Packing List
July in Peru is warm and sunny days and chilly, crisp evenings. This time of year offers some of the best weather nationwide and lends itself to enjoying all the attractions Per has to offer, from admiring Machu Picchu to adventures in Northern Peru I haven't seen a single picture of people on Rainbow Mountain without a winter coat, gloves and stocking cap.
Most of our travels are outside in parks,
- long sleeved t-shirts to layer
- sweatshirt/sweater to layer
- water repellent wind breaker
- warm socks
- underwear
- bathing suit
- athletic pants
- hiking pants
- jeans
- winter hat
- gloves
- sun glasses
- one casual shirt to go out for dinner
- waterproof hiking boots or athletic shoes
- sneakers to wear in town
- toiletries
- chapstick/lip balm
- sunscreen
- day bag for sightseeing
- insect repellent spray
- binoculars
- waterproof phone case has been suggested, but it's the dry season when we are there.
- bathroom wipes
- travel umbrella
- tide pods for laundry
- portable charger for your phone
- warm pajamas
- crossbody bag that fits inside your coat, under your shirt for cash and passport
- things to do on hours long bus ride