Top Things to do in Leticia
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Things to do in Leticia, Amazonas Department: The Best Nature & Parks
Discover the best top things to do in Leticia, Colombia including Amazon Maguta Jungle Lodge, Parque Ecologico Mundo Amazonico, Reserva Natural Tanimboca, Parque Santander, Isla de Los Micos, Bioparque Etuena, El Jardin de la Victoria Regia, Sendero Ecologico - Educativo Un.
Restaurants in Leticia
1. Amazon Maguta Jungle Lodge
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 29 reviews
Amazon Maguta Jungle Lodge is a agency offering accomodation an d guided tours in the jungle ! we have to offer some packages frome one day to 4 days tours with a lot of various activities . we are indigenous(tikunas) and would love to share our knowledge and experience of the amazon forest. we offer ecological tour with the respect of the nature and the communities around, our lodge is peaceful
Reviewed By ecgorissen
We LOVED this tour. It was probably the best part about our Colombian trip. Ramiro and his team are so friendly, they take great care of their visitors and they know so much about the jungle. Ramiro took care of us from the moment we arrived in Leticia until the moment we left, perfect service! If you want to do a jungle tour, you should definately go with this one!
2. Parque Ecologico Mundo Amazonico
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 295 reviews
Ethnobotanical center of environmental interaction. The park includes a large Collection of endemic plants, fruits of the Amazon, cultural scenerios, and the Aquarium. Here you can see the plants from the Amazon and explore their uses in an interactive experience. You will have a fun and unforgettable time learning about the jungle, and ecological processes we are developing to help the people and the rainforest. At the aquarium you will encounter exotic fish and reptiles only found here in the Amazon.This unforgettable experience is only 15 minutes away from Lecticia.ior citizens, and visitors with disabilities.
Reviewed By DanielCDA - Ottawa, Canada
My daughter and I thoroughly enjoyed the tour through the different sections provided. Highlights were learning about the exotic fish in the Amazon River, being treated to the exotic fruits and plants, and learning about their incredible uses! Lunch was absolutely delicious and the entire experience provided many cherished memories for myself and my daughter.
3. Reserva Natural Tanimboca
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 232 reviews
Reviewed By fedlievano
Awesome food, tour guides, and forest!! will come back no doubt. Canopy activity is amazing and gamitana fish the best! they car about environmental consciousness and conservation.
4. Parque Santander
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 436 reviews
Reviewed By 682jeffl - Las Vegas, United States
This is like the high point of leticia, which really does not have much to offer within the town itself! This is a nice little park where you can go relax and enjoy the evening! There are swarms of beautiful birds that come in on a dally basis about 5-6pm and are really loud! There is a beautiful church next to the park that will allow you to the top of the steeple for 3 mil or $1, which gives you a breath taking view of the park and the area! There is always a police presence and a very safe environment anyway! The small food , drink and ice cream vendors all have some pretty good produce for about 2 mil each or 80 cents!
5. Isla de Los Micos
6. Bioparque Etuena
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 16 reviews
7. El Jardin de la Victoria Regia
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 23 reviews
El Jardin de la Victoria Regia is a three hectares "natural and very exotic" botanical garden located 8 km away from Leticia, Amazonas, approximately 30 minutes traveling by boat in the Amazon River. In about a 2 hour visit, you get to enter into virgin rainforest, a Victoria Regia leaf lake and native species plant garden, witnessing incredible gallery of insects, birds, butterflies and much more
8. Sendero Ecologico - Educativo Un
El Sendero Ecológico Educativo de la Universidad Nacional de Colombia Sede Amazonia está ubicado en un área cercana a las 13 hectáreas de bosque, conduce a sus usuarios por un recorrido de 2 kilómetros de territorio plano en donde dispone de un total de 14 recursos elaborados para la comprensión de la selva amazónica: las estaciones de aprendizaje.
