Suggested Packing List for Pizotes Eco Adventure Tours
All clothes should dry quickly and not require ironing

  • A body pack: To hold your passport and credit card. Wear out of easy reach, against your body
  • Lightweight shirts: Short-sleeve and/or sleeveless and one long-sleeved shirt for use as a light jacket and mosquito protection.
  • Shorts: Lightweight, hiking and casual dress
  • Pants: Lightweight nylon, polyester, or cotton for evenings and activities (1-2 pairs)
  • Skirt/Sundress: Lightweight and wrinkle resistant
  • Raincoat or Poncho: Lightweight with hood. A Must!
  • Bathing suit(s)
  • Underwear, Sleepwear
  • Hand towel
  • Shoes: Comfortable walking and/or hiking
  • Sandals: Strap-on type and for walking in town
  • Socks: For shoes and one pair of long socks for wearing rubber boots
  • Hat or sun visor
  • Sunglasses, eyeglasses/contacts, extra pair, eyewear retainer
  • Sunscreen: Minimum of 15 sunblock protection
  • Toiletries: Be advised that current airline requirements limit liquids, gels, lotions and aerosols to small containerslocated in a clear plastic bag.
  • Mosquito repellent: Non-aerosol with Deet. Cutter Outdoorsman is very effective. Bring 2 and carry one with you at all times (keeping in mind the size limiton toiletries containers).
  • Binoculars: Waterproof if available
  • Flashlight or head lamp: Small but bright
  • Camera, film, batteries: If using film, bring what you need as it is expensive here
  • Pocket calculator: Helpful when changing money or buying items
  • Travel alarm clock or watch with alarm
  • Travel notebook: Waterproof paper if possible (REI sells a great one)
  • Small daypack or fanny pack for day tours
  • Medical prescription drugs
  • Photocopies of all documentation, passport, prescriptions, credit cards
  • Water bottle to refill
  • Small first-aid kit: pain reliever, anti-diarrhea medicine (such as Cipro), anti-itch cream, lip protection, antihistamine, Small sewing kit
  • Ziploc Bags: Various sizes to hold binoculars, camera, medicines, books and anything else you wish to remain dry. These are very handy in the tropics!