This is a list of gear has been created to help you choose your clothing and gear for this trip. Try to bring only what is necessary. This will help you and will make a better experience.

Official Papers

• Passports and copies

• Hiking lightweight boots -Comfortable Trekking shoe Breathable and quick- drying is a plus or Tennis shoes/running shoes. If you do not bring hiking boots.

• Shirts: cotton or light synthetic, long- and short-sleeved.
• Long-sleeve shirt
• Hiking pants quick-dry with removable sleeves for hiking though the bushes and in warmer places.
• Hiking socks
• Sun Hat
• Rain gear: poncho, raincoat and umbrella
• Sweater or jacket .

• Daypack
• 1 water bottle, 1-quart size or hydration
• Sunglasses & retainer strap
• Sun block and lip balm
• Personal Medication( as required)

• Extra prescription glasses and medication (if applicable).
• Camera and plenty of film. Also, extra batteries/battery charger and plenty of memory for a digital.

Things to Consider

• Please remember to always pack essential items such as your passport or copies, money, eyewear, and medications in your carry-on baggage.
• Bring clothing that is light in weight and color, quick-drying and that ventilates and protects you from the sun.
• Dress is informal and casual style clothes are always acceptable. Shorts
• A lightweight rain poncho may be preferable over a rain jacket due to the heat and humidity.
• Thin liner socks worn under regular hiking socks may minimize the risk of blisters. The liner sock should be synthetic, not cotton. Test your sock combination before you go on the trip.
• Always test your layers before a trip. Your outer layer should fit easily over the inside ones without binding and bunching up.

Review: Two Volcanoes Hiking Tour

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