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Tour Mocagua and Monkey Sanctuary from Puerto Nariño
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Duration
7 hours
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Language
Español
Min. Passengers
2 passengers
Tour Mocagua and Monkey Sanctuary from Puerto Nariño
The small community of Mocagua is characterized by its traditional environment and its model of community and scientific tourism, navigate the Amazon to visit this charming community and its important primate rehabilitation center. There you will learn about the different species of Amazon primates and their importance for the ecosystem.
Departure place
- Pick up from hotel within the pick-up area (prior coordination) Puerto Nariño.
Itinerary
Day 1
MOCAGUA AND MONKEY SANCTUARY
Tour start time: 9:00 a.m.
Tour end time: 4:00 p.m.
- The tour begins at 09:00 a.m. from your hotel where we will depart under the accompaniment of a guide who will lead us to the port where we will embark in the direction of the Mocagua community with the possibility of observing river dolphins in the Amazon.
- Under the guidance of a local guide who will show us your neighborhood, we will start the walk into the jungle until the foundation whose work of recovery and rehabilitation of various species of Amazonian primates.
- We will be able to get up close to each of the species and the important conservation work of the foundation.
- Then we will return to the community where we will have a delicious typical lunch before returning by boat to Puerto Nariño.
Tour end time: 4:00 p.m.
Includes
- River transport
- Community access voucher
- Access voucher to the foundation
- Lunch with drinks
- Local guide
- Rubber boots and rain poncho.
Not included
- Tips
- Hydration during activity
Activities
- Gastronomy (optional)
- Flora, wildlife observation (optional)
- Hike, trekking (optional)
- Guided visits (optional)
Notes
- Please inform in advance: In which hotel are you staying? What is the shoe size? Do you have food restrictions? Do you have coronary heart disease or another type of chronic disease relevant to physical activity?