Holiday rentals in Caballococha

Kowapana Hostel in Amacayacu, Amazonas

You arrive by plane to the city of Leticia and after 1.30 hours by speedboat, in the heart of the Colombian Amazon, entering through the Amacayacu River you will find the Tikuna San Martin Indigenous Reserve of Amacayacu. Perfect place to connect with nature, surrounded by the magical jungle, hundreds of birds, wild species, grey and pink dolphin, monkeys; thousands of plants, flowers and trees. Additionally, we offer you complete meals, accompanying you for ecotourism activities.

Biohotel Arara River 4

Somos un Biohotel ubicado a 28 km (45mins) de la ciudad de leticia, via fluvial por el rio amazonas, este espacio esta creado para desconectarse de la rutina de la ciudad y vivir la magia de la naturaleza en el interior de la selva amazonica, podras disfrutar un amanecer con el cantar de las aves desde tu balcon, de nuestra excelente gastronomia y una gran piscina de 1000m2. Somos un lugar unico que combina naturaleza y confort. Incluye: transporte let-biohotel-let y alimentacion

Maloka Napü

Maloka Napu, a hostel in the middle of nature in the heart of the municipality of Puerto-Nư in the Amazon. It is a typical wooden house of the region, surrounded by a charming garden where you can observe the birds that are attracted by a wide variety of heliconies. It has a capacity for 15 people, it has one bedroom and 4 private rooms. We offer you an American breakfast and exceptional tourist experiences in collaboration with the ECODESTINOS travel agency

Gavilan Tatatao Rural Accommodation

The Gavilán Tata Tao Rural Accommodation is located in the El Vergel indigenous community, 47 km from the city of Leticia on the banks of the Amazon River. It has six double rooms and two triple rooms for a total of eight rooms with a capacity for 18 people. The rooms are very comfortable to rest in. Hammocks and a fan are included for each room. The bathrooms and showers are shared spaces. We also have a rest area surrounded by nature.

Amacayacu Lodge

Alójate en el corazón de la selva Amazónica haciendo ecoturísmo sostenible: sin contaminar, sin modificar, solo preservando. Vive de primera mano los cinco elementos en su más pura versión: agua, luz, aire, naturaleza viva inmensurable! y el factor humano: somos integrantes de una de las comunidades más antiguas de la humanidad, los Ticuna.