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Expedition to Mavecure Hills, Zamuro and Cualet Streams and El Tuparro Natural Park ECOGLOBAL EXPEDITIONS www.ecoglobalexpeditions.com Expedition to Mavecure Hills, Zamuro and Cualet Streams and El Tuparro Natural Park Highlights: Explore the impressive rock formations in the middle of the Amazon jungle. Check here a Video about Mavecure Hills (off2colombia): VIDEO MAVECURE HILLS The streams of Zamuro and Cualet. The Inirida river, along its meandering route forms many streams, one of them is the Mavecure, in front of it we will sleep. The next streams upstream are those of Zamuro and Cualet, much more impressive. We include a walk through the jungle between the two, when the river does not allow the passage of the boats due to its level. Meet “The Waterway Star of the South” – confluence of the Orinoco, Atabapo and Guaviare Rivers. Visit the Maipures rapids. Check here a Video about Tuparro (off2colombia): VIDEO TUPARRO NATIONAL PARK 1 www.ecoglobalexpeditions.com - [email protected] - Whatsapp: (+57)3108233974 - (+57)3217215554 - Registro Nacional de Turismo 20535 ECOGLOBAL EXPEDITIONS www.ecoglobalexpeditions.com Remote landscape, with virgin rivers like the Tuparro and the Tomo. Read a note about this destination: Note by Manuel Rueda Trip details: Duration of the trip: 8 days Trekking time: 3 hours daily through the hills, jungle, savannah and river beaches. Distance: 5-10 kms each day. Ecosystem: tropical rainforest and savannah. Climate: warm and humid with an average temperature of 26°C. Elevation: 100 meters above sea level (m.a.s.l). This expedition is ideal if you like: Venture into remote and rugged territories. Interact with different local cultures. Navigate rivers. Feel the silence of the jungle and the savanna. Deep contact with nature. Important note: At this time the El Tuparro National Natural Park is closed to the public. However, the route planned in our expedition, which is the one we have made in the last 10 years, is not affected because our camp is outside the park and because the main attraction of the park, which is the amazing Raudal de Maipures, is visited by the shore. from the Orinoco river when we go in summer and from the Guahibo hill when we go in winter. We will also have a wonderful panoramic view of the park from the top of Cerro Guahibo, also outside the park. An unforgettable journey into the heart of the Amazon jungle and the great Orinoco savannah. The scenario setting for “La Voragine” by José Eustasio Rivera and “Personal Narrative of a Journey to the Equinoctial Regions of the New Continent” by Alexandeer von Humboldt in the 19th Century. The Mavecure, Pajarito and Mono Hills, stand out as huge natural pyramids in the middle of the lush jungle on the bank of the majestic Inirida River, which is inhabited by playful fresh water dolphins. Further north, our boats will get to the “Waterway Star of the South”; the vast confluence of the Orinoco, Atabapo and Guaviare rivers on the border with Venezuela. In addition, we will go from the Orinoco to Mono Hill which is set on the great plain of Vichada, to finally find the spectacular rapid of Maipures – often called the eighth natural wonder of the world. 2 www.ecoglobalexpeditions.com - [email protected] - Whatsapp: (+57)3108233974 - (+57)3217215554 - Registro Nacional de Turismo 20535 ECOGLOBAL EXPEDITIONS www.ecoglobalexpeditions.com (Español) Esta expedición la puedes realizar en cualquier época del año con tu grupo familiar o de amigos, conformando un grupo privado. En este caso el precio dependería del número de personas que conformen tu grupo. Comunícate con nosotros a nuestro correo: [email protected] para asesorarte. Si deseas unirte a un grupo abierto tenemos las siguientes fechas programadas para nuestra expedición Cerros de Mavecure, Raudales Zamuro y Cualet Ruta Humboldt: Julio 18 al 25 de 2021 ¡Súper promo $2.000.000 confirmado! (Entrando por Puerto Inírida y saliendo por Puerto Carreño) Agosto 6 al 13 de 2021 ¡Súper promo $2.000.000! (Entrando por Puerto Inírida y saliendo por Puerto Carreño) Agosto 20 al 27 de 2021 ¡Súper promo $2.000.000 Confirmada! (Entrando por Puerto Inírida y saliendo por Puerto Carreño) Septiembre 10 al 17 de 2021 Septiembre 17 al 24 de 2021 ¡Súper promo $2.000.000! (Entrando por Puerto Inírida y saliendo por Puerto Carreño) Septiembre 23 al 30 de 2021 ¡Súper promo $2.000.000! (Entrando por Puerto Inírida y saliendo por Puerto Carreño) Octubre 15 al 22 de 2021 ¡Súper promo $2.000.000! (Entrando por Puerto Inírida y saliendo por Puerto Carreño) Octubre 29 al 5 de noviembre de 2021 Noviembre 12 al 19 de 2021 ¡Confirmada! ¡Súper promo $2.000.000! (Entrando por Puerto Inírida y saliendo por Puerto Carreño) Noviembre 26 al 3 de diciembre de 2021 Diciembre 3 al 10 de 2021 Diciembre 10 al 17 de 2021 Diciembre 