Day and Night Activities:

• Activities during the day: You'll explore the Amazon rainforest, take guided hikes to discover local flora and fauna, and have the opportunity to interact with indigenous communities. Activities include pink dolphin sighting in the rivers and Wildlife observation in their natural habitat.
• Evening activities: During the night, night walks take place to observe animals that are active in the dark. You can also enjoy the incredible views of the starry sky and listen to the sounds of the night jungle.

Indigenous Cultures:

• You'll immerse yourself in the traditions and ways of life of local indigenous communities. You will learn about their customs, ancient practices and the deep connection they have with nature through visits to villages and educational talks.

Accomodation:

• You will spend the night in ecological accommodations that offer total immersion in nature, such as in Marasha Nature Reserve (Peru) And the Hotel Waira Selva in Puerto Narino (Colombia), where you can rest in comfortable cabins surrounded by the jungle.

Dolphin Watching:

• During the tour in the Amazon rivers, you will have the opportunity to see the pink dolphins, a unique species in the region, while you canoe through the waters of the Amazon.

Jungle Hikes:

• You will perform guided jungle hikes to discover its flora and fauna. Professional guides will provide you with information about the species of plants, trees and animals that inhabit the region, as well as the ecological importance of each one.

Interpretation of Flora:

• Throughout the tour, the guides will provide a detailed interpretation of the Amazonian flora, explaining the medicinal properties of many of the plants and how local communities use them in their daily lives.

Wildlife Sighting:

• You will have the opportunity to observe the Amazonian fauna, such as monkeys, toucans, caimans and a wide variety of endemic species, both during jungle hikes and canoe trips along the region's rivers.

Professional Guide:

• Un professional guide will accompany you throughout the tour, providing you with information about the Amazon ecosystem, local culture and various activities. The guide will also ensure your safety and well-being during hikes and canoe trips.

Ground Transportation:

• The plan includes the ground transportation necessary to transfer you between different activities and accommodations within the Amazon region, such as the trip from Leticia to Puerto Nariño and from there to the Marasha Reserve.

River Transport:

• El river transport taking a canoe or boat is an essential part of the experience, as you will sail along the Amazon rivers, exploring hard-to-reach areas and observing nature at its best.

• Gratuities: Las gratuities for guides, drivers and other local staff are not included, but they are optional and well received if travelers wish to recognize the service received.
• Personal expenses: Personal shopping or any expense outside the itinerary, such as additional souvenirs or products that are not related to the organized activity.
• Additional foods: Although the plan includes the Feeding basic, like breakfast, lunch and dinner, food or beverage expenses outside of these services are not included.
• Extra activities: Activities that are not specifically mentioned in the itinerary, such as additional tours, extreme sports or any other experience that is not included in the plan.
• Alcohol and specialty drinks: Las Alcoholic beverages and other special drinks other than those offered at meals (water, juices, etc.) are not included.

• Weather and conditions: The Amazon rainforest has a warm and humid climate all year round, with frequent rains. It is recommended to be prepared for Sudden rains and wear light clothes, but waterproof.
• Accommodation in the jungle: The accommodation is in eco-habs or ecological cabins, which means that you will be in direct contact with nature. Don't expect the amenities of a luxury hotel, but expect an authentic and comfortable experience in a natural environment.
• Health and safety risks: The Amazon rainforest may be far from medical centers, so it's recommended carry health insurance that covers emergencies in remote areas. Also make sure you are vaccinated against diseases such as yellow fever, typhoid and hepatitis A y B, and consult your doctor before the trip.
• Transportation in the region: Transportation is mainly fluvial and terrestrial. Access to some areas can be complicated, so travelers should be prepared for trips in canoe o canisters, and be aware that transport may be slower than usual.
• Food and drink: The plan includes basic food, but the alcoholic drinks and additional snacks are not covered. Also, if you have any food allergy, it is essential that you report this in advance.
• Protection against insects: The Amazon is home to a wide variety of insects. It is recommended to wear insect repellent and wear long-sleeved clothing on hikes, especially at dusk or at night.
• Interaction with indigenous communities: During the trip, travelers will have the opportunity to interact with local indigenous communities. It is important to be respectful of their customs and traditions, as well as to follow the instructions of the guides.
• Physical Health: Although the route is not very demanding, the terrain is uneven and can be difficult in some areas, so it is advisable to have a good physical condition for walking and outdoor activities.
• Cash: In remote areas, such as Marasha Nature Reserve and Puerto Nariño, the options for paying with a card may be limited, so it is recommended to carry cash in the local currency (COP or PEN).
• Preparing for the adventure: The trip includes jungle hikes, river navigation and exploration under natural conditions. Travelers should be prepared for the immersion in nature And the chance of getting wet during river activities.
• Sustainability: It is important to remember that the experience takes place in an ecological environment and in contact with nature. Travelers are expected to follow sustainable practices, such as Do not leave garbage, Respect the fauna and support local communities.

• Comfortable and lightweight clothing:Clothing made of cotton or breathable material.

1. Replacement clothing for humid days.
2. Long pants and long sleeve shirts to protect you from insects.
3. swimsuit(if you want to swim or get wet in the river).
   

• Raincoat or rain poncho:The jungle has frequent rains, so it's essential to be prepared to get wet.
  
• Comfortable and resistant shoes: Hiking boots or closed shoes for jungle hikes.
  Sandals or comfortable shoes for light activities.
  
• Insect repellent:To protect you from mosquitoes and other insects, especially during walks and night walks.
  
• Sunscreen:To protect the skin from the sun during outdoor activities.
  
• Hat or cap:To protect you from the sun during the day.
  
• Personal medications and basic health kit:Any medication you regularly use.
  

1. Medications for stomach discomfort or allergies.
2. Antihistamines if you are prone to bites.
   

• Travel insurance:Make sure you buy health insurance for emergencies and care in remote areas.
  
• Camera or mobile phone:To capture special moments and memories, although not all places will have a signal.
  
• Cash:In local currencies (COP or PEN) for personal purchases, tips and other expenses.
  
• Reusable water bottle:To stay hydrated during activities.
  
• Protection for your belongings:Plastic bags to keep your clothes and objects dry during water activities.
  
• Additional food or snacks:If you prefer, you can bring your own snacks in case you need anything extra.
  
• Passport or identity document:Especially if you're crossing between Colombia and Peru.