{"id":6256,"date":"2026-07-21T20:57:35","date_gmt":"2026-07-21T20:57:35","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/cielo.travel\/?post_type=colombia-tours&p=6256"},"modified":"2026-09-17T14:07:25","modified_gmt":"2026-09-17T14:07:25","slug":"amazonia-tres-fronteras-tour-de-3-dias","status":"publish","type":"colombia-tours","link":"https:\/\/cielo.travel\/es\/colombia-tours\/amazon-three-borders-3-day-tour\/","title":{"rendered":"Tour de 3 d\u00edas por las tres fronteras del Amazonas: Leticia, Puerto Nari\u00f1o e Isla Cacao"},"content":{"rendered":"

Tour de las Tres Fronteras del Amazonas<\/strong> cubre un pedazo de geograf\u00eda al que muy pocos viajeros llegan: el punto donde Colombia, Per\u00fa y Brasil convergen al borde de la selva tropical m\u00e1s grande del mundo. En tres d\u00edas y dos noches te mueves entre una reserva natural colombiana, un pueblo amaz\u00f3nico sin carros y la comunidad peruana de Isla Cacao, cada uno con su propio car\u00e1cter, su propia fauna y su propia forma de relacionarse con la selva que lo rodea.<\/p>\n

D\u00eda 1: Reserva Natural Flor de Loto<\/h2>\n

El d\u00eda uno empieza en el aeropuerto de Leticia con un traslado a la Reserva Natural Flor de Loto. La reserva es tu primera introducci\u00f3n a lo que se siente de verdad el Amazonas colombiano cuando est\u00e1s adentro y no mir\u00e1ndolo desde una lancha: observaci\u00f3n de aves por los canales de agua, canoa por la selva inundada, pesca artesanal con m\u00e9todos locales y una salida nocturna cuando ya oscureci\u00f3 y los sonidos y las im\u00e1genes de la selva cambian por completo. Pasas la primera noche aqu\u00ed, sin energ\u00eda el\u00e9ctrica y sin ruido de ciudad. Una linterna, botas de caucho y la disposici\u00f3n de estar presente es todo el equipo que necesitas.<\/p>\n

D\u00eda 2: Puerto Nari\u00f1o y cena con una familia tikuna<\/h3>\n

El d\u00eda dos te lleva a Puerto Nari\u00f1o, uno de los pueblos mejor conservados ecol\u00f3gicamente del Amazonas colombiano y uno de los pocos lugares del pa\u00eds donde no se permiten carros. En Puerto Nari\u00f1o todo se mueve a pie o en lancha. La torre mirador del pueblo ofrece una vista de la llanura inundable del Amazonas que ninguna fotograf\u00eda logra captar del todo. Las tiendas de artesan\u00edas y los monumentos reflejan una comunidad que decidi\u00f3, deliberadamente, vivir en relaci\u00f3n con la selva y no aparte de ella. En la noche, una familia de la comunidad ind\u00edgena tikuna recibe a tu grupo a cenar en su maloca. Los tikuna son uno de los pueblos ind\u00edgenas m\u00e1s grandes y de mayor importancia hist\u00f3rica de la cuenca amaz\u00f3nica, y esta cena no es un evento montado: es una invitaci\u00f3n a una casa y a una tradici\u00f3n.<\/p>\n

D\u00eda 3: Isla Cacao y la conservaci\u00f3n liderada por la comunidad<\/h3>\n

El d\u00eda tres cruza la frontera. Una lancha te lleva a la comunidad peruana de San Antonio, en Isla Cacao. La comunidad construy\u00f3 un sendero ecol\u00f3gico por la selva de los alrededores, no para el turismo sino para la conservaci\u00f3n. El sendero se cre\u00f3 para observar, estudiar y proteger los primates, las aves y los perezosos que viven en este tramo del Amazonas peruano. Lo recorres con tu gu\u00eda, que te explica qu\u00e9 est\u00e1 haciendo la comunidad y por qu\u00e9. Este tipo de conservaci\u00f3n liderada por la comunidad, donde las personas que conviven con la fauna son las responsables de protegerla, es una de las historias m\u00e1s importantes del Amazonas. El sendero termina con un almuerzo tradicional antes de que la lancha te lleve de regreso a Puerto Nari\u00f1o y luego a Leticia.<\/p>\n

