Packing List
✓ We provide these
Raincoats available for:
Heights 1.50m – 1.90m / 4'11" – 6'3"
Tip: You can always bring your own for a perfect fit.
Tip: You can always bring your own for a perfect fit.
Rubber boots available for:
EU sizes 35–46 / US sizes 4–12
For all jungle activities.
For all jungle activities.
Life jackets
For all excursions, available for most travelers, limited sizes for children.
For safety during the canoe rides.
For safety during the canoe rides.
Not covered by these sizes? We recommend bringing your own or contact us in advance, we’ll do our best to find a solution.
Essentials Must have
Travel document
Copy of your ID or passport.
Cash
Bring $30-50 in small bills ($1, $5, $10) for soft drinks, tips, or community visits.
Insect repellent
Strong mosquito or insect repellent. Bring enough for your whole trip.
Sunblock
SPF 50 waterproof sunscreen.
Flashlight/headlamp
Bring a headlamp or flashlight. Your phone light works too.
Hat or cap
Bring a hat for sun protection. Any hat works.
Enough clothing
Bring enough sets of clothing for your tour. Preferably clothes that dry fast. Long sleeves and long pants are better as they protect you from sun and bugs. You can also bring some short sleeves and shorts if you prefer.
Shoes
Sandals or sneakers for use in and around the lodge. For excursions, we always use the provided rubber boots.
Swimsuit
For swimming in lagoons.
Recommended Suggested
Waterproof bag
Dry bag to protect camera, phone, documents during canoe trips. Ziplock or plastic bags work as well. We also cover the luggage with plastic during transport.
Sunglasses
Good for reducing sun reflection from water.
Camera/phone
For wildlife and nature photos.
Portable charger
Bring a power bank. We have electricity and charging stations but it can give extra comfort.
After-bite relief
Anti-itch cream or stick for mosquito bites.
Water bottle
Reusable 1L bottle. Filtered water available at lodge.
OptionalNice to have
Binoculars
Great for birdwatching and spotting distant wildlife.
Reading material
Book or e-reader for downtime.
Notebook & pen
For journaling or wildlife notes.
Own towel
Towels are provided for room-use only in the lodge, so for swimming you can bring your own.
Warmer layer
Bring a light jacket or hoodie for evening. It gets cool at night (15°C/59°F).
Important notes
Weather Conditions
The Amazon has two seasons. The dry season is December to March. The rainy season is April to November. During the day it is 25-28°C all year. At night it gets cooler, around 15°C. We run tours all year round.
Health & Safety
To safeguard your health, consult your doctor about yellow fever and malaria precautions before your trip. If you choose to take malaria medication, we recommend starting it one week prior to departure to minimize any potential side effects during the tour. Bring all necessary medications with you.
Connectivity
Let family and friends know that you will be disconnected during the tour, as there is no open Wi-Fi or phone service in this remote area.
Tour Group Size
Our tours are designed with small groups between 8 and 10 people to provide a more personalized experience.
Family Travel
Families are welcome! We recommend a minimum age of 5 for children.