Hike Mexico, Country of Sun
Ref # MEHM
Highlights:
- Diversity of landscapes and hikes
- A range between glaciers, volcanoes, important archaeological sites, towns and villages colonial charm, and not to mention warmth and the Mexican ambiance
- Entrance site fees with a cultural English speaking guide
- Comfortable accommodations
- Relaxation on the beaches of the Pacific.
| Duration: | 9 days | ||||||||||||
| Group size: | 4 to 12 persons | ||||||||||||
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Services + :
What's Included:
- Meeting/assisting at the airport
- Experienced Mountain World Travel English speaking professional guide
- All transfers in private deluxe vehicles (minibus, air conditioned)
- Lodging in mentioned hotels, lodges, inns ( 4- 5 stars), based on double occupancy
- Full board during the entire trip (from dinner Day 1 to breakfast Day 9), including mineral water
- All mentioned visits (with local professional cultural guides) and activities, entrance fees
- Flight Huatluco-Mexico.
Hiking Mexico, a patchwork of volcanoes, beaches, traditional villages and grandiose ruins of Aztec, Zapotec and Mayan civilizations. A Mexican adventure travel cocktail and trek to enjoy!
North America, Mexico
Fascinating empires flourished for more than 2000 years in the middle of highly contrasting landscapes: vast deserts, snow-covered volcanoes, tropical forests, beaches ... A large country with an amazing diversity.
Trip Summary
About the Adventure
Volcanoes of all sizes, active or tame, colonial cities with delirious Baroque monuments, enigmatic pre-Hispanic sites with their grandiose ruins, Sierras populated by communities holding strong traditions, forests of cacti, pine or tropical jungle, multicolored lakes and Caribbean type beaches...
A trip of all contrasts alternating excursions into the most varied areas and tours of the most beautiful colonial cities - including the largest city in the world, Mexico City, traditional villages and grandiose ruins of Aztec, Zapotec and Mayan civilizations. A Mexican cocktail to enjoy!
A trip of all contrasts alternating excursions into the most varied areas and tours of the most beautiful colonial cities - including the largest city in the world, Mexico City, traditional villages and grandiose ruins of Aztec, Zapotec and Mayan civilizations. A Mexican cocktail to enjoy!
Itinerary
Day 1/ Arrival in Mexico City
Day 2/ Teotihuacan (Aztec site) - Mexico City
Day 3/ Amecameca - Hiking Paso de Cortés (12,303 feet) - Puebla
Day 4/ Puebla - Cactus Forest - Oaxaca
Day 5/ Monte Alban - Comunaute de San Felipe del Agua
Day 6/ Hierve el Agua - Mitla - Oaxaca
Day 7/ Oaxaca - San Jose del Pacifico - Huatulco
Day 8/ Relaxing on the Pacific coast - Huatulco or Puerto Angel - flight to Mexico City
Day 9/ Depart from Mexico City.
Day 2/ Teotihuacan (Aztec site) - Mexico City
Day 3/ Amecameca - Hiking Paso de Cortés (12,303 feet) - Puebla
Day 4/ Puebla - Cactus Forest - Oaxaca
Day 5/ Monte Alban - Comunaute de San Felipe del Agua
Day 6/ Hierve el Agua - Mitla - Oaxaca
Day 7/ Oaxaca - San Jose del Pacifico - Huatulco
Day 8/ Relaxing on the Pacific coast - Huatulco or Puerto Angel - flight to Mexico City
Day 9/ Depart from Mexico City.
Detailed Itinerary
The Adventure
Between Mexico City and the Pacific coast, pre Colombian civilizations have left monumental traces of their passage in history. Old Tenochtitlan, now Mexico, was once the capital of the Aztec country. We visit the remains of the very beautiful archeological site of Teotihuacan with its two sacred Sun and Moon pyramids. Then, direction to the south towards the charming colonial city of Puebla. We walk in the middle of two beautiful volcanoes, Popocatepetl (17,881feet high and active) and Iztacihuatl (17,224 feet active as well).
Further south, the decor changes. Here we discover the state of Oaxaca and the beautiful site of Monte Alban, which was the cradle of the Zapotec civilization which had a flourishing empire even before the beginning of our era.
