After breakfast we will cross the invisible border by boat (20min) and visit Vista Alegre conservation sanctuary in Peru. A unique place where they promote ecotourism, conservation and community involvement. Back to Calanoa for lunch and then go by boat (15 min) to visit the small village of El Vergel, a tikuna community led by Don Jose - resisting colonization bringing back meaning to ancestral traditions.

After breakfast you can visit the primary forest of the reserve, walk along the natural artistic displays and see the amazing Ceiba pentandra, a sacred ancient tree as you experience the rainforest life. You will have time in the morning to walk to Mocagua village, just near Calanoa, visit their handcrafts, murals and museums. After lunch at 330pm we will go to see dolphins in the river on a short boat ride to an Amazon tributary. These sightings are iconic to the Amazon and brings a spark of hope on wildlife preservation.

On the last day before departure, we will visit the ethnographic museum and meet local artist Francy Silva, where she will talk to us about her urban street art projects, understand more about the cultures in the Amazon and how she has become one genuine creator in a variety of mediums having her ancestry and social change as a muse. Flight back to Bogota. (This activity is optional and may happen on the first day of arrival, depending on flight schedule times and is subject to artist availability)