Your Well-being
Our Priority

Exploring the Amazon is an incredible adventure. We provide the guidance and infrastructure to ensure your trip is as safe as it is unforgettable.

Vaccines & Health

The Yellow Fever vaccine is highly recommended and should be administered at least 10 days before arrival. While Leticia is not a high-risk malaria area, using repellent is the best prevention for any mosquito-borne illness.

Yellow Fever CertificateHigh-DEET RepellentPersonal First Aid

Jungle Safety

Our cabins at Km 18 are located in a peaceful sector. For any trek, you will always be accompanied by a local guide who knows the terrain, the wildlife, and the safest paths through the reserve.

Always walk with a guideStay on marked trailsFlashlight for night walks

Water & Food

At Îkü, we prioritize hygiene. We provide treated or bottled water for drinking. We recommend guests avoid drinking tap water in the city of Leticia to prevent stomach issues.

Drink provided waterWash hands frequentlyNotify us of allergies

Personal Security

Leticia is one of the safest cities in Colombia. The Triple Frontier (Brazil, Colombia, Peru) is a peaceful area where locals and tourists move freely. Our reserve is a private, secure sanctuary.

Safe for solo travelersRespect local communitiesKeep valuables in the cabin

Emergency Note: Always carry your ID and insurance information. Leticia is safe, but being prepared for the jungle environment is key to a stress-free experience.

Safety FAQ

Is there a hospital nearby?

Yes, Leticia has a main hospital and several clinics. Our staff at the reserve is trained in basic first aid and is in constant communication via WhatsApp for any emergency.

Are there dangerous animals near the cabins?

Wild animals generally avoid human presence. Our cabins are designed to be safe, and our guides ensure that all activities are conducted at a safe distance from wildlife.

Have more questions? We are here to help.

Contact our Concierge