Day and Night Activities:

1. Jungle hikes: Guided tours through the Amazon rainforest to explore its biodiversity and learn about its ecosystem.
2. Jungle camp: A unique experience of spending the night in the jungle, connecting with nature in an authentic way.
3. Interpretation of Flora: Detailed knowledge about plant species in the Amazon region.
4. Wildlife Sighting: Opportunity to observe native jungle animals, such as monkeys, exotic birds and other animals typical of the region.
5. Riverside Communities: Visit to local communities located along the rivers, with the opportunity to learn about their traditions, customs and ways of life.

Services:

1. Professional Guide: An expert who will lead the walks, activities and explanations about the flora, fauna and culture of the area.
2. Ground Transportation: Transfers by car from Leticia to the Book Heliconias.
3. River Transport: Boat trips along the rivers of the Amazon region, for activities such as wildlife watching and trips to nearby communities.
4. Food: Food is included throughout the experience, with typical dishes from the region, generally based on local ingredients such as fish, cassava, fruits and vegetables from the area.
5. Accomodation: Stay at the Book Heliconias, a place of eco-accommodation surrounded by nature.

• Personal expenses: Any personal expenses during the tour, such as souvenirs, alcoholic beverages, or additional purchases in local communities, are not included.
• Gratuities: Gratuities for guides, local staff or drivers are not included.
• Optional activities: Some additional activities, such as tours or special tours that are not on the basic itinerary, may have an additional cost.
• Medical treatments: Any type of medical care or treatment that travelers may need during the trip, such as medicines or visits to clinics, is not covered.
• drinks: Although food is included, beverages (except water) are generally not covered in food packages.

• Weather conditions:The climate in the Amazon rainforest is warm, humid and rainy all year round. It is recommended to be prepared for frequent rains and high temperatures.
  Wearing light but also waterproof clothing (such as ponchos or jackets) is essential.
  
• Health and safety:It is advisable to have up-to-date vaccines, such as yellow fever and other preventive measures recommended for traveling to the Amazon region.
  It is suggested to carry a personal kit with basic medicines, insect repellent and sunscreen.
  The reserve is located in a remote area, so it's important to be prepared for secluded conditions and jungle nature.
  
• Connecting with nature:The accommodation will be in a rustic environment, with nights of camping in the jungle. This implies a disconnect from urban life, so it's important to be prepared to live with nature.
  Access to electricity and telephone signal will be limited, especially in the most remote areas.
  
• Physical activities:Jungle hikes can be physically demanding due to humidity and uneven terrain. It is recommended to be in good physical condition.
  The walks and activities will take place under the supervision of local guides, but it's important to always follow their instructions to ensure safety.
  
• Meals:The meals will be based on local and fresh products, so travelers can expect to try flavors typical of the Amazon region.
  If you have dietary restrictions or food allergies, it's important to report them in advance.
  
• Respect for local communities:Travelers will have the opportunity to get to know the coastal communities. Respect must be shown for their customs, traditions and daily life.
  Purchases of handicrafts and other products must be made in a respectful manner and aware of the cultural value of the objects.
  
• Recommended luggage:Lightweight clothing, insect repellent, sunscreen, hiking boots, and swimwear.
  Small and lightweight backpacks for hiking.
  Flashlight or headlamp, since at some points in the trip there may be no electricity at night.
  
• Travel conditions:Due to the location in the jungle, transportation will mostly take place in boats and off-road vehicles. Routes can be unpredictable depending on weather conditions.
  

• Clothes:Lightweight and comfortable clothing for hot and humid weather
  Waterproof clothing (ponchos or rain jackets)
  Swimwear (for water activities)
  Trekking boots or water resistant shoes
  
• accessories:Sun protection hat or cap
  Sunglasses
  Mosquito net or sleeping net (if not included)
  
• Personal protective equipment:Insect repellent
  High protection sunscreen
  Personal first aid kit (with basic medications)
  Flashlight or headlight with extra batteries
  
• Other items:Lightweight hiking backpack
  Reusable water bottle
  Camera or device for capturing memories
  Additional underwear and socks
  
• Documentation and money:Personal identification (passport or identity document)
  Cash (in local currency or dollars) for personal purchases
  
• Food and snacks(optional, depending on the itinerary and personal preferences) :Energy bars or snacks that are easy to transport
  
• Other optional items:Binoculars for wildlife watching
  Notebook or notebook for notes
  Personal hygiene items (wet wipes, soap, etc.)