MAVECURE – 3 NIGHTS / 4 DAYS
From COP 1'250'000
Guainía, the Amazonian jewel of eastern Colombia
Venture into one of Colombia’s most magical and least explored territories: Guainía, land of colorful rivers, ancient hills, and ancestral Indigenous cultures. This destination is ideal for nature lovers, hiking enthusiasts, spiritual connection, and meaningful adventure.
Tour highlights:
Mavicure Hills: Sacred emblems of the region, these majestic tepuis welcome you into the Guainía jungle. The climb offers unforgettable views from the Dugjin viewpoint.
Caño San Joaquín: Crystal-clear reddish waters, perfect for a refreshing swim in the middle of the rainforest.
Inírida River Star: A natural spectacle where three mighty rivers—Guaviare, Atabapo, and Inírida—merge, creating a unique mosaic of colors.
Indigenous communities: Live and share with the Puinave, Piapoco, and Curripaco peoples, discovering their culture, traditions, ancestral medicine, and sustainable ways of life.
Curiara navigation: Travel the rivers aboard traditional boats, connecting each location with authenticity and respect for the land.
Itinerary
Starting and return point: Inírida Airport, Guainía
Operated by local Indigenous communities (Puinave and Piapoco)
DAY 1 – Arrival in Inírida and Mavicure Hills
Reception at Inírida airport by local Indigenous guide
Boat transfer along the Inírida River toward the Mavicure Hills
Entry into the Indigenous reserve of El Venado
Traditional local lunch
Ecological walk and hiking in the surrounding area
Visit to the Dugjin viewpoint for an unforgettable sunset
Dinner and overnight at Hospedaje Los Tucanes (Indigenous reserve)
DAY 2 – Mavicure Hike and Caño San Joaquín
Early morning snack
Hike up Mavicure Hill for breathtaking panoramic views
Return to lodge and breakfast
Free time to rest
Traditional lunch
Visit to El Venado Indigenous community: cultural exchange
Swim in the red and crystal-clear waters of Caño San Joaquín
Return in a traditional curiara canoe
Dinner and overnight at the lodge
DAY 3 – Inírida River Star and Amanaven (Vichada)
Breakfast
Visit to the Inírida River Star, where the Atabapo, Inírida, and Guaviare rivers meet (optional swim)
Boat ride to the small village of Amanaven (Vichada)
Lunch
Return to Inírida
Check-in at urban hotel
City tour: markets, parks, local crafts, and viewpoints
Farewell dinner
DAY 4 – Return
Breakfast
Transfer to the airport for the return flight
Upcoming group departures:
June: 6th, 10th, 13th, 16th, 27th
July: 4th
August: 7th, 8th, 15th
October: 6th
Recommendations and Suggested Packing List
To fully enjoy this experience in the Guainía jungle and with Indigenous communities, we recommend bringing
What to bring?
Small backpack for hikes
Lightweight, quick-drying clothes in neutral colors
Swimsuit
Personal towel and biodegradable toiletries
Closed, comfortable shoes with good grip (preferably trekking type)
Sandals for resting
Headlamp with spare batteries
Canteen or reusable water bottle
Cap or hat, sunglasses, and eco-friendly sunscreen
Insect repellent (preferably biodegradable)
Personal documents (ID card or passport)
Basic personal medications
Important Notes
This tour takes place in Indigenous territory, so it's essential to show respect for customs, sacred spaces, and community rules.
River activities are subject to weather and water conditions.
Good physical condition is recommended for hikes and climbs (moderate level).
Accommodation is in traditional Indigenous cabins with beds or hammocks and mosquito nets.
Meals are mainly fish-based but can be adapted to dietary restrictions if notified in advance.
Alcoholic beverages and psychoactive substances are not allowed in Indigenous territory.
The area has limited cell coverage — prepare for a true digital detox.
Not included:
Flights to/from Inírida
Mandatory tourist contribution:
52,000 COP (nationals) / 90,000 COP (foreigners)
(paid upon arrival in Inírida)
Route
- Inírida
- F27M+3M
- Amanaven
- Inírida