Activities

• Jungle trip: Hikes and exploration of the jungle ecosystem, guided by experts in the area.
• Kayak trip: Navigate the region's rivers to explore the aquatic fauna and flora of the Amazon.
• Jungle Survival: Instruction on how to survive in the jungle, including orientation techniques and natural resource management.
• Interpretation of Flora: Learn about the native plants and trees of the Amazon, their use and their role in the ecosystem.
• Wildlife Sighting: Observation of diverse animal species in their natural habitat, including birds, mammals and reptiles.
• Indigenous Cultures: Interaction with local communities and learning about their traditions and worldview.

Transportation

• Ground Transportation: Transfers in vehicles suitable for accessing different parts of the jungle and reserves.
• River Transport: Boat navigation along the region's rivers to access remote areas and go on excursions.

Accomodation

• Jungle camp: Rustic accommodation in the middle of the jungle, allowing an authentic experience close to nature.
• Accommodation in a Nature Reserve and Hotel: During the tour, travelers will also have accommodation in the Tucuxira Nature Reserve and at the Waira Suites Hotel in Leticia, where they can rest in comfort.

Other

• Professional Guide: Specialized and experienced guide to ensure safety and enrich the experience, providing information about nature and local culture.
• Food: It includes local meals prepared during the trip, with options adapted to the region and local products.

1. Gratuities: Gratuities for guides, drivers and other local services are not included.
2. Alcoholic and additional drinks: Alcoholic beverages or any other extra consumption other than what is included in meals are not covered.
3. Personal expenses: Any additional personal expenses, such as purchases of souvenirs, toiletries, etc.
4. Optional activities: Any activity not specifically mentioned in the itinerary, such as additional excursions or special experiences, may have an extra cost.
5. Any other service not mentioned: For example, extra activities outside the itinerary, such as massages, spa treatments or additional services at the hotel.

1. Weather Conditions

• Hot and humid climate: The Amazon has a tropical climate, with high temperatures and high humidity all year round. Rainfall is frequent, so be prepared for sudden precipitation.
• Insects and fauna: There is a large presence of insects, such as mosquitoes, that can transmit diseases. It is advisable to use insect repellent and protective clothing (long sleeves and long pants). In addition, animals such as snakes, spiders and other wild animals live in the jungle. The guides will be able to guide you on how to act if you encounter them.

2. Health and Safety

• Vaccines and preventive medication: It is essential to consult a doctor before traveling to ensure you have the necessary vaccines (such as yellow fever) and to take the necessary precautions against malaria and other tropical diseases.
• Hydration: Humidity and heat can be intense. Make sure to carry a reusable water bottle and drink constantly to avoid dehydration.
• Personal medication: Take any medication you may need during the trip and be sure to inform your guide about your health condition.

3. Jungle Safety

• Professional guides: You will be accompanied at all times by expert guides in the jungle, which is crucial to ensure your safety and to learn about the flora, fauna and ecosystem of the Amazon.
• Precautions in activities: In activities such as hiking or kayaking, always follow the guide's instructions and maintain a cautious attitude. Avoid approaching wild animals or taking plants without proper guidance.

4. Respect for Nature and Local Cultures

• Responsible behavior: It is essential to respect the natural environment and the rules of conservation. You should not leave garbage or damage flora and fauna. Use the bags provided for your garbage and respect established trails.
• Interaction with indigenous communities: During the tour, you'll be able to interact with local communities. It's important to be respectful of their customs, ask permission before taking pictures, and listen to their stories and knowledge. Avoid imposing your culture and try to learn from theirs.

5. Accommodation and Comfort

• Jungle camp: At times, you'll sleep in rustic jungle camps, where conditions will be more primitive, such as sleeping in hammocks or simple accommodations. Being mentally prepared for this type of accommodation is essential.
• Comfort at the hotel: At the end of the tour, you'll enjoy a night at the Hotel Waira Suites, where you can rest in more comfortable conditions. However, the jungle experience will be much more rustic the first few nights.

6. Physical Activities and Requirements

• Demanding physical activities: Jungle trekking and hiking can be challenging due to uneven terrain, humidity and high temperatures. It is advisable to be in adequate physical shape to enjoy activities without problems.
• Kayak trips: Some activities such as kayaking require basic rowing skills, but guides will be there to guide you. Be sure to follow the instructions to ensure safety in the water.

7. Technology and Connectivity

• Limited connectivity: In the most remote areas of the Amazon, you will not have internet access or telephone coverage. This is a perfect opportunity to disconnect and fully enjoy nature.
• Electronic equipment: If you want to bring cameras or phones, make sure you have extra batteries, as electricity won't always be available in remote areas. An external battery is a good idea.

8. Personal Preparation

• Appropriate clothing: Wear light, quick-drying and comfortable clothing. In addition, it is essential to wear long-sleeved clothing and long pants to protect yourself from insects. Don't forget a hat, sunglasses and sunscreen.
• Suitable footwear: It is advisable to wear trekking boots or sturdy footwear for jungle treks, as well as sandals or water shoes for kayaking trips.

9. Personal Safety and Emergencies

• Emergencies: Although you'll be accompanied by expert guides, it's useful to have basic knowledge of how to act in an emergency. Always have emergency contact numbers handy, which will usually be provided to you at the start of the trip.

Clothing and Footwear

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

Personal items

• Protector solar (alto factor).
• Insect repellent.
• Quick-drying towel
• Handkerchiefs or bandanas.
• Waterproof bag for electronic devices.
• Personal hygiene kit (toothbrush, biodegradable soap, etc.).
• Personal medications (if needed)

Equipment

• Small backpack for daily excursions.
• Flashlight or headlamp with additional batteries.
• Camera or phone (with portable charger).
• Reusable water bottle

Health and Safety

• Travel insurance (recommended).
• Certificate of vaccinations (yellow fever, malaria, etc.).
• Emergency medications (such as pain relievers, antiallergic drugs, etc.).

Other

• Copy of the identity document or passport.
• Plastic or ziplock bags for wet clothes.