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Mavecure Hills PurifyAdventure 6 days 5 nights - Group Trip

6 days

Easy

Live 6 days of adventure, nature, and wellness at the towering Mavicure Hills, in the heart of Guainía.
The Mavicure Hills Expedition is a 6-day, 5-night adventure through one of Colombia's most authentic and awe-inspiring territories. From November 23 to 28, 2026, you'll travel to Guainía to discover the towering Mavicure Hills and live an experience that blends nature, exploration, adventure, wellness, and connection with the land. You'll travel from Puerto Inírida to the community of El Remanso, the starting point of a journey through a landscape of massive rock formations, rivers, jungle, and communities that hold a deep relationship with this territory, with the chance to take part in adventure activities such as rock climbing and kayaking while discovering the raw beauty of Guainía's landscapes. This expedition isn't just about visiting a destination — it's about connecting with the land and its communities, blending moments of exploration and adventure with contemplative spaces to disconnect from routine and reconnect with nature, including wellness sessions such as yoga, meditation, and sound healing. Designed so that every traveler not only receives something from the territory but also gives back through their presence, skills, and community work, the Mavicure Hills Expedition is an invitation to live Guainía in a deep, authentic, and transformative way. Please note this expedition requires a minimum of 6 travelers to depart.
What's included?
  • Food & drinks
  • Round-trip boat transfer from Puerto Inírida to El Remanso community
  • Local guide
  • Rock climbing equipment
  • Kayaks and support boat
  • Breakfast, lunch, and dinner
  • Accommodation
  • Guidance from Ivan Macias and Josefa Anguita(founders of Colombia Oculta and Manantial Soul)
  • Yoga, meditation, and sound healing sessions
  • Motorcycle taxi transfers
  • Registration fee for Mavicure Hill and El Mono Hill
  • Medical insurance
Exclusions
  • Tip or gratuity
  • Flights to Inírida
  • Tourist contribution fee
Please note
  • Passport required
  • There is no phone or internet service in the Indigenous communities. Satellite communication may be available depending on weather conditions.
  • Accommodation in the Indigenous communities is provided in traditional cabins. Bathrooms are basic, with river bathing and pit latrines.
  • Electricity in the Indigenous communities is provided by a generator, usually from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., when available.
  • Meals are prepared by members of the local communities and are based on traditional regional products.
  • At the MORU Natural Reserve, accommodation is provided in cabins, with additional shared accommodation options depending on the area.
  • Electricity at the MORU Natural Reserve is provided by a generator, usually from 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
  • Visitors must follow the guide's instructions, stay with the group and remain within the designated areas during activities.
  • To help protect the natural environment, do not litter, feed wildlife, collect biological material, make fires or purchase wildlife products.
What to bring
    • Waterproof poncho or rain jacket.
    • Flashlight with spare batteries and a spare bulb.
    • Hat or cap.
    • Insect repellent.
    • Sunscreen.
    • Reusable water bottle or canteen.
    • Long trousers.
    • Long-sleeved shirts.
    • Enough spare clothing for the expedition.
    • Comfortable trainers or hiking shoes with good grip.
    • Swimwear.
    • Towel.
    • Personal toiletries, including soap, toilet paper and toothpaste.
    • Personal medication, if applicable.
    • Identification documents and health insurance card.
    • Important: Pack light and use a backpack, as the experience takes place in rural and natural areas.