The ecosystems encountered during our excursions are extremely varied. Whether at the foot of the volcanoes, walking in the middle of cacti or in the pine forest of the Sierra, we end at the superb beaches on the shores of the Pacific ocean. Hikes alternate between remarkable archeological sites, beautiful colonial cities and authentic villages.... The richness of this pre-Colombian past and the beauty of its landscapes, without forgetting its colorful hikes, are fascinating for the traveler and introduce one to the thousands of Zapotec and Aztec customs.
Further south, the decor changes. Here we discover the state of Oaxaca and the beautiful site of Monte Alban, which was the cradle of the Zapotec civilization which had a flourishing empire even before the beginning of our era.
The ecosystems encountered during our excursions are extremely varied. Whether at the foot of the volcanoes, walking in the middle of cacti or in the pine forest of the Sierra, we end at the superb beaches on the shores of the Pacific ocean. Hikes alternate between remarkable archeological sites, beautiful colonial cities and authentic villages.... The richness of this pre-Colombian past and the beauty of its landscapes, without forgetting its colorful hikes, are fascinating for the traveler and introduce one to the thousands of Zapotec and Aztec customs.
Itinerary
Day 1/ Arrival in Mexico
Upon your arrival at Mexico City airport, reception by the guide and transfer by taxi towards the hotel. Presentation of the course of stay and visit of Mexico City (depending on planned arrival time of participants). Hotel (2 nights), 5 stars, Emporio Reforma (or similar).
Day 2/ Teotihuacan (Aztec site) - Mexico
In the morning, a walking tour of the extraordinary Teotihuacan Aztec site and ascent of its famous pyramids. Back to Mexico City, visiting the colonial downtown around the "Zócalo" (central plaza). Built in the sixteenth century on the Tenochtitlan ruins, the ancient Aztec capital of Mexico City, has many colonial buildings as well as Aztec temples temple ruins. Hotel.
Day 3/ Mexico - Amecameca - Hiking Paso de Cortés (12,303 feet) - Puebla
Transfer to the town of Amecameca and on the road towards the foot of Popocatépetl (17,881 feet), Mexico's most dominating and famous, currently active volcano (therefore, we will, perhaps, witness its summit covered by a flair of ashes) and its neighbor, Iztaccihuatl at 17,224 feet. At Paso de Cortes, the pass between the two volcanoes, we leave for a hike toward the Izta refuge. Magnificent view of the volcanoes. Back to the vehicle and transfer to Puebla, one of the oldest and most beautiful cities in Mexico (UNESCO World Heritage Site): a magnificent Zócalo, more than 60 churches and a very original architecture with many red brick and ceramic facades. Visit of the city. Free evening and night at the hotel (Hotel del Portal, or similar), 4 stars.
3 H walk. Ascent: 820 feet - Descent: 820 feet.
Day 4/ Puebla - The Cactus Forest - Oaxaca
Road Puebla to Oaxaca. We gradually depart from the volcanic zone to reach rolling hills and mountain landscapes. Midway, we traverse a very large cacti forest. Pause and then a beautiful, wild hike in the middle of all sizes and various forms of cacti: tall and willowy like candles, low and bulging like barrels or branching off... The trail is rocky, often hot, but it is really worth it! We arrive in the protected temple of the ancient pre-Hispanic Popolocas civilization. A very intense moment!
Arrival in Oaxaca. Settle in at the hotel, Hostal de la Noria (or similar). Visit the historic center of this beautiful colonial city, also listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Approx. 3 H walk. Ascent : 1,148 feet. Descent: 1,148 feet
Day 5/ Monte Alban - Communaute of San Felipe del Agua
Early in the morning, walking tour of the Monte Alban site, the ancient Zapotec capital, located on a vast artificial plateau at the top of a hill where the view encompasses the entire valley of Oaxaca and its pleasant mountains. Remains of many grandiose palaces, temples and homes: the city had up to 35000 people!
Short transfer to San Felipe and a walk in semi-tropical vegetation and forests of pine which lead us up to 3 small waterfalls.
Meal in a Hacienda and then return to Oaxaca, Hostal de la Noria (or similar). Free end of the afternoon and night at the hotel.
Approx. 4 H walk. Very little altitude gain.
Day 6/ Hierve el Agua - Mitla - Oaxaca
Short) transfer and short hike in the spectacular Hierve El Agua Park site (verbatim: boiling water). At this location, highly mineralized, bubling water comes down from the mountain and then crosses a small rock cliff. The deposited minerals have formed, in the long run, stunning, petrified waterfalls. Very nice view of the valley and the surrounding mountains with the possibility of swimming.... (3 H 30 walk and bathing).
