Documents

You will need to send a digital copy of the documents below to us before the start of the trip, so we can ensure that everything runs smoothly.

• Flight info

• Insurance info (plus additional photocopies or saved on the phone)

• Passport (plus additional photocopies or saved on the phone)

• Required visas or vaccination certificates (plus additional photocopies or saved on the phone)

Essentials

The items in the essentials category, we highly recommend you to bring.

• Two or more credit cards and or some cash (best are dollars)

• 20-25 litre day pack

• Padlock

• Camera and/or phone (and charger)

• Power bank

• Adapter

• Travel towel 

• Sunglasses

• Glasses and/or contact lenses (obviously just for those who need them)

• Toiletries (travel size or refilled into smaller containers as you won’t need full bottles for two weeks)

• Sunscreen 

• Mosquito repellent 

• Plasters, Ibuprofen, Imodium and any medication you think you might need

• Headlamp

Optional

The following are optional and if you want to save some space, you won’t really need them. Except for the ear plugs and sleeping mask, if you are a very light sleeper. 

• Sleeping mask and/or Ear plugs

• Entertainment (book or e-book reader, laptop, notebook and pens, etc.)

Clothes

Clothing-wise you will mostly need warm clothes as we spend a fair time of the trip in high altitude and cold climates, but don’t forget to bring a few items for the 5 days in the amazon region. We would definitely recommend a warm lightweight puffer jacket for the chilly mountain nights, but also shorts for warmer days in the jungle or for during the day. In general, we recommend versatile clothing. A warmer maybe a bit oversized button down, that can be a shirt, but also add some extra warmth as a jacket on top of a jumper or hoodie. If you have any questions, just shoot us a message and we are happy to help you. We know it can be hard to make a final decision.

WOMEN

• 1 foldable, water-resistant, lightweight down jacket

• 1 jumper or hoodie

• 1 warmer button-down (also works well as a jacket on top of the jumper)

• 1 long sleeve (great for layering)

• 4 t-shirts or tops for everyday

• 2 comfortable t-Shirts for hiking

• 1 sports leggings for hiking

• 1 thermal leggings or jogging pants 

• 2 pairs of jeans

• 1 pair of sports shorts for hiking

• 1 pair of shorts

• 1 pair of trainers comfortable to walk in, if you prefer hiking shoes bring those, but it's really not necessary

• 1 pair of trainers for everyday

• 1 pair of FlipFlops or sandals (FlipFlops work well in communal showers as well)

• 4 pairs of socks (normal or sneaker socks)

• 2 pairs of thicker socks

• 1-2 bras

• 1 sports bra

• underwear for a week

• beanie (you can also buy a hat in Bolivia)

• hat/cap

• 1 bikini or bathing suit

• 1 set pyjamas

• 1 small handbag for cities or going out (preferably crossbody)

MEN

• 1 foldable, water-resistant, lightweight down jacket

• 1 jumper or hoodie

• 1 warmer button down (also works well as a jacket on top of the jumper)

• 1 nice button down (for going out)

• 1 long sleeve

• 4 t-shirts 

• 2 comfortable t-shirts for hiking

• 1 jogging pants 

• 1-2 pairs of jeans 

• 1 pair of shorts

• 1 pair of shorts for hiking

• 1 pair of trainers comfortable to walk in, if you prefer hiking shoes bring those, but its really not necessary

• 1 pair of trainers for everyday

• 1 pair of FlipFlops or sandals (FlipFlops work well in communal showers as well)

• 4 pairs of socks (normal or sneaker socks)

• 2 pairs of thicker socks

• underwear for a week

• 1 beanie (you can also buy a hat in Bolivia)

• 1 hat /cap

• 1 set of swim shorts

• 1 set of pyjamas