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45 Things to Pack for the Rainforest

Packing in general is tricky, double that when you are packing for an adventure in the South American rainforest that will have you doing everything from piranha fishing the rivers to camping in hammocks deep in the Amazon jungle to a Jaguar safari. Not to mention the constant battle with humidity, strong sunshine and pesky critters!

I spent 10 memorable days in the country of Guyana’s jungle and here’s the packing list based on my trip.

Amazon Jungle Travel: What Clothing to Wear & 45 Things to Pack for the Rainforest |Jungle Outfits



What to Wear: Jungle Clothing & Accessories

Hiking Boots

A pair of comfortable, hiking boots with ankle support and have good tread are a necessity. The trails can be muddy and uneven causing you to slip easily (a couple people in our group slipped while on a jungle mountain climb!), so make sure they are a good quality boot. Also, get something with breathable material, so your feet won’t get too hot.

My hiking boots were the Bearpaw brand, but are unfortunately discontinued. These Columbia Newton Ridge boots are very similar and…

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