Wondering what to pack? 
Remember, there is no bad weather, only bad gear. - Raven Bailey

Each trip is a bit different so tailor your pack to your adventure. We've done this a few times, so reach out if you need help!

• Passport
• Photocopy of passport in case you lose the real one
• Credit / Debit Cards
• Phone w/ waterproof case
• Phone Charger
• External battery
• Camera & charger with extra memory
• Headlamp / flashlight with extra batteries
• A good novel
• Small travel pillow (doubles as pillow if camping)
• iPod/MP3 Player & charger
• Alarm Clock with extra batteries
• Earplugs
• Power Adapter/Converter
• Hiking Poles for hike heavy trips
• Luggage scale
• Tips for guides/drivers
• Local currency in small bills (can get at your bank weeks before departure, break large bills at currency exchange before leaving airport if possible)
• Day pack / backpack (Dual purpose carry-on and hiking pack)
• 1 suitcase / duffle bag
• Jeans/trousers/comfortable pants
• Quick dry pants
• Shorts
• T-shirts (multiple short, one long, one quick dry/sun repellent of each)
• Sweatshirt or Fleece
• Rain Jacket / Poncho
• Rain pants
• Socks
• Warm Socks
• Long Underwear
• Underwear
• Laundry Bag
• Warm Hat
• Insect repellant
• Sturdy Water Bottle with 1 Liter capacity (2-3 liters needed for longer hikes in wilderness)
• Electro lite drink mix
• Energy Snacks
• Sunglasses (& clear lense glasses for cloudy/rainy/windy days)
• Sunscreen
• Sunhat
• Thin Gloves (warm gloves if colder weather)
• Swimsuit/boardshorts
• Hiking shoes or boots (broken in)
• Toiletries
• Personal medication (Pack in carry on)
• Mouthpiece cover
• Towel (microfiber/quick-dry works best for travel, but is not a necessity)
• Chap stick
• Soap/Soap Sheets (Much more effective for preventing communicable illness than hand sanitizer)
• Toilet paper for camping and emergencies
• Wet Wipes
• Blister kit for hike heavy trips
• Ziplock bags or dry sack
• GoGirl (it’s worth it)