ABOUT US
Preserving the Amazon’s Beauty
Kasabe Tour
We are located in the northwest of the city of Leticia, the capital of the Colombian Amazon, a place where for more than 20 years we have been developing tourism activities at the service of national and international visitors. We have been registered since 2001, which establishes us as a reliable option with extensive experience in the sector.
Our activities take place in the Yahuarcaca micro-basin, a unique location in Leticia with great biodiversity. It consists of a stream and a lagoon system, home to several indigenous communities.
We are a tourism operator agency with RNT 10949 from the Ministry of Commerce, Industry, and Tourism. We are affiliated with the Amazon Chamber of Commerce. As a family-owned business, we have been residents of this beautiful corner of the country since the late 1980s.
We believe that tourism is one of the greatest assets of our tropical rainforest. It serves as a powerful incentive for the conservation of this magnificent ecosystem.
*”We see tourism as a respectful way to preserve the Amazon. We provide unique experiences of direct contact with nature.”*
Yahrauca
The Yahuarcaca is a lagoon system composed of a stream and eight lakes. Its waters are calm and dark, resembling the color of tea. They are rich in biodiversity, with a potential of 450 fish species within just 15 km.
The lakes are home to the famous piranhas and the beautiful pink dolphin, which delights visitors with its occasional appearances as it surfaces for air, often accompanied by its young playfully jumping above the water.
This ecosystem hosts over 100 species of resident and migratory birds. Among the residents are herons, ducks, cormorants, terns, and marsh and fishing eagles. Migratory species include Canadian ducks and scissor-tailed birds.
Various monkey species can also be spotted, such as the pygmy marmoset (the smallest monkey in the world), white-fronted capuchins, squirrel monkeys, and nocturnal owl monkeys. Additionally, the area is home to spiders, turtles, anacondas, and aquatic snakes, making it a privileged destination for visitors.
Our guides are native locals with knowledge passed down through generations. Their ancestral culture, traditions, and warm hospitality allow tourists to truly experience Amazonian warmth. Through sustainable tourism, they strive to preserve the Amazon for future generations.