Then transfer and visit of Mitla, the Zapotec site, which retains the most beautiful pre- Colombian Mexican "stone mosaic". Visit the Tree del Tule, one of the largest and oldest trees in the world.
Night at the hotel in Oaxaca, Hostal de la Noria (or similar).
Ascent: 656 feet - Descent: 656 feet
Day 7/ Oaxaca-San Jose del Pacifico-Huatulco
Transfer to San Jose del Pacifico (3 hours) located at 8,202 feet above sea level. Short visit of the village. Then on the road to Huatulco on the Pacific coast. Settle in at the hotel (Eden Costa or similar) located just 5 minutes from the Pacific Ocean.
Day 8/ Relaxing on the Pacific Coast - Huatulco ou Puerto Angel - flight to Mexico City
Free day on the beautiful beaches of the Pacific, at the foot of the mountains. Relaxing on the beach, swimming, with many other optional activities available (not included in the tour price): rafting, a visit to the Centro Mexicano de la Tortuga (Museum of the Marine Turtle). Mazunte is indeed one of the favorite beaches for sea turtles (six of the seven species of marine turtles frequent this beach), boat ride to encounter the sea turtles or dolphins, boat trip in the bays of Huatulco, their beaches, the mangrove, etc...In the evening, flight back to Mexico City.
Hotel, 5 stars, Emporio Reforma (or similar).
Day 9/ Depart from Mexico
Tranfer to the airport for flight home.
Upon your arrival at Mexico City airport, reception by the guide and transfer by taxi towards the hotel. Presentation of the course of stay and visit of Mexico City (depending on planned arrival time of participants). Hotel (2 nights), 5 stars, Emporio Reforma (or similar).
Day 2/ Teotihuacan (Aztec site) - Mexico
In the morning, a walking tour of the extraordinary Teotihuacan Aztec site and ascent of its famous pyramids. Back to Mexico City, visiting the colonial downtown around the "Zócalo" (central plaza). Built in the sixteenth century on the Tenochtitlan ruins, the ancient Aztec capital of Mexico City, has many colonial buildings as well as Aztec temples temple ruins. Hotel.
Day 3/ Mexico - Amecameca - Hiking Paso de Cortés (12,303 feet) - Puebla
Transfer to the town of Amecameca and on the road towards the foot of Popocatépetl (17,881 feet), Mexico's most dominating and famous, currently active volcano (therefore, we will, perhaps, witness its summit covered by a flair of ashes) and its neighbor, Iztaccihuatl at 17,224 feet. At Paso de Cortes, the pass between the two volcanoes, we leave for a hike toward the Izta refuge. Magnificent view of the volcanoes. Back to the vehicle and transfer to Puebla, one of the oldest and most beautiful cities in Mexico (UNESCO World Heritage Site): a magnificent Zócalo, more than 60 churches and a very original architecture with many red brick and ceramic facades. Visit of the city. Free evening and night at the hotel (Hotel del Portal, or similar), 4 stars.
3 H walk. Ascent: 820 feet - Descent: 820 feet.
Day 4/ Puebla - The Cactus Forest - Oaxaca
Road Puebla to Oaxaca. We gradually depart from the volcanic zone to reach rolling hills and mountain landscapes. Midway, we traverse a very large cacti forest. Pause and then a beautiful, wild hike in the middle of all sizes and various forms of cacti: tall and willowy like candles, low and bulging like barrels or branching off... The trail is rocky, often hot, but it is really worth it! We arrive in the protected temple of the ancient pre-Hispanic Popolocas civilization. A very intense moment!
Arrival in Oaxaca. Settle in at the hotel, Hostal de la Noria (or similar). Visit the historic center of this beautiful colonial city, also listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Approx. 3 H walk. Ascent : 1,148 feet. Descent: 1,148 feet
Day 5/ Monte Alban - Communaute of San Felipe del Agua
Early in the morning, walking tour of the Monte Alban site, the ancient Zapotec capital, located on a vast artificial plateau at the top of a hill where the view encompasses the entire valley of Oaxaca and its pleasant mountains. Remains of many grandiose palaces, temples and homes: the city had up to 35000 people!
