4-Day San Jose del Guaviare Tour: Cerro Azul & Guayabero River

A multi-day walk through ancient rock art and Amazonian river canyons

A 4-day all-inclusive tour in San Jose del Guaviare that takes you through four separate walking routes: the Stone Route along a crystal-clear river, the Raudal Route to the Guayabero River's Angosturas II canyon, the Rock Route past ancient indigenous murals, and the Orion Route through cretaceous rock formations. The tour includes three nights' hotel, all meals, internal transfers, entrance fees, a Spanish-speaking guide and medical insurance. Pickup happens at the airport or bus terminal on arrival. An optional indigenous evening with the Tukano community runs when the group reaches at least 14 people.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1: Stone Route and Arrival

• Arrive at airport or bus terminal
• Transfer to hotel and drop bags
• Walk Flintstone Route (4 km)
• Enjoy sunset at ancient lagoon
• Have breakfast, lunch, and dinner
• Overnight at hotel

Day 2: Route Raudal Exploration

• Have breakfast at hotel
• Walk Route Raudal (6 km)
• Explore Guayabero River Angosturas II
• Visit river sidewalk community
• Have lunch and dinner
• Overnight at hotel

Day 3: Rock Route and Indigenous Murals

• Have breakfast at hotel
• Walk Rock Route (4 km)
• Discover ancient rock murals
• Have lunch and dinner
• Overnight at hotel

Day 4: Orion Route and Departure

• Have breakfast
• Walk Orion Route (5 km)
• See cretaceous rock formations
• Explore savannas with clear waters
• Have lunch

The experience

The tour starts when your guide meets you at the airport or bus terminal, takes you to the hotel to drop bags, and heads straight out on the first day to the Stone Route: a 4-kilometer walk into tropical forest that ends at a river of colored waters (May to December) or natural bridges (December to May), depending on the season. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are included every day, as is your hotel room for three nights, though the operator notes that rural accommodation may become available in 2026 alongside the current urban options.

The Raudal Route covers 6 kilometers to the Guayabero River's Angosturas II, a canyon surrounded by Amazonian forest where you'll see both a 360-degree landscape and rock art murals carved into the canyon walls. The Rock Route is a 4-kilometer walk past mysterious indigenous rock carvings more than 10,000 years old. The Orion Route, also about 5 kilometers, crosses rocky vegetation and ends in savannas with clear water and aquatic plants. This route does not include a hotel night. The order of the routes shifts based on operating conditions and group composition, so the experience stays the same regardless of sequence.

Your guide speaks Spanish throughout. If you need English or French, bilingual guides or translators are available as an add-on at checkout. The tour requires at least a moderate level of physical fitness for the walking distances. Medical care insurance is included in the price. An optional evening with the Tukano indigenous community can be arranged if your group reaches 14 or more people on the same package.

What’s included

• Pickup from the airport or bus terminal.
• internal transfers between sites.
• three nights' hotel accommodation.
• all breakfast, lunch and dinner.
• entrance fees to the Stone Route, Raudal Route, Rock Route and Orion Route.
• a Spanish-speaking guide.
• and medical care insurance.

Before you book

Days and timesMonday, Saturday and Sunday

AgesAdult (12 to 59 years) · Senior (60 and older) · Youth (10 to 11 years) · Child (4 to 9 years) · Infant (under 4)

GroupUp to 9

Live guideSpanish

Meeting point and pickupHotel pickup included.You can choose from 10 pickup points.

Cancellation and refundsFree cancellation up to 24 h before the start. After that, no refund.It may be canceled if the minimum number of travelers isn't reached. If that happens, you're offered another date or a refund.

Prices and times updated 10 days ago

Good to know

Moderate physical levelPublic transport nearby

Operated by Geotours del Guaviare

Is this one for you?Book this four-day trip if you have consecutive days free and want meals and lodging included throughout. You'll stay in one base hotel while visiting local-run routes, with a bilingual guide available at checkout.

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Top questions

Can children come?

Yes. Ticket types: Youth (10 to 11 years); Child (4 to 9 years); Infant (under 4).

What are the four walking routes on this 4-day tour?

The Stone Route walks 4 kilometers through tropical forest to a colored river or natural bridges; the Raudal Route covers 6 kilometers to the Guayabero River canyon with rock art; the Rock Route is 4 kilometers past 10,000-year-old indigenous murals; and the Orion Route walks 5 kilometers through rocky terrain to clear-water savannas. The order changes based on operating conditions.

Does the tour include meals and accommodation?

Yes. All three meals are included every day, and three nights' hotel accommodation are part of the package. The hotel is urban, though rural options may become available in 2026. The Orion Route does not include a hotel night.

What's included in the price?

The tour includes pickup from the airport or bus terminal, internal transfers, all meals, three nights' hotel, entrance fees to the sites, a Spanish-speaking guide and medical care insurance.

Can I arrange a guide in English or French?

The standard guide speaks Spanish. Bilingual guides or translators in English or French are available as an add-on. Select this option at checkout.

Is there an option to meet the Tukano indigenous community?

An optional evening with the Tukano community can be arranged, but only if your group has at least 14 people on the same package.

How fit do I need to be for this tour?

The tour requires at least a moderate level of physical fitness. The walking routes range from 4 to 6 kilometers each, spread across the four days.