.

Returning to camp, the aroma of dinner greets us, a reminder of the communal bonds forged amidst this wilderness adventure. We share stories and laughter, recounting the wonders that have unfolded before our eyes. As we retire to our tents, we carry with us the imprint of this remarkable journey, forever changed by the magic of the jungle.

Day 4:
With the breaking dawn, we arise from our slumber, knowing that our time in the wilderness draws to a close. A final breakfast, filled with bittersweet nostalgia, fuels our bodies for the return journey. The path back to Leticia beckons, yet it feels different now, as if the jungle itself mourns our departure.

As we walk, a sense of gratitude fills our hearts, mingled with a touch of sadness. We have been witnesses to nature's raw beauty, its delicate balance, and its infinite wisdom. Along the trail, the wildlife bids us farewell, a last symphony of life unfolding before our eyes.

We pause for one last lunch in the heart of this untamed realm, savoring the flavors that have become so familiar. The memories we've woven into the fabric of our beings accompany us, providing solace as we bid farewell to the sanctuary that has

nurtured our spirits.

Finally, we arrive in Leticia, the vibrant town greeting us with open arms. We find solace in the familiarity of civilization, yet our hearts still yearn for the untamed wilderness we have left behind. We retreat to the comforts of our hotel, carrying with us the transformative power of this journey.

As we settle in for the night, the lullaby of the jungle echoes in our dreams, reminding us that we are forever connected to the natural world. The memories we've forged, the emotions we've experienced, and the bonds we've created are etched deeply within us, forever reminding us of the wild beauty that lies within and around us.

Trip Information

The Amazon region experiences a tropical climate characterized by high humidity and abundant rainfall throughout the year. It has two distinct seasons: the wet season, with heavy rains and occasional thunderstorms, and the dry season, marked by lower precipitation. Temperatures remain consistently warm, ranging from 75°F to 90°F (24°C to 32°C) year-round.

Geographical location

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Note: You will receive rubber boots for the tour. Bring only what you need for the tour to avoid carrying a heavy backpack.

What should you bring?

Backpack
A towel
Hiking boots
Long trousers
Shorts
Sandals to stay in the camps
A rain jacket
A sweater (at night in the jungle it can get cold)
T-shirts
Swimming suit
Binoculars are essential for bird watching

Tipping

Explore leader

Tipping isn't compulsory, and we work hard to ensure that our leaders all receive a fair wage. However, you might want to recognise a leader that's done a great job or really added to your trip by giving them a tip. We're often asked about the recommended amount. It's a tricky one, and down to personal preference, but we'd recommend between 20 euros to 25 euros per person per week as a guideline.

Local crew

Although entirely voluntary, tipping is a recognized part of life in this region of the world. Some local staff will look to members of the group for personal recognition of particular services provided.

For all non-included services and meals on your trip please tip independently at your discretion.

Socks and underwear
Insect repellent
Sunscreen
Torch
Personal toiletries
Neutral soap
Toilet paper
Plastic bag to keep dry clothes separate from wet clothes
If you take medication, don't forget to bring it with you
Identification document
Yellow fever vaccination card

Government Travel Safety Advice

We strongly recommend that you check your government's travel advisory for up-to-date information and advice about your destination: safety and security, entry requirements, health, local laws and customs. For UK citizens, check the latest Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office advice.

Under 18 immigration guidance

Please note that some countries require proof of parental consent when travelling overseas with under 18s. Please check requirements with the relevant embassy or consular office well in advance of travel if this applies to your party.

Price Guarantee

Once your booking has been confirmed we guarantee the price will not increase, whatever the circumstances. Before booking please ensure you have read our important tour pricing information.Booking Conditions

Rates & Pricing

This is your trip with your departure date, your private activities. We do not add you to a set itinerary, combine you with other people, or suggest that other people join your trip. The sample pricing of our Top of the Jungle Trips reflects lodging in indigenous villages, lodges in the rainforest and hotels (all located within reasonable distance of the adventures). However, we’ll design your travels with you, so if you have a special hotel request or want to opt for a mid-range level of lodging to reduce costs, we’ll be happy to adjust the itinerary accordingly. We include all meals, snacks, and interesting things we encounter en route – fruits you pick from trees, fish you catch, homemade candies or homemade beer. We are expert with dietary requirements like Kosher or vegan — and the opposite extreme as well. Tarapoto Amazonas JT’s amazing support, before and during your travels – rubber boots to keep you safe during jungle treks, hammoks and mosquito nets for safe and comfortable overnight in the middle of the jungle, well equipped first aid kits, communication equipment when available. Just arrive here with your essentials – we have all the extras. The key to your enjoyment is your Tarapoto Amazonas JT leader, who is with you throughout the expedition, always pushing you to try something new, challenge you physically, or mentally, or both. To better understand the logistics of “group size” and to give you a rough idea of what a custom private vacation with Tarapoto Amazonas JT will cost, here’s SAMPLE PRICING what the 3-day Expedition could cost per person for the following size groups and room sharing, in both peak and non-peak seasons same prices. We accommodate larger groups by adding guides, boats and equipment as needed, which gives you great flexibility in designing a trip with different levels of action for different people in your group. The important thing to remember is that everything we do, from trekking in the jungle to fishing in the river — is private for you. No lines, no buses, no compromising how hard you want to push, or how softly.

Group size	In Spanish	In English
4-6	$1'500.000	$1'600.000
3	$1'700.000	$1'900.000
2	$1'950.000	$2'150.000
1	$2'500.000	$3'100.000

IMPORTANT: Prices listed above are displayed in Colombian pesos, per person, and your final price depends on the group type (In English or Spanish) on how many people will be in your self-formed group, your preferences for action, and the specific dates of travel.

Not included: alcoholic beverages, and (optional) tips for the guides.

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