Teriberskaya Bay kayaking trip

When traveling by kayak, we pack all our belongings in small air bags (20 liters) and then into the cockpits of the kayaks. Therefore, although things may not be the most ultralight, they should not be bulky.

1. Parking equipment:

• A backpack (18-20 liters) without a frame (!), which will allow you to go on a one-day radial hike. At the same time, you can come with another bag and put your belongings in hermetic bags.;
  A mat and a sleeping bag (comfort 0C and below) — if your own. If not, then the equipment is included in the price.
• tent — with the possibility to lay out separate racks and fabric. If not, then the equipment is included in the price.;
• the tourist seat;
• personal tableware (KLMN) is not bulky, ideally it is collapsible.

2. Sleep clothes:

• a set of thermal underwear – it's more comfortable to sleep in warm cotton, you may also need a hat, warm comfortable socks (or fleece socks);

The clothes we go kayaking in. Such clothes can be wet.

• on top is a kayaker jacket or a windproof/rainproof, splash-proof jacket. Under the jacket, we wear either a fleece jacket or an insulating layer made of another synthetic material. You can also wear the same waterproof trousers with synthetic thermal underwear underneath. Splash-proof jacket and trousers can be rented from us.;
• dry (drysuit) or neoprene wetsuit. If it's neoprene, then ideally up to 3 mm. We strongly recommend that you always wear a dry suit when traveling by sea — you can rent from us;
• neoprene gloves and sneakers. If you don't have them, we'll give them to you.;
• It is worth taking a synthetic quick-drying cap with you.;
• headdress (cap, panama hat, beanie);
• membrane jacket or poncho;
• membrane trousers, or quick-drying;
• thermal underwear;
• T-shirt;
• "fleece" or jacket;
• a warm jacket (or a set of second warm thermal underwear for a membrane jacket);
• trekking socks 1 pair, regular socks 2-3 pairs, 1 pair warm;
• next door;
• gloves;
• short rubber boots;
• trekking boots (low-rise) or running shoes for radial exits;
• the hat is warm;
• lingerie;
• swimsuit;

3. Other:

• sunglasses;
• personal hygiene products;
• camping towel;
• sunscreen;
• hygienic lipstick;
• mosquito and midge repellents;
• a bag for your phone;
• water bottle;

4. Special equipment:

• head lamp (for August-September);
• the camera is hermetically packed or with an underwater box (optional);
• fishing rods;
• a personal small first–aid kit (personal medicines, antipruritic drugs, Band-Aids, activated charcoal, enzymes - it all depends on the characteristics of your body, which you probably know). In addition to a personal first-aid kit, there will be a group one, but it won't hurt to have your own. 
• hand cream;

5. Documents (in a waterproof box or case!):

• a copy of your passport and a photo on your phone, or with you in your waterproof packaging;
• medical insurance policy;
• money for unexpected expenses.