Colombian Amazonia is a large territory which forms nearly one the third of the country, with a surface of 400.000 km ², covered in majority by the still impenetrable virgin forest, and which presents undulations varying between 100m and 600m to the top of the sea level.
It has an average temperature of 27°C and an average moisture above 90%, a diversity of incomparable flora, a single fauna, but in fact especially the pink and gray dolphins of the Amazon draw the attention of the visitors.

LETICIA
Located directly on northern bank of the Amazon, the capital of Amazonas, Leticia, are the only city of the department to have an infrastructure making it possible to receive tourism of mass adequately.
With a population of 27.000 inhabitants, Leticia is an vain and quiet small town lost at the bottom of Amazonia.
Leticia is a city interesting for the excursions which are proposed in the immediate surroundings or several sites while going down or by going up the Amazon, depend on time or the budget available. One can leave in excursion one day or two days, or even a week or more.

PUERTO NARINO
Located at 90 km of Leticia in full virgin forest, Puerto Nariño, which counts 5.000 inhabitants, this small commutated is furrowed by stone pavements, and there is no towing vehicle in circulation.