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It will be three (3) days of experiences in Toche, "Homeland of the Wax Palm." In addition to photographing, observing, and appreciating a colony of Yellow-eared Parrots, you will make a contribution to scientific research and contribute to a conservation fund for this species.
We will spend the night at Finca Las Cruces, the place where the naturalist Alexander von Humboldt spent several nights in 1801. We will also camp near the wax palm forests, on a platform where the Toches (an indigenous family) once lived.
During the expedition, we will also have the opportunity to observe other bird species of interest due to their beauty or rarity, such as the Mountain Toucan, the Paramo Parrot, the White-bellied Eagle, among others.
Transfer from Ibagué to Las Cruces, visit to the wax palm forests, and bird watching.
Horseback transfer to the location where the yellow-eared parrot colony is found. Data collection and photography.
Return to Las Cruces farm in Ibagué.
Once we receive your reservation request, we will contact you to provide you with all the information about your trip and the steps to follow to make the payment. You should only make the payment when you receive our confirmation and instructions.
