For many this is the eco tour to book – not only for Colombia but comparable with any available when booking these types of trips. Leaving from Leticia in the southern tip of the country, we have partnered up with a respected eco location that allows you to explore for 3, 5 nights up to one week. All inclusive eco tours, taking in all that this world famous jungle has to offer.

Colombia home to 1.889 species (20 % of all bird species!); 71 of them unique to us, and with an additional 197 species of migratory birds also making here their temporary residence here. Ample reward for ornithologists from all over – we work with registered, known professional guides supplied in partnership with the governmental body of ProColombia. Popular destinations for bird watching: Chocó, Valle del Cauca, the Amazon, the Sierra Nevada, coffee region, and the Eastern Plains among the most popular.

With more than 50 protected areas in our National Parks System; the majority are accessible to those of you interested in ecotourism. Home to a wide variety of flora, fauna, and landscapes.

There are jungles, forests and tropical destinations; arid areas, beaches, mangroves, and marine areas suitable for ecotourism. In many protected areas within the Colombian National Parks System there are museums, archaeological remains, and cave paintings that date back to pre-Columbian times. With the help of trusted travel providers we have trips available focused on these enthralling national parks dotted around various regions of Colombia.

The magnificent spectacle offered by humpback whales that come to calf in our waters from Antarctica each year can be enjoyed on the dark sands of the Pacific coastline July through to November. Whale watching programs offered in Bahia Solano and Nuquí (Chocó). Only recently developed in the Colombian Pacific region with the utmost respect for the animals and the environment, working closely with trusted governmental and nature experienced travel partners.

Explore the simple pleasures of nature, enjoying the many plants and animals that have made Colombia their habitat. Excursions and travel plans specially designed to include experiences around the country with access to nearly 55,000 species of different biological groups (registered with the Global Biodiversity Information Facility). 4,000 species of orchids, 262 palms, 1,721 mosses, 1,641 ferns, and more than 50 non-flowering plants. If this was not enough reason to explore Colombia also holds 500 different mammals, more than 500 reptiles, close to 800 amphibians, as well as upwards of 2,000 saltwater, and 1,533 freshwater fish.