Travel Philosophy
With Nuna Sinsi, travel becomes an act of presence.
The purpose is not to take from the land, but to learn from it.
This journey honors indigenous knowledge and supports local economies that regenerate both culture and territory.
Destinations
Mavicure Hills: ancient granite guardians of Guainía.
River Star of Inírida: the meeting of five rivers—Guaviare, Atabapo, Orinoco, Inírida, and Ventuari.
Curripaco & Puinave communities: keepers of ancestral wisdom.
Inírida River: the liquid path of the forest.
Itinerary
Day 1 — The Call of the River
Arrival in Inírida and first navigation through its calm waters.
Encounter pink dolphins, macaws, and the endless horizon.
Dinner by the river and an introduction to local cosmology through storytelling around the fire.
Accommodation: eco-lodge by the Inírida River.
Day 2 — Walking on Sacred Stone
Morning ascent to the Mavicure Hills.
From the summit, the forest breathes beneath your feet.
Swim in the Guainía River and visit a Curripaco community in the afternoon.
Cultural exchange, craftwork, and ancestral chants.
Accommodation: eco-lodge or traditional maloka.
Day 3 — Where Rivers Embrace
Sail toward the River Star of Inírida, the sacred meeting point of five rivers.
Birdwatching and exploration of white-sand beaches.
Lunch at Amanavén and return by sunset.
Accommodation: eco-lodge.
Day 4 — The Return to Inner Earth
Morning at leisure. Visit the local artisan market before flying back.
You’ll leave Guainía, but its silence will remain within you.
Opcionales complementarios
🪶 Taller de tejido tradicional con mujeres Puinave – USD 25 pp
🔥 Ritual ancestral de fuego y canto – USD 30 pp
🌿 Caminata botánica guiada – USD 20 pp
Includes
3 nights’ accommodation (eco-lodge or maloka)
All meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
River and land transportation in Guainía
Certified local guides and indigenous cultural host
Entry fees and permits
Travel insurance
Not Included
Domestic flights Bogotá–Inírida–Bogotá
Alcoholic beverages and personal expenses
Tips or optional activities
Practical & Ethical Guidelines
Use natural sunscreen and insect repellent.
Respect sacred spaces and local customs.
Avoid single-use plastics.
Listen deeply; presence is the true luxury.
Don’t travel to escape—travel to return. To yourself, to the earth, to the rhythm of what endures. Guainía awaits, whispering in the language of water and silence.
