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    What to Pack for a Trip to Brazil

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    If you're wondering what to pack for a trip to Brazil, look no further.

    Our experts have weighed in on the essentials; with frequently changing weather and a range of climates, it's best to be as prepared as possible.

    Lots of layers and sun protection are just a few must-haves for your trip. Check out our comprehensive packing list here.

    What to pack for touring and day trips

    The basics

    • A small backpack will be useful for taking with you on day trips.
    • Money belt for keeping important documents, money and your passport
    • Earplugs. These are optonal, but cities can be loud
    • Sun protection. Don’t forget to pack sunscreen, sunglasses and a wide-brimmed hat.
    • Light layers. T-shirts or light cotton long-sleeved shirts are ideal for sightseeing on sunny days.
    • A sweater for cooler evenings. Smart casual is advisable for restaurants.
    • Swimwear. Many hotels have swimming pools, and Brazil is also home to some of the world’s best beaches!
    • Neutral colours. So you don’t scare off any wildlife it’s best to stick to neutral colours like khaki and light green.

    Tech and gadgets

    • Camera, lenses and spare batteries
    • Binoculars
    • Flashlight/headlamp and batteries

    Amazon and Pantanal

    • Comfortable walking shoes and make sure you pack extra socks.
    • Lightweight clothing
    • Quick-drying long pants and long-sleeved shirts for excursions.
    • Insect protection. Mosquito repellent with DEET is useful.
    • Plastic bags. Ziplock bags can help keep items dry.

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