RESERVATION
Duration: 2 days, 1 night.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!The experience in the Municipality of Aracataca will take you to know the place where our Nobel Prize in Literature Gabriel García Márquez was born. This beautiful municipality will transport you to Macondo, the imaginary and real world where the “Magic Realism” took place. From there we will leave for the Munkuawuinaka town (La Esperanza), within the Sierra Nevada, meeting with our indigenous Kogui community. Where you will take an environmental walk through some of the waterfalls, rivers, flora and fauna of the area.
TOUR DETAILS
After being picked up at the agreed place in Ciénaga, we will leave for the municipality of Aracataca. Approximate duration 1 hour of road trip. When he arrived in this town, the Nobel Prize for literature Gabriel García Márquez was inspired. We will visit the Gabriel García Márquez house museum. Where we will find the house where he was born, museum, works ending with a City tour.
We continue by road until we reach the Munkuawuinaka indigenous town. Approximate duration 2 hours of road trip. There we will have lunch typical dishes prepared by the Kogui community and rest.
At night we will have a talk with the indigenous community about their culture, traditions and customs; in addition to doing relaxation and meditation activities.
After breakfast we will take an environmental walk knowing the waterfalls and sources of rivers in the area, activities with the Kogui community in the town, we will have lunch and at the end we will start the descent to Aracataca and return to the starting point of the experience.
- Biosafety protocols
- insurance
- Transportation 4 × 4 Ciénaga –Aracataca – Ciénaga
- Transport Aracataca – Munkuawuinaka – Aracataca
- Food (Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner)
- Tour guide
- accommodation
- City tour in Aracataca
- Expenses at the airport or at land stops
- Ride mules during the tour
- Per diem and / or unspecified services
- Obey the instructions and instructions from the guide
- Bring ecological awareness
- Do not feed the animals that are on the way
- It is forbidden to dump garbage and extract any type of plant, animal and geological material
- People who are vegetarians or with specific food requirements, notify when making the reservation
- Publicize special cases of health, preexistence, diets or special medications. If our trip is positive, the attendance list is required, with its respective identity document and contact telephone number, in order to prepare the accident policy that the group would be covering during the activity in the field.
- If you suffer from any illness or allergy, please notify us at the time of booking
- Do not bathe in the rivers with soap or shampoo
- If you suffer from an allergy or illness, it is important that you notify the agency of the same to take this recommendation into account when preparing food, personal care and medications are the obligation of each client
- Stay hydrated constantly
- Apply sunscreen every two hours
- Bring only the essentials in your backpack, to enjoy the trip
- Comfortable clothes, walking shoes
- Wear sports shoes for the tour, and sandals for the camp
- Among your clothes make sure to wear shorts or bermuda shorts, t-shirts, sweatshirts, socks
- A suitable backpack
- Grooming items
- Personal Medicines (if you need)
- Sunglasses with UV filter
- Swimsuit
- 1 liter water bottle
- Headlamp with spare batteries
- 1 whistle
- Waterproof trekking boots
- Comfortable shoes to rest in camps
- Biodegradable insect repellent
- Biodegradable sunscreen
City Tour in Aracataca: We will take a tour of the different sites inspired by Gabo to write his work “One Hundred Years of Solitude” and found the epicenter of the Great Macondo.
Ecological Trail: Environmental walk knowing the waterfalls and sources of water rivers, the flora and fauna of the area.
Sighting: Enjoy a magical place where natural beauty radiates, with birds from the region.
Munkuawuinaka La Esperanza People: Chat with the Kogui indigenous community about their culture, traditions and customs.
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