Two days on the Shuya River. Rafting

Take with you:

• a backpack without a machine or a travel bag.

The form of clothing during the rafting:

• socks should be on your feet (not thin cotton, tighter). Shoes that you don't mind getting wet (sneakers are perfect). If you have neoprene socks or neoprene boots, it is welcome;
• rubber boots are prohibited, because when they get into the water, they pull the participant down;
• as outerwear: comfortable sportswear for the weather or a neoprene suit (if available). It is desirable that the clothes be quick-drying. We recommend not to take jeans, any sweatpants will do instead;
• Recommended: put on a light Bolognese suit (protection from wind and moisture). Raincoats made of dense materials can be used;
• you can take thin cotton gloves or neoprene gloves on your hands (optional);
• there will be a helmet on your head, you can put a bandana under it;
• you can take a camera, there will be sealed packages on the rafts, in which it can be hidden at the moment of passing the threshold;
• if you wear glasses, try to come up with a chain for them (so as not to lose them) or put on lenses for the duration of the alloy.

A set of clothes for changing clothes after rafting:

• a set of dry comfortable outerwear;
• dry comfortable shoes and socks;
• beanie/bandana/buff;
• a set of spare underwear.

Clothing for sleeping in a tent:

• warm loose clothing (if available, thermal underwear);
• warm socks (woolen ones are possible) and a thin hat (nights can be cool);
• for the evening, a fleece jacket / sweatshirt / jacket.

For a trip to the tourist bath:

• individual towel;
• swimsuit (boys / girls go to the bathhouse all together, groups of 8-10 people);
• slates/sandals are sporty.

Shoes (comfortable, without heels):

• one for rafting on the river;
• the second one is for the camp (you can take rubber boots if it rains according to the forecast);
• The third one is "urban". 

Personal items:

• knee pads (when rafting on a catamaran) – not necessary;
• repellents (mosquitoes, midges);
• flashlight with a set of spare batteries;
• sunglasses and sunscreen and after sunburn, if it is sunny according to the forecast;
• personal hygiene products (including toilet paper);
• an individual first aid kit;
• small polyurethane seat mat;
• portable charger;
• personal utensils (mug, deep bowl, spoon).

Documents and money in an airtight package:

• passport;
• medical insurance policy (photocopy is available);
• We recommend that you always have a small amount of cash with you so that, if desired, you can quickly buy the necessary things at stops along the route.