It’s been a long time since we last posted here.
Not because the work stopped —
but because the Amazon rainforest does not run on algorithms.
Amazon Expeditioners continues to lead long-form, Indigenous hunter-led nomadic survival immersions in remote Amazonian territories.
This is not tourism.
This is not comfort travel.
This is not a “bucket list” jungle trip.
It is coexistence.
Endurance.
Cultural integration.
Movement through living territory.
If the idea of stepping away from signal, noise, and surface living calls to you — explore the structure and application process at:
www.amazonexpeditioners.com
The forest is vast.
Alignment matters.
Serious Applicants Only
Amazon Expeditioners
Indigenous Hunter–Led Jungle Expeditions | Nomadic Survival & Cultural Immersion in Remote Amazonian Territories
02/04/2024
AMAZON SURVIVAL EXPEDITIONS
▪️The building of traditional shelters using what nature provides is one of many activities you’ll be learning with us during our nomadic survival expeditions. Sign up now, we still have some openings available, August, September, and November.
For more information on how to sign up for one of our Amazon Survival Expeditions, or to get additional information about other Non-Survival Expeditions and Retreats we provide, visit our official website at: https://www.amazonexpeditioners.com
WhatsApp Customer Service line: +51 999 116 499
27/03/2024
AMAZON SURVIVAL EXPEDITIONS
▪️The building of traps to catch your own food is one of many activities you’ll be learning with us during your jungle survival escape. Sign up now while we still have open spaces available.
For more information about who we are, and how to sign up for your 2024 Amazon Survival Expedition, or to get additional information about other Non-Survival Expeditions and Retreats we provide, visit our official website at: https://www.amazonexpeditioners.com
WhatsApp Customer Service line: +51 999 116 499
14/03/2024
With two amazing brothers and brave warriors crossing primary Amazon jungle for the first time, job well done Ñaños!, and Thank you so much again for forming part of our band of brothers and for leaving this beautiful picture behind for our memory wall. You guys will always be remembered 🇮🇳🏴 and 🇮🇷🏴. Greetings from the Amazon !
24/06/2023
AMAZON SURVIVAL 20 TO 30 DAYS LONG
Level Of Difficulty: Challenging
Main Objective: Amazon Survival.
Other Included Events: Exploration and Crossing of Remote Amazon Territories, Wildlife Sighting, Visit and Coexistence with Ethnic Groups in Voluntary Isolation for Customs and Traditions Sharing.
Tentative Dates: From October 20th, 2023
To NOVEMBER 26th, 2023
Total Seats: 6
Travelers On Waitlist: 1
Available Seats: 5
Booking in Advance is Highly Recommended!
Click on the Link Below to Sign Up for More Information.
AMAZON SURVIVAL EXPEDITION 20 - 30 DAYS (1 TRAVELER ON WAITLIST) | AMAZON EXPEDITIONERS Destination: Amazon Rainforest. Country and Region: Peru - Loreto Region. Arrival/Departure City: Iquitos Ethnic Groups Nearby: Huitoto/Bora/Ocaina/Yaguas. Groups Classification: Sporadic and Permanent Contacted. Accommodation: Tents/Mosquito Nets/Hammocks. Main Objective: Amazon Survival. Other Ava...
21/06/2023
Frogs on a stick, hell yeah!
This large toad can reach 30 cm in length, with fine, white meat; it is edible and highly appreciated local inhabitants when found in the middle of the Amazon rainforest. (Leptodactylidae; Leptodactylus pentadactylus).
Best known as HUALO by locals and is the largest toad in Amazonia, and definitely one delicious meat that will be always part of our menu during our survival expeditions.
Would you really like to know your limits and truly discover what you are made of?
Well, contact us anytime, our teams are constantly exploring the unexplored of Amazonia all year round, we’re not playing, we’re the real deal in the region when it comes to a very realistic Amazon Jungle Survival Experience. We ready when you are!.
20/06/2023
HOW IS AYAHUASCA MADE - PART #2
When the curandero feels the brew has cooked long enough, the water is removed from the pot and saved, leaving the plant material. This is called the first ‘wash.’ More water is then added to the plant material and the boiling process is repeated. This procedure may be done several times with the same plant material. Each reduction increases the strength of the final brew because more medicine is extracted each time and more liquid is produced for the last reduction, which is done without plant material.
Once all the reductions are done, just the liquid is combined and put back on the fire to reduce it further. The reduction is the final step in the cooking process and determines the strength of each dose. Therefore, the curanderos watch carefully as the liquid is reduced, making sure that it is at the strength he/she desires. The curandero stays with the brew the entire time during its preparation.
When the brew if finally done cooking, it is taken off the fire to cool. Dozens of liters of water are reduced into one or two liters of prepared medicine. The final step, when the brew has cooled, is to filter the medicine to remove any remaining plant material. This is often done with a fine cloth. The curandero then says a final prayer over the medicine to bless it. The brown liquid is then put into a bottle to save for the ceremony.
20/06/2023
HOW IS AYAHUASCA MADE - PART #1
The first step is to clean the vine segments of moss or other plant matter that is not ayahuasca. This can be done by washing the vine segments or by scraping the bark with a knife to ensure that nothing other than the ayahuasca vine will be going into the brew. Making ayahuasca is a long process, so sometimes the vines are cut and cleaned one day and prepared the next. Fasting is often practiced during the preparation of the sacred medicine to maintain energetic purity.
Once the vine segments are clean they are then mashed with a wooden mallet or hammer. This breaks the vine into thinner strands, increasing their surface area and allowing more extraction of their medicinal essence. The vines are hard, so it is important to strike them well but not so hard as to pulverize the segments. Sometimes, the curanderos sing icaros during this process to communicate their intentions with the spirit of the vine and make the effects stronger.
Once the vine segments are mashed into thin strands, they are placed in the pot along with the chacruna leaves, which are torn into small pieces. Then, water is poured in until it just covers the plant material entirely. The pot is put over a fire and brought to a boil. Cooking times vary greatly as do cooking temperatures, controlled by the size of the fire, but the goal is the same: to reduce the water in the pot while absorbing the medicinal essences of the plants being cooked.
15/06/2023
When it gets real, it gets freaking real!…..can’t just stay in one place for ever. As free spirits, we’re exploring, we living, we’re surviving, we’re constantly moving as SAVAGE NOMADS WE ARE!. LIVING ONCE OR LIVING NO MORE!
14/06/2023
Is case you’re looking for a Genuine Nomadic Amazonian Survival experience completely off the grid, and with just the very minimum and the most essential things on you, don’t look further, and contact us if interested, rates fluctuate all the time due to many factors, but don’t focus too much on it, focus on what’s more important “the unique experience you’re giving to yourself” if we need to make adjustments according to your needs and group size, we all about it. Want to go very basic like a freaking savage nomad?….let’s have a chat while I’m in town……
best regards
Christian Del Cuadro
AMAZON EXPEDITIONERS
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