Tres d\u00edas, tres caras distintas del Amazonas<\/h2>\n

A lo largo de los tres d\u00edas, el tour cubre un rango de lo que ofrece el Amazonas que ning\u00fan tour de un d\u00eda alcanza. La reserva natural te da el paisaje. Puerto Nari\u00f1o te da la cultura y la historia. Isla Cacao te da la realidad de la conservaci\u00f3n: lo que de verdad se necesita para mantener este ecosistema funcionando, y qui\u00e9n est\u00e1 haciendo ese trabajo.<\/p>\n

Detalles pr\u00e1cticos para tu viaje<\/h2>\n

Algunas notas pr\u00e1cticas que vale la pena saber antes de reservar: la vacuna contra la fiebre amarilla es obligatoria para el departamento del Amazonas, y debe aplicarse al menos dos semanas antes de llegar. Las botas de caucho van incluidas; dinos tu talla de zapato cuando reserves. Lleva una linterna personal para la primera noche en la reserva. Manga larga, pantal\u00f3n largo, repelente contra mosquitos y ropa impermeable son el equipo correcto para tres d\u00edas en la selva. Todas las comidas y las dos noches de alojamiento est\u00e1n incluidas.<\/p>\n

Comb\u00ednalo con m\u00e1s de la Amazon\u00eda<\/h2>\n

Para viajeros que quieren todav\u00eda m\u00e1s tiempo en la regi\u00f3n, el Tour Natural y Cultural de 5 D\u00edas por el Amazonas<\/strong><\/a> extiende la experiencia m\u00e1s adentro del territorio y sus comunidades. Para quienes tienen menos tiempo, el LINK: Amazon Jungle Overnight at Tarapoto Lake Tour \u2192 Amazon Jungle Overnight At Tarapoto Lake Tour ofrece una noche y dos d\u00edas dentro de la reserva.<\/p>\n

Reserva tu Tour de las Tres Fronteras del Amazonas<\/h2>\n

\u00bfListo para llegar al coraz\u00f3n del Amazonas por tres pa\u00edses?<\/strong> Reserva el tour Amazonas Tres Fronteras aqu\u00ed arriba y tu gu\u00eda privado se encarga de todo, desde la recogida en el aeropuerto hasta el regreso final a Leticia; lo \u00fanico que necesitas es tu certificado de fiebre amarilla, una linterna y las botas adecuadas.<\/p>\n

\u00bfEst\u00e1s armando un itinerario m\u00e1s largo? Empieza con nuestros tours por el Amazonas<\/a>.<\/p>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