17 al 24 de 2021 Diciembre 24 al 31 de 2021 Diciembre 31 al 7 de enero de 2022 ¡Confirmada! (Entrando por Puerto Inírida y saliendo por Puerto Carreño) 8 days expeditions COP$2.200.000.oo 3 www.ecoglobalexpeditions.com - [email protected] - Whatsapp: (+57)3108233974 - (+57)3217215554 - Registro Nacional de Turismo 20535 ECOGLOBAL EXPEDITIONS www.ecoglobalexpeditions.com For bookings and payments please email us at [email protected] or call us to (+571) 579 3402 or Mobile (57) 310 823 3974 River transport on all routes via speed boats with expert boat handlers and guides. Overland transport. Accommodation in hotel (rooms for 3, 4 or 5 people) with fans and a private bathroom according to itinerary. Accommodation in tents or hammocks (includes: tents, mattresses, hammocks and mosquito net) according to itinerary. Economic contributions to indigenous communities. All meals (from lunch day 1, to breakfast last day). Snacks and non-alcoholic drinks. Local guides (Ecoglobal Expeditions supports green initiatives and eco-tourism in the regions we visit). Assistance card (travel insurance). Air Transport (ticket) Lunch last day Personal expenses Souvenirs Expenses not stipulated Tips Notes: The following itinerary is for informational purposes and may vary without prior notice according to weather conditions, flight itineraries or unforeseen events. ATTENTION: The following itinerary may change depending on the date of your reservation, on some dates the outbound flight is Bogotá – Carreño and the return flight is Inirida – Bogotá, in these 4 www.ecoglobalexpeditions.com - [email protected] - Whatsapp: (+57)3108233974 - (+57)3217215554 - Registro Nacional de Turismo 20535 ECOGLOBAL EXPEDITIONS www.ecoglobalexpeditions.com cases we make the trip in the Carreño – Inirida direction. Ask us before purchasing your air tickets. Day 1 Flight Bogotá- Puerto Inírida, registration at the Hotel. After lunch we will go walking or paddling, depending on the water level, to the lagoon of the witches, with Memin or Javier our indigenous guides who on the way will tell us some legends of their culture. We will return to the Hotel Dinner and accommodation Day 2 In the morning, after breakfast, we will go to the community of El Coco, well known worldwide for its clay and fiber handicrafts from Chiqui-Chiqui. María, Sandra, Nancy and Marleny will offer us their beautiful products at very affordable prices. Then our guide Melvino will offer us a friendly tour of the cave park explaining the conception and philosophy of the Curripaco people. Later, we return to the city of Inírida for lunch and immediately we will depart in speedboats up the Inírida River to the Cerros de Mavecure, impressive rocks in the middle of the Amazon jungle, bordered by the meandering Inírida River. We will arrive at the indigenous community of El Venado where we will set up our camp, according to the weather we will begin our ascent to Cerro Pajarito. On the way down we will go to the camp to take a short bath in the cool waters of the Inírida River. Dinner and accommodation Day 3 In the morning we will ascend to Cerro Mavecure or Cerro Pajarito (it depends on what we have done the day before), under the direction of our indigenous guide, and then descend and have breakfast. Then we will go to the community of El Venado and continue our journey navigating the cold waters and red wine, product of the tannin of the leaves of the jungle trees, towards Caño San Joaquin to take a bath and return to our camp for lunch. 5 www.ecoglobalexpeditions.com - [email protected] - Whatsapp: (+57)3108233974 - (+57)3217215554 - Registro Nacional de Turismo 20535 ECOGLOBAL EXPEDITIONS www.ecoglobalexpeditions.com In the afternoon we will walk to the El Remanso shelter to take a tour around the Pajarito hill and Diablo hill, starting in Caño Cristal, after this beautiful tour we will arrive again at the community of El Remanso where the boat will pick us up to return to the camp where again we will spend the night. Dinner and accommodation Day 4 After breakfast we will continue our tour of the Inírida river, until we reach the majestic streams of Zamuro and Cualet, there we will continue walking along the river bank to the upper part of the Cualet stream where we will appreciate the immensity of its waters and take a short and refreshing bath. Later we will return to the community of Zamuro to have a delicious lunch to continue our way to the upper part of the Raudal de Cualet and enjoy a spectacular panoramic view, we will have time to take a bath in the river and start our return to the city of Inírida, On the way we will stop at the mouth of the Gente and Caño Matraca lagoons to observe the dolphins or freshwater dolphins. At the end of the afternoon we will return to the city of Inírida.
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