Surikí - Jaguar Reserve and Reconciliation
Payment per person to reserve (40% of the total price)
VAT included
TOTAL PRICE per person FOR A MINIMUM GROUP OF 2 people: $1,500,000 (40% to reserve your spot; ask about our prices for groups larger than 6 people)
Duration: 3 days / 2 nights
Destination: Suriki Nature Reserve
Dates: See available dates on the booking calendar, but ask us about other dates that interest you.
Type of trip: wilderness exploration
In the Urabá region of Antioquia, deep in the jungle and accessible via the mouth of the almost untouched Surikí River, lies the nature reserve founded by the 21 Jiménez siblings as an act of reconciliation with society after their father's murder. It was also an act of kinship with the jaguars that fed on the cattle of their recently relocated herd when transitional justice returned the land that had been stolen from them by illegal armed groups.
The Surikí Nature Reserve is proof that Colombia can make a remarkable comeback from armed conflict. It comprises 400 hectares within a larger area of over 8,000 hectares protected by Afro-Colombian community councils. A visit includes jaguar monitoring with camera traps, observation of various primate species (spider monkeys, cotton-top tamarins, and night monkeys), sloths, hundreds of tropical birds from the more than 250 recorded species, amphibians, and endemic flora throughout the reserve.
River safaris by motorboat and kayak, and guided walks through primary and secondary forests, explore wetlands, mangrove ecosystems, and visit local communities.
A journey of learning, forgiveness and reconciliation inspired by the wildest biodiversity of Colombia.
Includes
- 2 nights' accommodation in rustic cabins
- Complete nutrition
- Round trip river transport from Apartadó
- Guided activities and hosts
- Medical assistance card.
Does not include
- Air or land transport to Apartadó
- Undescribed consumption or experiences.
Ideal traveler profile
- Conscious travelers, academics, photography, biodiversity
- What to bring? Insect repellent, swimsuit, sunscreen, raincoat, extra changes of clothes - it rains a lot in the Pacific and you will learn to enjoy it and be moved by its beauty, but you will get wet.
HOW TO GET THERE
To get there, you can take flights from major Colombian cities with airlines like Satena and Clic. Follow this link for the exact meeting location: maps.app.goo.gl/SLNrqui9ySwzc1Xy6
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