Activities

• Jungle hikes: Guided explorations through the jungle to learn about its biodiversity.
• Boating and kayaking: Canoe or kayak trips along the Amazon rivers.
• Wildlife watching: Observation of animals such as monkeys, birds and other animals typical of the region.
• Dolphin watching: Opportunity to see pink dolphins in the Amazon rivers.
• Isla de los Micos: Visit to an island inhabited by monkeys, one of the most fun attractions in the Amazon.
• Indigenous culture: Interaction with local communities to learn about their traditions and way of life.
• Handicrafts: Possibility to purchase local handicrafts, reflecting the culture of the communities visited.
• Interpretation of flora: Specialized guides explain the Amazonian flora and its medicinal and cultural use.

Included Services

• Accomodation: Stay in rustic cabins, ecological reserves and jungle camps.
• Food: Typical meals of the region, provided during the trip.
• Professional guide: Local experts who accompany and guide activities in the jungle.
• Land and river transport: Transfers in vehicles and boats between different destinations and reservations.

• Travel insurance (recommended).
• Alcoholic drinks or soft drinks not included in the menu.
• Tips for guides and service personnel.
• Additional optional activities not specified in the itinerary.
• Personal expenses (souvenirs, personal purchases, etc.).
• Vaccines or health certificates (such as yellow fever), which may be required to travel to the region.

• Weather conditions: The Amazon region is hot and humid, with frequent rains. It's important to be prepared for a tropical and variable climate.
• Health and vaccination: It is recommended to have the necessary vaccines, such as yellow fever, and to carry personal medications. Travelers may need to present a vaccination certificate to enter the region.
• Natural hazards: The jungle is a natural environment that presents certain risks, such as insects, reptiles and wild animals. They will be instructed on how to prevent insect bites and stay safe during activities.
• Accommodation conditions: Some accommodations can be basic or rustic, adapted to the remote nature of the area. This is part of the experience, but you should be prepared for simplicity.
• Physical preparation: Jungle hikes and activities can be demanding. It is advisable to have an adequate physical level to fully enjoy the experience.
• Respect for the environment and local cultures: The rules of respect for the environment and the customs of local indigenous communities must be followed. The preservation of the jungle and respect for its inhabitants are fundamental.
• Limited technology: In many areas, there will be no mobile phone coverage or internet access. Travelers should be prepared to disconnect during the tour.
• Appropriate clothing and equipment: It is essential to wear light, quick-drying clothing that protects against insects, such as a repellent. In addition, it is recommended to wear hiking boots, hats, sunglasses and sun protection.
• Safety and professional guidance: They will always be accompanied by professional guides who know the region and the best practices to ensure safety and comfort during activities.
• Additional expenses: Travelers should be prepared to cover additional expenses, such as drinks not included, tips and souvenir purchases.

• Light and comfortable clothing (quick-drying clothing, long sleeve t-shirt and long pants for insect protection).
• Jacket or raincoat (for rain).
• Trekking boots or comfortable and sturdy shoes.
• Hat or cap for sun protection.
• Sun protection (sunscreen, lip balm)
• Insect repellent.
• Sunglasses.
• Small backpack for daily excursions.
• Personal hygiene items (toothbrush, towel, etc.).
• Personal medications and basic kit (including anti-malaria medicines if needed).
• Certificate of vaccination (especially yellow fever).
• Camera or telephone (although there will be no coverage in some places, it is advisable to bring it for photos).
• Cash (in local currency or dollars, for personal expenses and purchases).
• Replacement lenses (if you wear glasses).
• Additional chargers and batteries (may be useful, although there won't always be electricity).
• Flashlight or headlamp (essential for nights in the jungle).