At 7:30 a.m., we will begin our boat trip to the Inírida River until we reach the town of Amanaben, the southern river star or Humboldt and Maviso star, to take a short swim in its red, cold waters on the banks of the Guaviare River, passing by the mouth of the Inírida River on the Guaviare River, the Amarru rock park, and the artisan community of Coco. We will return to the city of Inírida for lunch. Afterwards, we will depart up the Inírida River to the Cerros de Mavecure, impressive rocks in the middle of the Amazon rainforest, bordered by the winding river. We will arrive at the indigenous community of El Venado where we will find our camp with comfortable malokas typical of the indigenous culture, perfectly located in the middle of the three hills on the banks of the Inirida River. They have beds, a camping area and a hammock area, permanent solar energy, bathrooms and changing rooms for ladies and gentlemen, a kitchen, a dining room, a beach, a rock slab, a star viewing area, and large gardens. Depending on the weather, we will begin our ascent of Pajarito Hill. Upon descent, we will head to the camp to take a quick bath and have dinner. Campfire, canelazo, and stars.

Very early in the morning (5:00 a.m.), after a light breakfast and under the guidance of our indigenous guide, we will climb Cerro Mavecure or Cerro Pajarito (depending on what we did the day before), then return, have breakfast, and continue our journey along the Inírida River until we reach the majestic Zamuro and Cualet rapids. There, we will walk along the riverbank to the upper part of the Cualet rapids, where we will appreciate the immensity of its waters and take a short, refreshing swim. Afterward, we will return to the community of Zamuro to enjoy a delicious traveler’s sandwich and return to the community of Venado, where we will spend the night again.

Early in the morning, under the guidance of our indigenous guide, we will visit the community of Remanso and then hike the Densicoira trail, which runs along Cerro Pajarito until it reaches Laguna Clara (approximately 3 hours). There, our boat will pick us up and take us to the camp for breakfast. Then we will head to the cold waters and red wine produced by the tannin from the leaves of the trees in the Caño San Joaquin jungle to take a bath and return to camp for lunch and begin our return to the city of Inírida. On the way, we will stop at the community of La Ceiba to learn about the Angelita bee project and typical crafts of the culture, the mouth of the Caño Matraca, and observe the toninas or freshwater dolphins.

At the end of the afternoon, we will be back in the city of Inírida. Dinner and night at the Toninas Hotel.

After breakfast (7:00 a.m.), we will visit the Inírida flower trails and the Kenke ethnocultural and ecological park, where we will see this invaluable endemic resource in its natural state, protected by an indigenous family proud of their roots. With their warmth and love for their land, they will tell us about their environment, culture, customs, and cuisine. We will have lunch at the hotel and begin our journey back to the city of Bogotá.