Enjoy Birding with Experts
From Leticia to Puerto Nariño - Trip code AB
BIRDING SPECIALIZED
MOST VIEWED
Amazonian Birdwatching Expedition
INCLUDED MEALS
BREAKFAST: 3
LUNCH: 3
DINNER: 2
TRIP STAFF
Explore Tour Leader
Birds Expert (English speaking guide)
Boat Crew
Local Guide
TRANSPORT
Bus
Boat
Welcome to a once-in-a-lifetime journey into the heart of the Amazon Rainforest, where breathtaking avian biodiversity and sustainable travel practices merge seamlessly. Our Amazonian Birdwatching Expedition is not just a tour; it's a commitment to responsible tourism and an opportunity to immerse yourself in the captivating world of native and migratory birds while preserving their natural habitat.
Expert-Guided Birdwatching
Join our seasoned ornithologist guides who will lead you to hidden birding gems.
Explore rainforests and riverbanks to spot rare and exotic bird species.
Sustainable Travel Policies
Eco-Friendly Accommodations: Stay in eco-lodges committed to minimizing their environmental impact.
Carbon-Neutral Transportation: We offset carbon emissions from your travel.
Local Community Involvement: Our tours empower indigenous communities and promote their sustainable practices.
Zero-Waste Initiatives: We aim to leave no trace by reducing waste and recycling.
Conservation & Education:
Participate in conservation activities, such as bird banding and habitat restoration.
Gain insights into the importance of protecting the Amazon's avian treasures.
Customized Itineraries:
Tailor your adventure based on your birdwatching preferences and fitness level.
Explore specific birding hotspots within the Amazon.
Cultural Immersion:
Interact with indigenous communities to learn about their relationship with birds.
Savor local dishes and immerse yourself in authentic Amazonian culture.
Responsible Photography:
Receive guidance on ethical wildlife photography to respect the birds and their habitats.
ACCOMMODATION
Jungle Lodge
Jungle Campsite
TRIP PACE
Moderate
GROUP SIZE
Trip Maximum 6
Explore Average 4
Itinerary
Embrace the Amazon's Morning Symphony
Morning: Rise and shine! Begin your day with a hearty breakfast in the charming town of Leticia. As you sip your coffee, the anticipation of the Amazonian adventure ahead fills the air.
Late Morning: Your journey takes you to the awe-inspiring Victoria Regia Natural Reserve, where the colossal lily pads, like floating works of art, greet you. Here, the enchanting colors of the Amazon begin to reveal themselves.
Midday: A short trip brings you to Yaurcaca Lakes, a haven for avian treasures. Lunch awaits you in a serene spot, right by the mighty Amazon River, a backdrop to a birdwatching feast.
Afternoon: With binoculars in hand and a sense of wonder in your heart, you continue to practice your birdwatching skills. As the afternoon sun paints the sky, you visit an indigenous village. Here, you share stories with the locals, each an expert in the art of birdwatching.
Evening: As the day winds down, you dine amidst the sounds of the jungle, surrounded by the culture and wisdom of the indigenous community. The jungle's mysteries seem to come alive with every note of birdsong.
Trip Information
Advice for Birders Exploring the Amazon's Avian Paradise
1. Embrace the Seasons:
- The Amazon is a dynamic ecosystem with distinct wet and dry seasons. To maximize your birdwatching experience, consider visiting during the dry season (June to November). During this period, bird activity increases as water levels recede, concentrating wildlife near water sources for easier viewing.
2. Focus on Specialized Habitats:
- The Amazon boasts an array of unique ecosystems, each hosting different bird species. Explore diverse habitats like oxbow lakes, varzea forests, and terra firme forests. For colorful parrots and macaws, visit clay licks in Tambopata during the early morning hours.
3. Marvel at Migration:
- Witnessing neotropical migratory birds in the Amazon is a treat. Keep an eye out for species like the Yellow Warbler and Cerulean Warbler during their winter migration from North America to South America, usually between September and April.
4. Seek out Mixed Flocks:
- Amazonian mixed-species flocks are a phenomenon to behold. These gatherings can include dozens of species, making for spectacular viewing. Look for fruiting trees during the early morning or late afternoon, as they attract these vibrant assemblies.
5. Be Patient and Respectful:
- The Amazon's biodiversity is astounding, but many species are elusive. Patience is key; spend time quietly observing and listening. Avoid playback calls, as they can stress birds during breeding season. Be a responsible birder, leaving no trace of your presence and respecting local regulations.
Remember, the Amazon is not just a place to check birds off a list; it's a place to connect with the pulse of the wild. Let the majesty of this ecosystem touch your soul, and you'll carry the memory of its feathered wonders with you forever. Happy birdwatching!
Geographical location
Rates and Pricing
These are prices for private experiences and group trips also. We may add you to a set itinerary, combine you with other people, or suggest that other people join your trip. The sample pricing of our 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.
Number of people | In Spanish | In English |
|---|---|---|
5-6 | $1.500.000 | $1'600.000 |
3-4 | $1'700.000 | $1'900.000 |
2 | $1'850.000 | $2'200.000 |
1 | $2'800.000 | $3'400.000 |
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.
Availability to join a group last minute
NOTE: To confirm this plan with different departure dates, please contact us on whatspp.