Packing Suggestions Packing Checklist

Maximize the versatility of your travel wardrobe by packing Check out our online Zegrahm store for the perfect gear for your clothing that can be layered. Wash-and-wear, lightweight, natural trip. Visit www.zegrahm.com/gear-shop, hover over the Shop by fabrics are recommended. As you pack, consider your own Destination link, and select Central & the South America. internal thermostat and personal tastes and adjust accordingly. Clothing Clothing On Board  Pants or long travel skirts The ship is air-conditioned and heated throughout, with individual  Loose shorts controls in each cabin. Comfortable and casual clothing, in  Moisture wicking or polyamide material shirts the expedition spirit, is recommended. Normally, there are two  Long-sleeved shirt shipboard occasions when you may wish to wear slightly more  Dress shirts for evenings on board formal attire: the captain’s welcome aboard and farewell cocktail  Light rain jacket parties, followed by dinner. On these two occasions, women  Light sweater or fleece jacket may choose to wear a dress or other appropriate attire, and men  Light scarf or bandanna may choose to dress business casual. The degree of dress is in  Walking shoes or light hiking boots accordance with one’s personal preference.  Sports sandals such as Tevas  Deck-type, rubber-soled shoes and/or dress shoes Clothing Ashore  Socks Sporty summer-weight clothing is a good basis for your wardrobe.  Underwear Loose, lightweight, wash-and-wear slacks, skirts, blouses, and  Sun hat T-shirts made of natural fibers and wick-a-way fabrics are  Swimsuit recommended. The sun can be strong, so bring adequate sun-  Rash guard protective clothing and gear, wear hats, and use sun block, as  Sarong we will be out in the sun for extended periods of time. Also, keep  Pajamas in mind that we may encounter a rain shower or two during our excursions. Miscellaneous  Passport/airline E-ticket receipts/itinerary* Shore excursions will involve a fair amount of walking over uneven  Credit cards* trails. Sturdy walking shoes with thick soles or light hiking boots  Prescription medicines* are recommended for walking on the often rough terrain. Make  Photocopies of documents/tickets sure your shoes or boots are well broken-in before your trip.  Two extra passport photos  Sunblock and lip balm with SPF Wet Landings  Polarized sunglasses Sport sandals with a sturdy sole are the best type of footwear  Water bottle for wet landings, especially where there are rocky and/or coral  Backpack/daypack for excursions covered beaches. They provide excellent protection and dry  Personal first-aid kit quickly. Other footwear you may wish to bring include canvas  Physician’s summary (if applicable) sneakers or water shoes that you don’t mind getting wet or dirty.  Spare pair of eyeglasses or contact lenses You will want to wear pants that are easy to roll up, shorts, or a  Pocket tissues sarong for wet landings.  Personal toiletries  Binoculars Snorkeling & Diving Gear  Waterproof or “dry” bags for binoculars/camera equipment Snorkel equipment: Masks, snorkels, and fins are available on  Travel alarm clock board, but it is recommended that each snorkeler bring their own  Camera, batteries, memory cards/film, thumb drive for best comfort and fit.  Electrical converter and adapter  Flashlight/headlamp Dive Equipment: Each diver is required to bring their own  Notebook and pen BCD, regulator, wetsuit, dive certification, dive log, whistle, and  Sewing kit (checked luggage only) a computer. Tanks, weights, and weight belts are provided on  Plastic or Ziploc bags board.  Baggage locks  Trekking poles/walking stick (recommended)

*These items should be packed in your hand luggage along with a change of clothing in case of unexpected delays of checked luggage.

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