This section of the Marañón is warm and dry; we travel through desert-like canyons and dry forests for the majority of the journey. Throughout the day you probably want sunscreen, long sleeves, long pants/legging and a hat(while on side hikes) to protect from the sun and to protect from no-see-ums.
While on the water, most people prefer quick dry pants (or shorts with legging) and a quick-dry shirt; however, if you are prone to feeling the cold then bring a thin wetsuit top or thermal top. You can also bring a rain jacket or whitewater to wear in case the wind picks up or if we encounter a brief shower.
It is very unlikely to have any rain throughout the dry season (June-Sep).
In the wet season (October-May), it is possible to to get several days of rain on your trip and fluctuating water levels.
Low | High | |
Average Temperatures throughout journey | 20°C 68°F |
32°C 90°F |
Seasonal Water Temperatures | 18°C 65°F |
23°C 74°F |