• Day and Night Activities: You will explore the jungle both day and night, with different activities that will allow you to get to know the Amazon ecosystem in depth.
• Jungle Hikes: Guided by a professional, these hikes will allow you to explore the jungle's diverse trails, learning about local flora and fauna.
• Professional Guide: An expert in the region will accompany you throughout the tour, providing you with information about biodiversity, local customs and jungle survival techniques.
• Jungle Camp: You'll spend a night or more camping in the heart of the jungle, sleeping in hammocks and experiencing nature at its best.
• Food: Food is included throughout the trip, with local options that will allow you to try the typical cuisine of the region.
• Survival in the Jungle: You will learn basic survival techniques, which will help you to better understand the environment and to develop in this natural environment.
• Ground Transportation: The ground transportation necessary to move between the different points of interest on the itinerary is included.
• River Transport: As part of the Amazon experience, you'll also enjoy boat transfers, navigating the rivers that cross the region.
• Interpretation of Flora: You will learn about Amazonian plants and trees, their medicinal use and their role in the jungle ecosystem.
• Wildlife Sighting: You can observe a rich variety of animals, such as birds, mammals, reptiles and, if you're lucky, the famous pink dolphins of the Amazon.
• Indigenous Cultures: You will have the opportunity to know and learn about local indigenous cultures, their traditions, customs and relationship with nature.
• Isla de los Micos: You'll visit this island, home to a large number of monkeys, and you'll have the opportunity to interact with these animals in their natural habitat.

• Gratuities: Gratuities for guides, drivers and local staff are not included.
• Alcoholic or additional drinks: Any alcoholic or additional drinks you wish to consume during the trip are not covered.
• Personal shopping: Personal expenses, such as souvenirs or additional items, are not included in the cost of the trip.
• Optional activities: Any activity outside the established itinerary, such as additional excursions or special experiences, may have an extra cost.
• Additional Services: Any extra services such as Wi-Fi, phone calls, or services other than those set out in the package.

1. Climatic and Environmental Conditions

• Hot and humid weather: The Amazon has a tropical climate, with high temperatures and constant humidity. Rainfall is frequent, so it's important to be prepared for sudden, heavy rains.
• Insects and fauna: The jungle is home to a large number of insects, such as mosquitoes, that can transmit diseases. It's vital to use repellent and dress appropriately. In addition, some creatures such as snakes and spiders are part of the ecosystem, so caution should be exercised when walking and exploring.

2. Personal Safety and Precautions

• Basic Survival: Although you'll be accompanied by professional guides, having basic knowledge about how to act in the jungle is useful. This includes recognizing poisonous plants, how to orient yourself and what to do in an emergency.
• Avoid contact with wild animals: Although wildlife is fascinating, it's essential to keep a safe distance from animals and not attempt to touch or feed them.
• Respect for nature and local cultures: The Amazon region is inhabited by diverse indigenous communities with their own customs and beliefs. It's important to be respectful of their traditions and not interfere with their ways of life.

3. Health and Wellness

• Vaccines and Health Precautions: It is essential to consult a doctor before traveling to ensure you have the necessary vaccines, such as yellow fever, and to receive recommendations for preventive medications against tropical diseases, such as malaria.
• Hydration: Given the high humidity and temperatures, it's crucial to stay well hydrated. Carrying a reusable water bottle is highly recommended.
• Medication: If you have pre-existing health conditions, make sure you bring enough medications and that you tell your guide about your health condition.

4. Responsible Behavior

• Do not leave garbage: The Amazon is a fragile ecosystem, and it is essential to leave the place as it was found. Bring bags to collect your garbage and not pollute the environment.
• Protection of the environment: Respect local rules on flora and fauna, such as not cutting plants or damaging animal habitats.

5. Living with the Indigenous Community

• Cultural interaction: Many of the places you'll visit are inhabited by indigenous communities. It is important to be respectful of their traditions, to ask for permission before taking photographs and to learn about their worldview and their ancient practices.
• Language: Although in tourist areas you can find staff who speak Spanish, some indigenous communities can speak their native languages. Learning some basic phrases in Spanish and showing interest in their culture will help you have a richer experience.

6. Physical Preparation

• Walks and physical activities: The trip includes jungle hikes and other physical activities that can be challenging due to uneven terrain, heat and humidity. It is advisable to be in good physical shape to enjoy activities without difficulties.

7. Adaptation to the Environment

• Adapting to life in the jungle: In some areas, sleeping in hammocks or camping in the jungle is part of the experience. Life in the Amazon is different from urban life, so it's important to be open-minded and be prepared for rusticity and simplicity in some accommodations.
• Jungle noise: The jungle is full of sounds, from insects to birds and nocturnal animals. It's normal and part of the experience, so it's good to be prepared for these noises if you're not used to it.

8. Technology and Communication

• Limited connectivity: In many parts of the Amazon, the mobile phone and internet signal is limited or no. This can be an excellent opportunity to disconnect and fully enjoy nature.
• Chargers and batteries: Bring a portable charger, as electricity won't always be available, especially in more remote areas.

9. River and Land Transportation

• Boat trips: River transport is common in the region. Although it's a unique experience, it's important to follow the instructions in the water safety guides.
• Mobility in the jungle: The distances between points of interest in the Amazon can be long, and some of the activities require travel in vehicles and boats. It is advisable to be prepared for longer travel times and rustic transport conditions.

Clothing and Footwear:

• Lightweight, comfortable and quick-drying clothing (preferably cotton or linen).
• Long-sleeved clothing and long pants for insect protection.
• Waterproof jacket or poncho (for rain).
• Sturdy and comfortable trekking boots.
• Sandals or water shoes.
• Swimwear

Personal items:

• Sunscreen
• Insect repellent.
• Sunglasses.
• Hat or cap.
• Quick-drying towel
• Handkerchiefs or bandanas.
• Reusable water bottle

Equipment:

• Small backpack for daily excursions.
• Flashlight or lantern with extra batteries.
• Camera or phone with a good camera.
• Portable charger.
• Waterproof bag to protect electronic devices.

Other recommended items:

• Personal medications (if needed)
• Basic first aid kit.
• Plastic or ziplock bags for wet clothes.
• Copy of the identity document.

Health and Safety:

• Necessary vaccines (such as yellow fever)
• Travel insurance (optional but recommended).