Equipment Provided by the Organizer
Tent: 2-person and 3-person tents available.
Sleeping bag: Bringing your own is welcome.
Foam sleeping mat (8–12 mm thick).
Clothing for Camp and Sleeping
Clothes for relaxing at the camp (pants, shirt, shorts, T-shirt, thermal underwear for sleeping).
Warm sweater or hoodie (fleece or wool).
Warm hat (fleece or wool).
Headwear (cap or wide-brimmed hat).
Footwear
Waterproof shoes (rubber boots, military boots, or high boots; rubber is preferred).
Sneakers or trekking boots.
Spare shoes for the camp.
Additional Accessories
Gloves (cotton gloves are suitable).
Socks (2–3 pairs of cotton socks and 2 pairs of wool socks).
Windproof and waterproof clothing, raincoat.
Equipment
and Tools
Water bottle (preferably with a carabiner).
Portable seat (foam mat).
Personal utensils (plate, spoon, mug).
Camera or video camera (optional), spare battery.
Hygiene
and Health
Toiletries (lip balm, sunscreen, towels, shampoo, soap).
Personal medications (a basic first-aid kit will be provided by the guide).
Clothing for Activities
Comfortable clothing for horse riding and hiking (lightweight, quick-drying pants, long-sleeved shirt or T-shirt, windbreaker).
Warm jacket (synthetic or down). Remember, the weather can be unpredictable.
Transportation and Storage
Small pouches or garbage bags for organizing and protecting items.
Heavy-duty polyethylene bags with a volume of 160–180 liters (for extra protection against dirt).
Before heading out on the tour, we recommend consulting your doctor, especially if you have chronic illnesses or other health concerns. This will help avoid unpleasant situations and ensure a more comfortable trip.
Packing List