• If you are joining an Biology Field Course, you must bring a sleeping bag (above 0 degrees Celsius is good enough) and a sleeping cushion.  If you are joining any other of our tour you can either bring your own sleeping bag or we can provide you with one.

• Protection against both sun and rain.

• Sunscreen with a high SPF rating

• Motion sickness pills or patches

• Sunglasses

• Natural Insect Repellent

• Camera / High Speed Film (ASA 400 or higher) is recommended for poor light conditions under the forest canopy

• Binoculars - 8x40 

• Flashlight or head lamp

• Zip Lock Bags to keep clothing & equipment dry

• An extra pair of prescription glasses or contact lenses

• Passport & photo-copy kept in a separate location.

• Lightweight Rain Poncho or Jacket, large enough to fit over warmer clothing

• Good walking shoes (i.e. hiking boots) are recommended.  Be prepared for your shoes to get muddy!

• Informal, comfortable, lightweight clothing should (i.e.  short and long sleeved shirts, t-shirts, shorts, pants, bathing suit, light jacket or sweater).

• Towel, soap, shampoo, toothpaste, toothbrush

• Rubber boots (if you are joining a field course)

• Collapsible Umbrella

• Bring along all the medication you normally take and hand-carry it in the original prescription container.  If you have allergies of any kind, please pack an epi-pen kit and carry it with you at all times during the trip. 

NOTE: Please bring essential items only and try to pack as light as possible! In-country flights have very strict weight regulations (20 Kg per person).  You will also be moving frequently during your tour and will appreciate having a light load!

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