New to jungle trekking? Check out our top 5 beginner-friendly trails in Honduras! From the lush paths of Pico Bonito to the macaw-filled Olancho region, we’ve got routes with epic views, easy terrain, and tips to make your first hike unforgetable.
Packing for the Amazon can be tricky – too much gear, and you’re weighed down; too little, and you’re stuck. Learn what essentials to bring, like lightweight clothes, bug spray, and a good water filter, to survive a week in the jungle with just a backpack.
Want to see those vibrant macaws up close? This guide covers the best spots in Costa Rica, like Carara National Park, plus tips on binoculars, timing, and how to spot these colorful birds without scaring them off.
Mosquitos can ruin a jungle adventure. From DEET sprays to loose, long clothing, we share proven ways to keep those pesky biters away. Plus, a few natural remedies that actually work in humid tropics!
Can’t decide between a cozy eco-lodge or a tent under the stars? We break down the pros and cons – comfort vs. raw adventure, cost, and eco-impact – to help you pick the perfect jungle stay in Central or South America.
Exploring the Amazon by river is a must! Learn how to choose the right boat tour, what to expect on multi-day trips, and how to stay safe while cruising through Peru or Brazil’s wild waterways.
Capture the jungle’s magic without missing the shot! From lens choices to dealing with low light under canopies, this guide helps you snap stunning photos of macaws, monkeys, and more, even if you’re not a pro.
The jungle’s full of wildlife, but some critters you don’t wanna meet. Get tips on avoiding snakes, spiders, and other creepy crawlies, plus what to do if you run into them on trails in Honduras or Belize.
Jungle hiking needs special gear. We cover must-haves like waterproof boots, quick-dry clothes, and durable backpacks, with reccomendations for budget and high-end options to survive the tropics.
Love the jungle? Keep it pristine! Learn how to be a responsible eco-tourist – from sticking to trails to supporting local communities – so your adventure in Central and South America leaves only footprints.