Short transfer to San Felipe and a walk in semi-tropical vegetation and forests of pine which lead us up to 3 small waterfalls.
Meal in a Hacienda and then return to Oaxaca, Hostal de la Noria (or similar). Free end of the afternoon and night at the hotel.
Approx. 4 H walk. Very little altitude gain.
Day 6/ Hierve el Agua - Mitla - Oaxaca
Short) transfer and short hike in the spectacular Hierve El Agua Park site (verbatim: boiling water). At this location, highly mineralized, bubling water comes down from the mountain and then crosses a small rock cliff. The deposited minerals have formed, in the long run, stunning, petrified waterfalls. Very nice view of the valley and the surrounding mountains with the possibility of swimming.... (3 H 30 walk and bathing).
Then transfer and visit of Mitla, the Zapotec site, which retains the most beautiful pre- Colombian Mexican "stone mosaic". Visit the Tree del Tule, one of the largest and oldest trees in the world.
Night at the hotel in Oaxaca, Hostal de la Noria (or similar).
Ascent: 656 feet - Descent: 656 feet
Day 7/ Oaxaca-San Jose del Pacifico-Huatulco
Transfer to San Jose del Pacifico (3 hours) located at 8,202 feet above sea level. Short visit of the village. Then on the road to Huatulco on the Pacific coast. Settle in at the hotel (Eden Costa or similar) located just 5 minutes from the Pacific Ocean.
Day 8/ Relaxing on the Pacific Coast - Huatulco ou Puerto Angel - flight to Mexico City
Free day on the beautiful beaches of the Pacific, at the foot of the mountains. Relaxing on the beach, swimming, with many other optional activities available (not included in the tour price): rafting, a visit to the Centro Mexicano de la Tortuga (Museum of the Marine Turtle). Mazunte is indeed one of the favorite beaches for sea turtles (six of the seven species of marine turtles frequent this beach), boat ride to encounter the sea turtles or dolphins, boat trip in the bays of Huatulco, their beaches, the mangrove, etc...In the evening, flight back to Mexico City.
Hotel, 5 stars, Emporio Reforma (or similar).
Day 9/ Depart from Mexico
Tranfer to the airport for flight home.
Itinerary Notes
- The hikes are short, from 2-4 hours of walking and with moderate altitude gains.
- The walking time schedules are given only as an estimate.
- For different reasons involving trip organization, daily schedules and planned altitude gains (ascent or descent) may be modified without any prior notice.
- The walking time schedules are given only as an estimate.
- For different reasons involving trip organization, daily schedules and planned altitude gains (ascent or descent) may be modified without any prior notice.
Luggage Tips
During trekking each participant walks with a light back pack, carrying only the personal items necessary for the day (water bottle, camera, protective clothing, snacks, etc).
The remainder of the collective and individual equipment is transported by vehicles.
The remainder of the collective and individual equipment is transported by vehicles.
Staff
The guide
- An English speaking Mexican or American resident in Mexico, professional Mountain World Travel guide
- Local professional cultural guides
Local team
- Bus driver.
- An English speaking Mexican or American resident in Mexico, professional Mountain World Travel guide
- Local professional cultural guides
Local team
- Bus driver.
Transportation
- Domestic Flight with Aeromexico or Mexicana
- Ground transportation on deluxe private bus with chauffeur.
- Ground transportation on deluxe private bus with chauffeur.
Lodging
Good to very good quality hotels: 4 to 5 stars, based on double occupancy.
Due to our goal of providing quality accommodations, we seek charming and reputable places located in the middle of the most beautiful landscapes, on the most beautiful view-points or close to the departure of the excursions.
The names of accommodations (hotels, lodges, etc...) when they are indicated, are only indicative. Hotels/Lodges, etc... can be replaced by another equivalent type, according to availability.
Due to our goal of providing quality accommodations, we seek charming and reputable places located in the middle of the most beautiful landscapes, on the most beautiful view-points or close to the departure of the excursions.
The names of accommodations (hotels, lodges, etc...) when they are indicated, are only indicative. Hotels/Lodges, etc... can be replaced by another equivalent type, according to availability.
Food and Beverages
Meals
- The days of climbing or hiking: picnic lunch prepared from local produce.
- During transfers, in towns and villages: restaurant meals.
Beverages
Bottled water provided throughout the trip.
