FOR YOUR VISIT
To make your experience comfortable and safe:
Clothing and Footwear
Closed shoes with good grip (hiking), light clothing but covering from the sun and branches. For the evening, a jacket (the forest is cool). At the entrance, we have rubber boots for most sizes.
Raincoat
It can always rain in the Andean forest. Bring a raincoat to enjoy the weather without worries.
Headlamp
At night there is no electric light on the trails. Your own lighting is essential for safe mobility.
Insect Repellent
Must be natural, preferably without harmful chemicals to protect the ecosystem.
Hydration
Bring a reusable water bottle. We have clean spring water for you to refill.
Sunscreen
Essential to protect your skin during day tours.
Attitude
Come with an open mind, a desire to learn, and deep respect for the forest.
What NOT to Bring
Noisy electronic equipment (nowhere to plug them in), unnecessary single-use plastics, mass tourism attitudes. Antibacterial products or antibiotics.
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