Tri Frontier (Colombia, Brasil, Perú)

Three countries meet in a mixture of nationalities and blend of languages: Portuguese and Spanish. Leave Leticia by boat southbound passing through Brazilian city Tabatinga and Peruvian town Ramón Castilla. Pass Aramaza Island; entering the canal that connects Amazon River with Javari River, natural frontier between both countries, where it's possible to observe grey pink dolphins, on which delta is the Brazilian town Benjamin Constant.

Navigate on Saraiva Lake to see exuberant fauna and flora; visit a rubber-tree plantation to observe latex extraction, and Ticuna Ethnic Museum. Typical Brazilian lunch, continue to Peruvian town Islandia, located on an island which houses are built over wooden piles as, during rainy season, the island gets flooded. Return to Leticia.

Visit to

• Tabatinga (Brazil).
• Ramón Castilla (Perú).
• Aramaza Island.
• Javari river: Sightsee pink river-dolphins.
• Benjamin Constant (Brazil).
• Saraiva Lake.
• Rubber-tree plantation.
• Ticuna Ethnic Museum.
• Islandia Island (Perú).
• Return to Leticia.

 Duration:

Approximately seven hours.