El Tour de las Tres Fronteras del Amazonas cubre un rinc\u00f3n geogr\u00e1fico al que muy pocos viajeros llegan: el punto donde Colombia, Per\u00fa y Brasil convergen en el borde de la selva tropical m\u00e1s grande del mundo. Durante tres d\u00edas y dos noches, te desplazas entre una reserva natural colombiana, un pueblo amaz\u00f3nico libre de autom\u00f3viles y la comunidad peruana de Isla Cacao\u2026<\/p>","protected":false},"featured_media":6263,"template":"","meta":{"_acf_changed":false,"inline_featured_image":false},"categories":[],"tags":[],"destination":[44],"difficulty":[23],"tour-theme":[25],"tour-type":[19,17],"class_list":["post-6256","colombia-tours","type-colombia-tours","status-publish","has-post-thumbnail","hentry","destination-amazonas","difficulty-moderate","tour-theme-nature","tour-type-multi-day","tour-type-private"],"acf":{"starting_price":639,"sub_below_price":"Per person \u00b7 2 travelers \u00b7 Discounts available for larger groups.","duration":"3 Days","overview":"Where Colombia, Peru, and Brazil converge at the edge of the Amazon rainforest<\/strong>, this three-day, two-night tour moves from the Flor de Loto Natural Reserve \u2014 with birdwatching, canoeing through flooded forest, and a night without electricity \u2014 to Puerto Nari\u00f1o, one of the few car-free towns in the Colombian Amazon, where a Tikuna family<\/strong> hosts you for dinner at their maloca.\r\n\r\nThe final day crosses into Peru to Cacao Island, where the community has built an ecological trail to protect the primates, birds, and sloths of the surrounding forest, ending in a traditional lunch before the return to Leticia.<\/strong> All meals and accommodation are included, with only a yellow fever vaccination, rubber boots, and a flashlight to bring \u2014 and the trip pairs well with the longer 5-Day Amazon tour or a shorter overnight at Tarapoto Lake.","tournotices":"","languages":["English","Spanish"],"min_group_size":1,"cancel_window":"15 days before starting date","hook_text":"Three days across Colombia, Peru, and the Amazon frontier \u2014 birdwatching at Flor de Loto Reserve, a Tikuna community dinner in Puerto Nari\u00f1o, and an ecological trail at Cacao Island protecting primates, birds, and sloths. Two nights of genuine disconnection in the jungle.","review_score":5,"review_count":"1,200","price_tier":"$$$","best_price":true,"display_terms":false,"video_url":"","gallery_images":[6257,6258,6259,6260,6261,6262],"highlights_items":[{"highlight_text":"Spend three full days disconnecting from city life and connecting with wild Amazonian nature \u2014 birdwatching, canoeing, kayaking, artisanal fishing, night walks, and swimming in the lake or the Amazon River."},{"highlight_text":"Discover the cultural and historical depth of the Amazon jungle and the town of Puerto Nari\u00f1o through a guided tour of the lookout tower, craft shops, and monuments significant to the community."},{"highlight_text":"Cross into the Peruvian Amazon and walk the ecological trail at Cacao Island \u2014 a community-led conservation initiative designed to observe, study, and protect primates, birds, and sloths."},{"highlight_text":"Share traditional food with indigenous communities across three days \u2014 a lunch at the Flor de Loto Reserve, a family dinner hosted by the Tikuna community in a maloca, and a lunch on Cacao Island."},{"highlight_text":"Spend time with local communities on both sides of the border \u2014 the Amazon Three Borders is not just a geography, it's a meeting point of cultures, languages, and ways of living in the forest."}],"itinerary_rows":[{"iti_duration":"1st Day","iti_title":"Arrival in Leticia & Flor de Loto Reserve","iti_desc":"Your journey begins at Leticia's airport. 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You walk the trail with your guide, then enjoy a traditional lunch before the return trip to Puerto Nari\u00f1o and on to Leticia, arriving by the end of the afternoon."}],"whats_included":[{"whats_inc_item":"Private English-speaking guide."},{"whats_inc_item":"Hotel pickup and drop-off."},{"whats_inc_item":"Land and water transportation."},{"whats_inc_item":" All meals."},{"whats_inc_item":"Accommodation (2 nights)."},{"whats_inc_item":"Entrance to all activities."},{"whats_inc_item":"Rubber boots."},{"whats_inc_item":"All-risk insurance."}],"whats_excluded":[{"whats_exc_items":"Tourism Tax at the airport (each passenger pays on arrival)."},{"whats_exc_items":"Flight tickets (upon request)."},{"whats_exc_items":"Extra purchases."}],"cancel_policy":"Free cancellation up to 15 days before departure. From 14 to 8 days before, we keep 50% of the price. Within 7 days, the tour is non-refundable.","before_booking":[{"before_book_item":"Yellow fever vaccination is required to visit the Amazonas department. Get vaccinated at least two weeks before your trip \u2014 it takes that long to reach full effectiveness."},{"before_book_item":"Rubber boots are provided for jungle walks. Please give us your shoe size when you book so we can prepare the right pair."},{"before_book_item":"Bring your own lantern or flashlight. You will use it during night outings at the reserve \u2014 there is no electric power at the first night's accommodation."