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Mitú, Colombia – 2 Days 1 Night

2 days

Easy

A 2-day Amazon adventure from Mitú, hiking up Cerro Flecha for panoramic jungle views, paddling traditional potrillo canoes through quiet streams, and visiting the Mituseña Urania and Ceima Cachivera Indigenous Reserves.

At Colombia Oculta, we take care of every detail of your experience. This expedition requires a brief review by our team before it's confirmed, to make sure everything is ready for you in the territory

Mitú, the capital of Vaupés, is one of the most authentic gateways to the Colombian Amazon. Surrounded by the Vaupés River, this region preserves an untouched jungle landscape, making it the perfect destination for a short getaway filled with adventure and ancestral learning.

This express 2-day, 1-night journey with Colombia Oculta takes you into the secrets of this territory, accompanied at all times by professional local indigenous guides. You'll paddle traditional potrillo canoes through jungle streams and climb the mystical Cerro Flecha to take in the vastness of the green horizon.

The experience also connects you directly to the roots of the jungle. You'll visit ancestral reserves such as Mituseña Urania and Ceima Cachivera, where you can spend time with local families, witness cultural dances, and gain insight into the worldview of the communities that protect the Vaupés department.

What's included?
    • Permanent professional local indigenous guide throughout the tour.
    • Private motorcarro transportation for all transfers.
    • 1 night of accommodation in the city of Mitú, at hotels available according to your booking date: Hotel Carayurú, Hotel Quenarí, or Hotel Brasilia.
    • Breakfasts, lunches, dinners and snacks, with drinking water provided throughout the tour.
    • Entrance fee and permit for the Mituseña Urania Indigenous Reserve.
    • Potrillo canoe ride on Day 1.
    • Traditional indigenous dance performance at the Mituseña Urania Reserve.
    • Entrance fee and permit for the Ceima Cachivera Indigenous Reserve (Day 2).
    • Visit to Cerro Flecha (Day 2).
    • Permanent medical assistance insurance.
    Exclusions
      • Personal expenses and any expenses not specified in the program.
      • Tourism tax in Mitú: COP 33,000.
      • Tips.
      • Alcoholic beverages.
      • Flight tickets.
      Please note
      • Passport required

      Guidelines

      • Follow your guide's recommendations and respect the itinerary schedule.
      • Leave everyday life behind and let yourself be immersed in the natural beauty of the place.
      • Connect with the surroundings and mentally ask Mother Nature's permission before entering these sacred spaces.
      • Do not collect or remove stones, as this can disturb the spiritual balance of the site.
      • Walk in silence.

      Clothing

      • A change of clothes for flights and ground transportation.
      • Hiking clothes (convertible pants/shorts, long-sleeve shirt, walking shoes or boots, or river sandals).
      • Sleepwear.
      • Rubber boots.
      • Sneakers.
      • Sandals.
      • Swimsuit.
      • Sun hat.
      • Waterproof poncho.

      Personal items

      • Toiletries (toilet paper, soap, toothpaste, etc.).
      • Personal identification documents.
      • Personal medication.
      • Small towel.
      • Please let us know in advance if you are vegetarian or have any dietary restrictions.

      Gear and equipment

      • Binoculars, if you'd like to see birds.
      • Flashlight with spare batteries.
      • Camera.
      • Solar power bank (preferably to charge camera and phone batteries).
      • Ziploc bags of various sizes to protect electronics.
      • Pack everything in plastic bags.
      • Water filter or purification tablets.
      • Canteen.
      • Natural, chemical-free sunscreen, or none at all.
      • Insect repellent (we recommend taking thiamine one week before the trip); bring plenty.
      • A 35L hands-free backpack for hikes; ideally all your gear should fit inside it.
      • No camouflage clothing or gear.
      • Hiking shoes with good grip and, if possible, a walking stick are recommended, as some trails are unmarked.

      Health

      • Being vaccinated against yellow fever and tetanus is recommended, though not mandatory.
      • Please bring your COVID-19 vaccination card, or a negative antigen or PCR test.

      Climate

      • The average temperature is 30°C (86°F) and can reach up to 35°C (95°F) with high humidity.
      What to bring

        Clothing

        • A change of clothes for flights and ground transportation.
        • Hiking clothes (convertible pants/shorts, long-sleeve shirt, walking shoes or boots, or river sandals).
        • Sleepwear.
        • Rubber boots.
        • Sneakers.
        • Sandals.
        • Swimsuit.
        • Sun hat.
        • Waterproof poncho.

        Personal items

        • Toiletries (toilet paper, soap, toothpaste, etc.).
        • Personal identification documents.
        • Personal medication.
        • Small towel.
        • Please let us know in advance if you are vegetarian or have any dietary restrictions.

        Gear and equipment

        • Binoculars, if you'd like to see birds.
        • Flashlight with spare batteries.
        • Camera.
        • Solar power bank (preferably to charge camera and phone batteries).
        • Ziploc bags of various sizes to protect electronics.
        • Pack everything in plastic bags.
        • Water filter or purification tablets.
        • Canteen.
        • Natural, chemical-free sunscreen, or none at all.
        • Insect repellent (we recommend taking thiamine one week before the trip); bring plenty.
        • A 35L hands-free backpack for hikes; ideally all your gear should fit inside it.
        • No camouflage clothing or gear.

        Health

        • Being vaccinated against yellow fever and tetanus is recommended, though not mandatory.
        • Please bring your COVID-19 vaccination card, or a negative antigen or PCR test.