Booking Policy & Travel Tips
Booking Policy
At Jungla Amazonas, we aim to make your booking experience simple, transparent, and stress-free. All tour prices include transportation, activities, guiding services, and meals as detailed in each itinerary—no hidden costs.
Reservations
To secure your spot, a 10% deposit is required at the time of booking. The remaining balance must be paid before the start of your tour. Once your reservation is confirmed, you will receive a detailed itinerary and essential travel information.
Cancellations & Refunds
We understand that plans can change. Cancellations made at least 2 days before the tour start date are fully refundable minus a 10% administrative fee.

Packing List
Preparing for the Amazon ensures a comfortable and enjoyable adventure. We recommend packing light but smart. Here’s what you should bring:
Clothing
Lightweight, breathable shirts (long sleeves recommended for sun and insects)
Comfortable pants (quick-dry material preferred)
Shorts for warm days
Light rain jacket or poncho
Swimsuit
Hat or cap for sun protection
Comfortable walking shoes + sandals or flip-flops
Extra socks
Personal Items
Sunscreen
Insect repellent
- Reusable water bottle
Fast-drying towel
Travel Tips
Traveling in the Amazon is an unforgettable experience. To make the most of your adventure, keep these helpful tips in mind:
Expect Natural Conditions
The Amazon is wild and unpredictable. Weather can change quickly, river levels rise and fall, and wildlife sightings vary. Flexibility is key to enjoying the journey.
Stay Hydrated & Protected
Drink plenty of water, use sunscreen, and apply insect repellent regularly. Light clothing and a hat will help you stay comfortable in the heat.
Follow Guide Instructions
For your safety and the protection of the environment, always follow your guide’s recommendations—especially during jungle walks, wildlife viewing, or boat excursions.
Keep Electronics Safe
Humidity is high in the Amazon. Use waterproof bags or silica gel to protect cameras and phones.
Travel Light
Smaller boats and jungle paths are easier to navigate with compact luggage. A backpack is usually more practical than a suitcase.
Enjoy the Moment
Disconnect and immerse yourself. The Amazon is one of the most biodiverse places on Earth—enjoy the sounds, colors, and peaceful moments it offers.