},{"before_book_item":"Long pants, long-sleeve shirts, waterproof clothing, and mosquito repellent are strongly recommended throughout all three days."},{"before_book_item":"The Amazonas has a warm, humid climate year-round with frequent rain. Temperatures average around 25\u00b0C (77\u00b0F). Pack light and waterproof."},{"before_book_item":"Not recommended for pregnant women or people with heart, back, or knee problems."},{"before_book_item":"A yellow fever vaccination is required."}],"guest_reviews":[{"review_name":"Jean Carlo \u00c1.","review_country":"Colombia","review_date":"November, 2025","review_rating":5,"review_text":"My experience with this agency has been exceptional. From the very first contact, the team demonstrated impeccable service, conveying trust, warmth, and professionalism. They made me feel valued and supported every step of the way, exceeding my expectations with their personal touch and the quality of their service."},{"review_name":"Daniel L.","review_country":"Colombia","review_date":"October, 2025","review_rating":5,"review_text":"I had a great experience with Cielo Travel agency. They were very professional and clear during all the process and made me feel accompanied and guided if I had any questions. I will definitely use the services again in my next visit."},{"review_name":"Paula C.","review_country":"Colombia","review_date":"October, 2025","review_rating":5,"review_text":"Cielo Travel understands tourism in Colombia like no one else. Their team is a master of digital marketing and knows how to connect travelers from all over the world with authentic and unique culinary experiences in the country. I loved their friendly approach, their creativity, and the way they manage to convey the essence of each place. An agency that truly promotes Colombian tourism!"},{"review_name":"Juan Fernando L.","review_country":"Colombia","review_date":"November, 2025","review_rating":5,"review_text":"Excellent experience with this agency. The team at this agency has been amazing from the very first moment. They immediately made me feel comfortable with their warm and professional approach. They listened carefully to my needs, and their kind attention was constant throughout the entire process. I felt incredibly supported at every stage, and I absolutely recommend their services."},{"review_name":"Andrea P.","review_country":"Colombia","review_date":"October, 2025","review_rating":5,"review_text":"200% recommended. It was totally worth it!! Everything was great! The service is exceptional and focused on your needs; they resolve absolutely everything!! They're always there for you and very attentive, helping me have one of the best experiences of my life. Thank you so much!!"}],"why_book":[{"why_book_items":"1,200 five-star reviews from real travelers \u2014 read them before you book."},{"why_book_items":"Best Price Guarantee \u2014 find this tour cheaper elsewhere and we'll match it."},{"why_book_items":"Private transportation door-to-door \u2014 no shared shuttles, no waiting around for strangers."},{"why_book_items":"Booking directly with us means your money stays with a Colombian-owned company, not a platform commission."},{"why_book_items":"Our team coordinates everything \u2014 pickup timing, the day\u2019s logistics, and the return \u2014 so you focus only on the experience."}],"faqs":[{"faq_title":"What should I wear on this Amazon tour?","faq_content":"Long sleeves and long pants are essential to protect against mosquitoes and other insects. A hat or cap and sunglasses are advisable for sun protection. You should bring waterproof clothing since you'll be in the rainforest for three days. Rubber boots are provided \u2014 they make walking the jungle trails considerably more comfortable."},{"faq_title":"What is the weather like in the Amazonas?","faq_content":"The Amazonas department has a warm, humid climate with high temperatures and frequent rain throughout the year. The average temperature stays constant at around 25\u00b0C (77\u00b0F). Pack light, breathable layers and always plan for rain."},{"faq_title":"Why do I need the yellow fever vaccine?","faq_content":"Yellow fever is endemic in tropical areas, and the Amazon is one of the primary risk zones. Vaccination is the most important preventive measure \u2014 it's safe, affordable, and offers effective immunity in 95% of vaccinated people within two weeks of the shot. Make sure you're vaccinated before you arrive."},{"faq_title":"Why should I visit the Amazonas?","faq_content":"The Amazonas contains nearly a third of all tropical rainforests remaining on Earth. It covers 1% of the planet's surface and is home to approximately 10% of all known wildlife species. If you're lucky, you may spot macaws, toucans, freshwater dolphins, howler monkeys, and jaguars across your three days."},{"faq_title":"What else do I need to bring for this 3-day tour?","faq_content":"Bring your own flashlight or lantern \u2014 you will spend one night in a place with no electric power, and you will need it for the night outing at the reserve. Rubber boots, all meals, and accommodation for both nights are included. Charge all devices before leaving Leticia."}],"available_spots":0,"bokun_embed_code":"