Upon arrival we will pick you up at the German Olano airport in Puerto Carreño, then you will start a three-hour road trip from Puerto Carreño to the community of Garcitas, located 140 km away. During this first part of the trip you will have the opportunity to appreciate different ecosystems formed by morichales, rocky outcrops and gallery forests. You will visit the Bita river in Paso Ganao, the Dagua and Mesetas streams, the Cachicamo hills, and observe some bird species such as agulias and herons.

From Garcitas, you will take a boat and then start a river trip to El Tuparro National Natural Park located 30 kilometers upstream on the Orinoco River. Then you will transfer to the base camp which will be located at the mouth of the Tomo or Tuparro River on the Orinoco River where you will arrive at approximately 5:30 pm. Then comes dinner and rest.

We start the day with breakfast, then we visit the Guahibo hill, a rocky outcrop that is part of the geological formations of the Guayana Shield. The Guahibo hill has an approximate height of 300 meters above sea level and to reach the top you must hike for approximately three hours including the time that travelers take to observe the landscape, from the top of the hill you have a spectacular view of the savannas and forests of the park El Tuparro, you can also see the Orinoco River and its imposing flow of Maipures. During the walk we find some species of birds such as eagles, woodpeckers, parrots and toucans.

The path we walk to the top of the hill is traced by a rocky outcrop forest which allows us to appreciate some species of palms and trees that are used by indigenous communities for the construction of their houses. After the tour we return to the base camp to take a refreshing swim in the Orinoco River, rest and have lunch. In the afternoon, you will start the tour to the Maipures Rivers, which were catalogued by the naturalist expeditionary Alexander von Humboldt as the eighth wonder of the world. At the end of the tour you will return to the camp at 5:30 pm for dinner and rest.

After breakfast we will take a 40 minutes on the Orinoco River from our camp to the mouth of the Tomo River, in this place we can see river dolphins and take a refreshing swim. The Tomo River is a tributary of the Orinoco, born in the department of Meta, in the municipality of Puerto Gaitan. It makes a journey of 800 kilometers from its source to the mouth, 270 kilometers of the Tomo River are part of the PNN El Tuparro. 

On the Tomo River we navigate 5 kilometers until we reach the port of the Anaconda Trail, where we will take a two-hour hike through terra firme forest to see wildlife and appreciate the savannah of the highlands. After the walk we return to our base camp for lunch and rest. In the afternoon we will walk along the Attalea Trail, through a forest associated with a rocky outcrop and where you can observe species of trees and palms that are used by local communities in their subsistence activities.

At 6:30 am we have breakfast and then we start our journey along the Orinoco River to Puerto Carreño. During the tour we will pass by the Atures rapids, catalogued as the widest in the world and which is important for the subsistence fishing activity carried out by the river communities of the area. In the area of the rapids we take a walk of approximately two hours to appreciate the place and take pictures. After the walk we continue our tour and make a stop in Cazuarito a police inspection located on the banks of the Orinoco in front of Puerto Ayacucho capital of the Amazonas State of Venezuela, we make a short walk along the dock of the town and then have lunch. After lunch we board our boat to continue our trip to Puerto Carreño where we will spend the night. Dinner and rest.

After breakfast we start our tour to the Bojonawi reserve to do wildlife watching, it is possible that we are lucky and we can find monkeys, otters, dolphins and some birds like the chenchenas, after the tour along the trail we arrive at the lagoon El Pañuelo a spectacular place surrounded by gigantic rocks through which we can walk to appreciate the savannah. After the tour we return to the reserve facilities to continue our tour along the Orinoco River to the mouths of the Bita and Meta rivers. Our tour ends at the Puerto Carreño airport. End of the expedition.