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- Passport
- A
photocopy of your passport.
- Money and credit card (many places will not accept traveler's checks)
- Long pants, lightweight
- Summer weather clothing
- Lightweight clothing for cover-up
- Hat with brim, and sunglasses
- Field shoes (light hiking boots, running shoes; must be able to endure mud)
- Walking shoes
- Sandals (for beach and pool)
- Socks (lots of pairs, they get wet often)
- Rain jacket or poncho
- Bathing suit & beach towel
- Sunscreen (absolute must)
- Insect repellent (high DEET content)
- Binoculars
- Field guides (depending on your interests)
- Camera, film, digital cards
- Personal Items (shampoo, soap, deodorant, etc)
- Hair dryer OK
- Prescription medications (be sure to tell me if these are vital to your health!)
- Notebook, pens, pencils
- Day pack (or fanny pack, almost a necessity)
- Travel alarm clock (the howler monkeys do a good job, but they are not perfect)
- Snorkeling mask, fins and snorkel
- Clothes to wear when snorkeling (cover legs and arms to protect from sunburn)
- Flashlight (extra batteries)
- Zip-Lock bags (several sizes, really handy for samples, keeping camera, binocs dry)
- Light jacket or sweatshirt (it can be cool in San Jose and on volcano)
- Extra glasses or contacts
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| Dr. Mantai (above) joins his students for a zip-line canopy tour of the Manzanillo rainforest. Hiking boots are needed for the zip-line tour. |
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