What to bring
Trekking Equipment
- Short sleeve cotton T-shirts and shirts
- Lightweight Pants
- Cap
- Repellent
- Warm clothing for the evening: sweater or jacket, hat, scarf, gloves and trousers
- Footwear suitable for hiking
- Sandals
- Lightweight fleece parka
- Flashlight and batteries
- Poncho or rain coat
- Sleeping bag
- Towel and swimsuit
- Strong, water resistant canvas bag
- Daypack to carry personal items
- Sunglasses
- Sunscreen
- Bottled water
- Personal first aid kit and medication
- Walking stick (with rubber tip)
- Camera, batteries and, if necessary, film
Cultural Tours
- Comfortable shoes
- Cap
- Sunscreen
- Rain coat or light poncho
- Sunglasses
- Clothing appropriate for the temperature of each city
- Camera, batteries and, if necessary, film
Jungle
- Rubber boots (also provided in the hotels)
- Long-sleeve cotton T-shirts
- Repellent
- Rain coat or light poncho
- Sunscreen
- Poncho or rain coat
- Cotton trousers and clothing
- Regular underwear
- Flashlight
- Camera, batteries and, if necessary, film
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