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What clothes and what is the most necessary to take with you?
What clothes and what is the most necessary to take with you, except for beach accessories?
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In addition to beach accessories, the most important thing is a mask with a snorkel, fins, sunscreen and after-sun cream, a first aid kit.
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answered 11 years ago
shorts, T-shirts, sundresses.
if you want to go to the old city, take light pants, overalls or a sundress to the floor.
from July 9th Ramadan, no need to dragon people once again
if you want to go to the old city, take light pants, overalls or a sundress to the floor.
from July 9th Ramadan, no need to dragon people once again
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answered 11 years ago
I don’t know how it is now, but on the return flight at the airport it’s cold in the waiting room)) they have a conder at +14 in total, +40 outside ... it’s really hooooool to wait for the plane))
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answered 11 years ago
Take a tippet with you, it will come in handy at the airport. Outside the hotel I recommend thin long trousers made of cotton or linen. Try to cover your shoulders for two reasons: so as not to draconize the locals (as already mentioned), and so as not to get burned. Be sure to take a first-aid kit with you, which should contain stomach medicines (including antibiotics), and analgesics, as well as a band-aid, peroxide, dressings, ammonia (God forbid that all this is not useful). Rinse your mouth only with drinking water from a bottle.
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answered 11 years ago
Yes, the first aid kit is the most important.
1. Diarrhea - smecta, imodium, activated charcoal, linex;
2. Overeating, indigestion from unusual food - mezim, festal;
3. Heartburn - smecta, gastal, rennie
4. Vomiting - rehydron
5. Minor abrasions and cuts - Hydrogen peroxide, iodine, brilliant green, plaster, cotton wool, bandage;
6. Allergy - claritin;
7. Insect bites - fenistil gel
9. Headache and other pains - spasmalgon, pentalgin, analgin, etc .;
10. Burns - panthenol, lifeguard;
11. Colds - Paracetamol, teraflu, antigrippin anvi, arbidol and other immunomodulators, drops or spray from the common cold;
12. Sore throat - Geksoral, tantum verde, pharyngosept;
13. Pain in the muscles, bruises, sprains - Voltaren, fastum, ben-gay and similar gels and ointments, elastic bandage;
14. Conjunctivitis-albucid (eye drops)
15. Otitis-otipax (ear drops)
Other: Thermometer, scissors, tissue paper, antiseptic wipes...
1. Diarrhea - smecta, imodium, activated charcoal, linex;
2. Overeating, indigestion from unusual food - mezim, festal;
3. Heartburn - smecta, gastal, rennie
4. Vomiting - rehydron
5. Minor abrasions and cuts - Hydrogen peroxide, iodine, brilliant green, plaster, cotton wool, bandage;
6. Allergy - claritin;
7. Insect bites - fenistil gel
9. Headache and other pains - spasmalgon, pentalgin, analgin, etc .;
10. Burns - panthenol, lifeguard;
11. Colds - Paracetamol, teraflu, antigrippin anvi, arbidol and other immunomodulators, drops or spray from the common cold;
12. Sore throat - Geksoral, tantum verde, pharyngosept;
13. Pain in the muscles, bruises, sprains - Voltaren, fastum, ben-gay and similar gels and ointments, elastic bandage;
14. Conjunctivitis-albucid (eye drops)
15. Otitis-otipax (ear drops)
Other: Thermometer, scissors, tissue paper, antiseptic wipes...
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answered 11 years ago
Lots of creams from and for sunburn, panthenol (I always take a couple of jars per family, we are white). It is very convenient for the hotel sarafans, light trousers, breeches. I usually go to the city in long trousers and a blouse that necessarily covers my shoulders (there will be less oily looks). Be sure to caps, panama. Well, something unobtrusively elegant, so that in the evening it would be nice and beautiful to go down to the restaurant)
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answered 11 years ago
hats, light clothes, sunscreen with the highest protection and of course a first aid kit!
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answered 11 years ago
From the fact that they also listed aquashoes (coral slippers), Fumitoks, because. there are mosquitoes. If you go to the desert (safari, bugs, etc.) - clothes that you won’t feel sorry for will be all in the sand and dirty + dark glasses. Goggles for the pool and earplugs (earplugs) will also come in handy.
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