WHAT SHOULD I PACK?
This list is by no means complete but is intended just to be used as a guideline as to what to bring.
Personal Medication
If you have the space you could bring your personal riding gear to ensure your comfort:
– Helmet
– Long Sleeved riding shirts
– Pants
– Gloves
– Boots
– Body armor such as knee and elbow protection and a chest protector. However we do supply this gear for those who do not have the space to carry it.
– A small 30-40l day pack is really best for most of our bike trips through Laos.
– A waterproof cover helps to protect from dust and rain, also some plastic bags are great to put your clothes in.
– We can provide you with Dry bags if you like, but you can also buy these in Luang Prabang or Vientiane before your trip.
– Bring just enough kit for the riding days, 2 sets of clothes for riding and 2 sets for afternoon, evening or leisure time.
If we have 2 nights in one place, you will be able to use the laundry service.
Most riders bring a Camel Pack or similar to stay hydrated and also some electrolyte powders.
– Personal Toiletries
– Torch/ Head lamp (even for 1 day tours)
– Walking shoes / slops (even for 1 day tours)
– Swimming Trunks
This list is by no means complete but is intended just to be used as a guideline as to what to bring.
Personal Medication
If you have the space you could bring your personal riding gear to ensure your comfort:
– Helmet
– Long Sleeved riding shirts
– Pants
– Gloves
– Boots
– Body armor such as knee and elbow protection and a chest protector. However we do supply this gear for those who do not have the space to carry it.
– A small 30-40l day pack is really best for most of our bike trips through Laos.
– A waterproof cover helps to protect from dust and rain, also some plastic bags are great to put your clothes in.
– We can provide you with Dry bags if you like, but you can also buy these in Luang Prabang or Vientiane before your trip.
– Bring just enough kit for the riding days, 2 sets of clothes for riding and 2 sets for afternoon, evening or leisure time.
If we have 2 nights in one place, you will be able to use the laundry service.
Most riders bring a Camel Pack or similar to stay hydrated and also some electrolyte powders.
– Personal Toiletries
– Torch/ Head lamp (even for 1 day tours)
– Walking shoes / slops (even for 1 day tours)
– Swimming Trunks
This list is by no means complete but is intended just to be used as a guideline as to what to bring.
Personal Medication
If you have the space you could bring your personal riding gear to ensure your comfort:
– Helmet
– Long Sleeved riding shirts
– Pants
– Gloves
– Boots
– Body armor such as knee and elbow protection and a chest protector. However we do supply this gear for those who do not have the space to carry it.
– A small 30-40l day pack is really best for most of our bike trips through Laos.
– A waterproof cover helps to protect from dust and rain, also some plastic bags are great to put your clothes in.
– We can provide you with Dry bags if you like, but you can also buy these in Luang Prabang or Vientiane before your trip.
– Bring just enough kit for the riding days, 2 sets of clothes for riding and 2 sets for afternoon, evening or leisure time.
If we have 2 nights in one place, you will be able to use the laundry service.
Most riders bring a Camel Pack or similar to stay hydrated and also some electrolyte powders.
– Personal Toiletries
– Torch/ Head lamp (even for 1 day tours)
– Walking shoes / slops (even for 1 day tours)
– Swimming Trunks