A Transformative Connection! - Voy a dejar mi opinión en ingles por los otros turisticos estadounidenses-- Juan David is the absolute best! He has a clear appreciation and passion for the bounty of the natural world and the nobility of the Kogui way of live. He is full of vitality, sensitivity and warmth, going above and beyond to give our family an amazing experience-- scaling a cliff to fetch a rare type of mango in one instance, gathering medicinal herbs at night for my sick brother in another. He found ways to weave cultural and historical knowledge into personal stories in ways that really made the country feel real, vital and alive. Above all, Juan David has a true love for people, nature, and life. This has helped him forge true relationships with the Kogui, and their wisdom and grace had a profound impact on my family. I cannot recommend this trip, and Juan David as a guide, enough.

Amazing Experience - Juan David was an amazing guide. Very accommodating and made sure we were taken care of every step of the way. You can tell he has a real passion for what he does. Amazing experience!

Must see tour - One of the best tours I’ve ever experienced. Juan was very knowledgeable of the area. We don’t speak fluent Spanish but he was still able to communicate in a way that made for a great tour. Would highly recommend this experience to anyone visiting colombia.

Nice & interesting full-day hike - That was a long hike in the jungle and in the heat (well, when you get to the beaches, the previous doesn’t sound hot anymore 😅)! The visit of the pueblito Taiku (kogui village) was really interesting, to learn about the community traditions and how they use plants. I saw koguis on TV a few years ago and their philosophy about the environment / Mother Nature and how we should protect it really appealed to me, so that’s why I was interested in meeting them. However I regret the lack of motivation of the « team ». The accompanier (Juan David was away on that day) and the kogui guide didn’t show much motivation and were hardly interacting if I didn’t ask questions. It sometimes felt as if I was hiking on my own. For this price and this kind of tour, I’d have expected more interaction.