The Mexican food: delicious, varied and original. Guacamole, their national sauce (avocados, tomatoes, onions and cilantro), enhance a large number of meat dishes which are eaten in tacos. The meat and sauce are wrapped in a tortilla, which is made from cornbread.
Tacos can be prepared in many ways. Among the most popular are tacos "al pastor" which are prepared with spicy sheep meat. There are also enchiladas, tamales, quesadillas and sincronizadas (wheat flower quesadillas). In Mexico, there are many tropical fruits (mangoes, papayas, pineapples, sapotes (fruit from the citrus family), figs, etc.) In the markets, you can taste exotic fruit juices prepared in front of you.
- The days of climbing or hiking: picnic lunch prepared from local produce.
- During transfers, in towns and villages: restaurant meals.
Beverages
Bottled water provided throughout the trip.
The Mexican food: delicious, varied and original. Guacamole, their national sauce (avocados, tomatoes, onions and cilantro), enhance a large number of meat dishes which are eaten in tacos. The meat and sauce are wrapped in a tortilla, which is made from cornbread.
Tacos can be prepared in many ways. Among the most popular are tacos "al pastor" which are prepared with spicy sheep meat. There are also enchiladas, tamales, quesadillas and sincronizadas (wheat flower quesadillas). In Mexico, there are many tropical fruits (mangoes, papayas, pineapples, sapotes (fruit from the citrus family), figs, etc.) In the markets, you can taste exotic fruit juices prepared in front of you.
Additional Information
Although we are an experienced adventure travel company doing our best to respect the itinerary schedule as presented on this detailed itinerary, there is always the possibility that we may need to modify it for different reasons beyond our control. Please read the Registration Conditions: Terms and Booking conditions - Limitations of Liability.
Important Information
What's Not Included
- Internationl flight in/out Mexico
- All services mentioned in Services +/extensions /options
- Personal medical & Travel Insurance
- All items not expressively mentioned in "What's included".
Extra Costs
- Drinks (except mineral water)
- Personal expenses
- Tips for guide and driver
- All items not expressively mentioned in "What's included".
Air Travel
As airfare is NOT included in our adventures, please check if your trip
is "a guaranteed departure" before confirming your own airline travel
arrangements. You can check your trip status at the Mountain World Travel website or contact the Mountain World Travel office
at 1-970-544-WALK (1-970-544-9255) or at 1 888-MWT-TREK (698-8735).
Our preferred airlines to fly to Mexico
Our preferred airlines to fly to Mexico
- The national airline, Aeromexico, flies daily from many cities (12) in the U.S.
- Mexicana flies to the States, too.
- All US airlines fly daily to Mexico.
Foreign-Entry Requirements
Formalities for US, Canada, Australia, NZ passport travelers: a valid passport; US citizens are admitted to Mexico for up to 90 days.
US citizens, please check with the US Government Travel Entry Exit Requirements http://travel.state.gov/travel/cis_pa_tw/cis/cis_970.html#requirements
For other nationalities, please contact the Mexican embassy in your country.
US citizens, please check with the US Government Travel Entry Exit Requirements http://travel.state.gov/travel/cis_pa_tw/cis/cis_970.html#requirements
For other nationalities, please contact the Mexican embassy in your country.
Health and First Aid
No vaccine is obligatory.
We advise you, however, to be up date for traditional vaccinations: Diphtheria - Tetanus - Poliomyelitis, Typhoid fever. Vaccination against hepatitis A and B is recommended.
Health hazards
- Heat: protect your eyes and your skin against the sun, as it is more intense with altitude.
- Cold: plan on packing protective clothing against the cold (jackets, fleece, gloves, hat), especially in relevance to the activity.
- Dehydration: drink and nourish yourself sufficiently and correctly throughout the effort.
- Small wounds: blisters, tendonitis...bring along band aids, an antiseptic and another cream for muscle aches. They will take up a bit of room, but well worth the space.
Altitude sickness
Can be felt at around 8,000 feet and above and can come on quickly (after just one night spent in altitude). Hard to predict and varies completely from one person to another. Good hydration is necessary, progressive altitude acclimatization and Aspirin can all help in preventing the unpleasant side effects of altitude sickness.
Please visit: http://wwwn.cdc.gov/travel/yellowBookCh6-AltitudeIllness.aspx
Malaria
A treatment against Malaria is not necessary in our opinion.
