WHAT TO PACK

Please note that the items listed on this page are general recommendations. You are always free to bring what suits you best, but keep in mind the importance of balance—choose practical sizes and quantities according to the length of your expedition. The more compact you pack, the lighter and more manageable your load will be during long, demanding treks through the jungle. In short: Pack light. Pack smart.

Coexisting with Hunters

Survival Focus: Cultural immersion and adaptation with some comfort.

Provided by Each Participant

Backpack (40–60 L)
Lightweight sleeping sheet or compact blanket + small sleeping pad
Mosquito net or small tent
Waterproof poncho or light rain jacket
Rubber boots (or buy locally) + trekking shoes/sandals
Quick-dry long sleeve shirts + quick-dry pants
Shirts, underwear, and socks
Wide-brim hat + microfiber towel
Headlamp/flashlight + spare batteries
Personal water bottle with filter (recommended)
Small first-aid kit (blisters, meds, painkiller)
Toothbrush, small biodegradable soap, deodorant
Sunscreen SPF 40+, insect repellent (odorless, DEET-free)
Minimal toiletries in waterproof pouch
Small waterproof pouch for documents/cash

Binoculars, small camera, power bank (optional)

Becoming a Hunter

Survival Focus: Hunter's training and transformation with essentials only.

Provided by Each Participant

Backpack 40–60 L (optional)
Lightweight sleeping sheet or compact blanket + small sleeping pad
Mosquito net
Waterproof poncho or light rain jacket
Rubber boots (or buy locally) + sandals
Quick-dry long sleeve shirts + quick-dry pants
Shirts, underwear, and socks
Wide-brim hat + microfiber towel
Headlamp/flashlight + spare batteries
Personal water bottle
Small first-aid kit (blisters, meds, painkiller)
Toothbrush, small biodegradable soap, deodorant
Small waterproof pouch for documents/cash

Provided by Amazon Expeditioners

Satellite/GPS devices with 24/7 SOS
Professional wilderness emergency kit
Group water filters
Survival tools (machetes, axes, firearms)