Brasov Packing Lists

Nothing brings down a trip faster than hauling around too much luggage. It's expensive to tip taxi drivers to handle it, even more expensive to pay overweight luggage fees

Decide what you will wear to travel in and deduct those items from the list below. 1 long skirt OR one simple long dress , 1 pair light jeans ; 1-2 pairs shorts or ¾ pants ;1 long-sleeved blouse ;3 light tops ;1 - 2 bathing suits. ;3-5 pairs underwear, 1-2 bras ;1 oversized T-shirt (for sleeping, beach cover up, etc.) ;2 pairs shoes - 1 pair good walking shoes, already broken in, and one "nice" (but still very comfortable and well-soled!) pair for enjoying the nightlife. Tuck socks into the shoes to save space. ;1 windbreaker or other light, waterproof jacket;1 big scarf or square, tieable sarong - suitable as emergency skirt for monastery and church sightseeing.
Winter travel:
2 pairs of good walking shoes with good grip, so that you can change if one pair gets wet. Do not take shoes with leather soles as they will land you on your back when the snow turns into ice. 1 thermal top; 2 thermal vests; 2 leggings to wear under your jeans/pants;

In some countries, it may actually be possible to get medicines over-the-counter at pharmacies, but it’s better to bring your own to be sure. Keep these in your carry-on luggage as well. A note from your doctor is also a good idea, to protect yourself from any questions as you go through customs. Basin plugs as most hotels do not have any

Adaptors and Chargers for Electronics
If you carry a digital camera or cell phone, you’ll want to be able to recharge it. Having a charger won’t be enough because American-style plugs won't work in Eastern European electrical outlets, so make sure you purchase a power converter/adaptor. The proper device will reduce the 220 volts to a safe 110 volts for your appliances, as well as use a plug with two round prongs to fit into the sockets of your hotel room

If you are going to be hiking, bring insect repellent. Mosquito populations can be quite dense in forested areas. You also need to be wary of ticks. Products are available, but you may feel more confident with your own DEET-containing chemical spray or lotion. Toilet paper.

Documents
Don’t forget them. Passport, visas, credit cards, money to exchange. Put all of these items safely in traveler’s wallet . I scan my documents and then send it via e-mail to my yahoo adress where I can make a copy quickly in case of emergency. As a second back-up a Full-Color Photo Copy of Your Passport and Visas If your original passport goes missing, a good-quality photo copy can serve you well. Store these separately from your other documents so that if your wallet gets lost, you’ll still have your color copies.

Contacts and/or Glasses
If you have impaired vision, bring all the necessary supplies. You may have difficulty finding the products you need when you get to Eastern Europe.

Tips:
Wear your bulkiest shoes and jacket as part of your travel outfit. What - your bulky shoes aren't comfortable enough for airport treks? This tells you that pair shouldn't go at all. Tempted to fill up any extra room? Don't! - leave it for souvenirs on the trip back

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