An enriching one-day ecological adventure designed to explore Bogotá's aquatic ecosystems and hidden biodiversity. The itinerary offers a unique nature immersion led by a bilingual expert, ideal for spotting and learning about the local flora and fauna in the city's wetlands. To ensure the group's comfort, the experience includes private transportation for all transfers on the itinerary, a healthy refreshment during the tour to recharge energy in a mindful way, and the full support of a medical assistance card.
It includes:
Eco-tour of Bogotá's wetlands, guided visit led by biodiversity experts (local flora and fauna), English-speaking tour guide, private transportation service, healthy refreshment, medical assistance card/insurance
Itinerary (Total duration: 8 hours)
10:00–10:30 | Meet-up and Departure (30 min)
Start point: Pickup of guests at the Museum of Contemporary Art (Minuto de Dios). Meet the bilingual guide, board the private transportation, and transfer to the first destination.
10:30 AM – 12:30 PM | Santa María del Lago Wetland (2 hours)
Arrival at the nearest wetland. Guided nature tour along its well-maintained trails, observation of waterbirds, and identification of urban flora with the expert guide.
12:30 PM - 1:00 PM | Transfer to Engativá (30 min)
Journey by private vehicle to the west side of the city.
1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. | Jaboque Wetland and Lunch/Refreshment (2 hours)
Exploration of the vast biodiversity and pre-Hispanic monoliths of the Jaboque Wetland. There will be a mid-tour break to enjoy a healthy snack and recharge your batteries.
3:00–3:40 PM | Transfer to the North (40 min)
Journey by private transportation towards the Suba/Usaquén area.
3:40 PM - 5:30 PM | Córdoba Wetland (1 hour and 50 minutes)
Guided nature walk through one of the city's best-preserved wetlands. Detailed observation of endemic and migratory birds, and analysis of the riparian forest ecosystem with the English-speaking guide.
5:30–6:00 p.m. | Return (30 min)
End of the educational day and final transfer by private transportation back to the starting point at the Museum of Contemporary Art.
