Pumarinri and Pucayaquillo Waterfalls

The best time to take the tour is generally during the dry season, which extends from May to September. During these months, the weather is usually more stable, with less rain and pleasant temperatures for outdoor activities and jungle exploration.

Yes, during the Tarapoto Waterfalls Tour, you will have the opportunity to swim in both Pumarinri and Pucayaquillo Waterfalls, as they have large pools where you can enjoy a refreshing swim in their natural waters. This is one of the highlights of the tour that allows you to experience the natural beauty and freshness of the waterfalls.

The type of accommodation provided during the tour may vary depending on the tourism agency offering the tour and the specific package you choose. However, generally, these types of tours often include lodging in lodges or cabins located in natural and rural settings to provide participants with an authentic jungle experience in Tarapoto.

To fully enjoy the Tarapoto Hot Springs Tour and ensure your comfort and safety, it’s important to bring a series of essential items. Here’s a list of what you should consider packing before embarking on this exciting tour:

• Comfortable and appropriate clothing: Lightweight and breathable clothing, swimwear if you plan to swim in the waterfalls or hot springs, comfortable shoes
• Rain gear: Waterproof jacket or poncho in case of unexpected rain.
• Sun protection and insect repellent: Broad-spectrum sunscreen with a high SPF, insect repellent to protect against mosquitoes and other insects.
• Hat or cap: A cap or hat with a visor to shield you from the sun.
• Water bottle and snacks: A reusable water bottle, some energy snacks to recharge during walks.
• Personal medications: A small first aid kit with basic items like bandages, pain relievers, and antiseptics.
• Documents and cash: Identification documents, passport, and medical insurance card (stored in a waterproof bag). Cash for additional expenses.