Amazon Safari: Three Countries, One Untamed Jungle Adventure

The Amazon Xtreme Challenge and Jungle Survival excursion lasts four days and three nights. The itinerary includes arrival in Leticia and transfer to the jungle on the first day, followed by three intense days of survival activities and exploration of Amazonian biodiversity. Different areas of the jungle are visited, each with its own unique environment and challenges, allowing participants to learn orientation, hunting, and gathering techniques. At the end, the tour returns to Leticia, concluding with a reflection on the experience.

No previous survival experience is required to participate in the Amazon Xtreme Challenge and Jungle Survival tour. Although the program is designed for adventurers, experienced guides provide constant instruction and supervision. Easy-to-learn and practice survival techniques are offered, tailored to the participants' level. However, it is recommended to be in good physical condition and prepared to face the natural conditions of the Amazon rainforest. This tour is a unique opportunity to discover new skills in a challenging environment.

For the Amazon Xtreme Challenge and Jungle Survival tour, it is recommended to wear comfortable, breathable clothing, ideally quick-drying, suitable footwear for hiking on uneven terrain, and a hat or cap for sun protection. It is essential to pack insect repellent, sunscreen, a light raincoat, and a flashlight with extra batteries. It is also advisable to bring a reusable water bottle, basic toiletries, and a small backpack for daily hikes. Due to the tour conditions, it is recommended to limit your luggage to the essentials.

The Amazon rainforest enjoys a year-round tropical climate, characterized by high temperatures and high humidity. Temperatures can range between 25 and 30 degrees Celsius, although they can drop slightly at night. The rainy season runs from November to May, during which rainfall is frequent and intense, which can make the trails more challenging. It is essential to be prepared for rainy weather even during the dry season. Wearing waterproof and water-resistant clothing is recommended to ensure a more comfortable experience during the hike.