In general, light, comfortable clothing suitable for hot weather should be worn. However, the weather in the mountains can change quickly and despite the fact that you will often be hiking under clear blue skies we recommend you always carry waterproofs and spare clothing in case of rain. 

What to Bring:

Hiking kit:

• Hiking boots with ankle support. Make sure that your boots are well worn in and blisters aren’t going to spoil your holiday. 

• 25 - 35 litre backpack with waterproof cover (or waterproof backpack liner)

• Quick dry t-shirts

• Long sleeve lightweight t-shirts for sun protection

• Lightweight fleece or mid-layer

• A breathable, waterproof and windproof shell jacket

• Summer hiking trousers or leggings

• Hiking shorts

• A selection of hiking socks

• Sunglasses

• Sun hat / cap

• Warm hat & gloves - hopefully not required but worth bringing with you particularly at the beginning and end of the season. 

• Buff 

• Waterproof trousers - optional but very useful in case of rain. 

• A light packable insulated / down jacket for stops at altitude if cold

Evenings:

• Casual evening clothes

• Night wear

• Toiletries

• Any prescription medication 

• Compeed or moleskin for blisters, just in case!

• Slippers / shoes for the hotel

Swimming:

• Swimsuit

• Flip flops or sandals

Other Stuff:

• Sunscreen (high factor) and lip salve

• Camera 

• Dry bags for inside your day pack to keep stuff dry

• Snacks

• Water bottle or hydration pack (at least 2 litres total)

• Binoculars (optional but useful if you like wildlife)