For more information visit the website of the US Department of Health
We advise you, however, to be up date for traditional vaccinations: Diphtheria - Tetanus - Poliomyelitis, Typhoid fever. Vaccination against hepatitis A and B is recommended.
Health hazards
- Heat: protect your eyes and your skin against the sun, as it is more intense with altitude.
- Cold: plan on packing protective clothing against the cold (jackets, fleece, gloves, hat), especially in relevance to the activity.
- Dehydration: drink and nourish yourself sufficiently and correctly throughout the effort.
- Small wounds: blisters, tendonitis...bring along band aids, an antiseptic and another cream for muscle aches. They will take up a bit of room, but well worth the space.
Altitude sickness
Can be felt at around 8,000 feet and above and can come on quickly (after just one night spent in altitude). Hard to predict and varies completely from one person to another. Good hydration is necessary, progressive altitude acclimatization and Aspirin can all help in preventing the unpleasant side effects of altitude sickness.
Please visit: http://wwwn.cdc.gov/travel/yellowBookCh6-AltitudeIllness.aspx
Malaria
A treatment against Malaria is not necessary in our opinion.
For more information visit the website of the US Department of Health
Physical Preparation
LEVEL 1
2 months prior: Hike 6 miles every weekend or on two consecutive days. Pay attention to your lifestyle and your weight.
2 months prior: Hike 6 miles every weekend or on two consecutive days. Pay attention to your lifestyle and your weight.
Equipment
Basic equipment
- A warm fleece hat
- A cap or a hat to protect from the sun
- Sun glasses (minimum index 3 or 4 for high mountain)
- Thermal top and bottom, short and long) underwear (fast drying).
- A warm fleece jacket (light weight/well insulated).
- A waterproof/breathable shell jacket (Gore-Tex).
- A rain poncho
- Hiking shorts
- Lightweight hiking long pants
- A Camelback or a water bottle.
Shoes and technical material
- Hiking socks
- Light ventilated hiking shoes with a good traction on different type of terrain, for people with fragile ankles: waterproof ankle hiking boots and a sole offering good traction.
- A pair of telescopic walking poles
Luggage
- A back pack equipped with broad straps, with an adjustable anatomical back reinforcement, and a capacity of 7 to 9 gallons, for your daily belongings
- A soft travel bag, which can hold between 18 to 23 gallons that will be transported by the porter team or by vehicle during the day.
Miscellaneous
- A change of clothes.
- A pair of replacement shoe laces
- A dop-kit and a bath towel.
- Toilet paper.
- A pocket knife (not in carry on luggage).
- Some plastic bags to protect your belongings.
- A bathing suit.
- A small pocket anti-theft protection device, to always keep on yourself, along with your identity papers, money, certificate of insurance.
Some advice
During your flight your back pack should contain fragile and useful items that you might need while on the plane (camera, memory cards, jacket, books, magazines, medication, dop-kit etc).
- A warm fleece hat
- A cap or a hat to protect from the sun
- Sun glasses (minimum index 3 or 4 for high mountain)
- Thermal top and bottom, short and long) underwear (fast drying).
- A warm fleece jacket (light weight/well insulated).
- A waterproof/breathable shell jacket (Gore-Tex).
- A rain poncho
- Hiking shorts
- Lightweight hiking long pants
- A Camelback or a water bottle.
Shoes and technical material
- Hiking socks
- Light ventilated hiking shoes with a good traction on different type of terrain, for people with fragile ankles: waterproof ankle hiking boots and a sole offering good traction.
- A pair of telescopic walking poles
Luggage
- A back pack equipped with broad straps, with an adjustable anatomical back reinforcement, and a capacity of 7 to 9 gallons, for your daily belongings
- A soft travel bag, which can hold between 18 to 23 gallons that will be transported by the porter team or by vehicle during the day.
Miscellaneous
- A change of clothes.
- A pair of replacement shoe laces
- A dop-kit and a bath towel.
- Toilet paper.
- A pocket knife (not in carry on luggage).
- Some plastic bags to protect your belongings.
- A bathing suit.
- A small pocket anti-theft protection device, to always keep on yourself, along with your identity papers, money, certificate of insurance.
Some advice
During your flight your back pack should contain fragile and useful items that you might need while on the plane (camera, memory cards, jacket, books, magazines, medication, dop-kit etc).
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