Pack lightweight, breathable clothing made from natural fabrics like cotton or linen. Long sleeves and pants are useful for sun protection and mosquito prevention.
Continue with lightweight clothing. Quick-drying fabrics are valuable due to frequent rainfall. Be ready for sudden downpours.
Comfortable Walking sandals or flip-flops suit casual wear around towns and beaches.
Closed-toe shoes or Light hiking shoes protect against dust or uneven surfaces.
Sturdy hiking boots are necessary if you plan to trek Mount Karthala or other challenging hikes.
Keeping your documents organized and accessible prevents travel complications.
Plan for power and connectivity to keep your devices running and to stay in touch.
Your mobile phone must be GSM compatible and unlocked to use a local SIM card.
Download offline maps (Maps.me or Organic Maps) before your trip for navigation without internet access.
Use Google Translate with offline French and Arabic language packs for basic communication.
Use cloud storage or an External hard drive to back up photos, scanned documents, and other important data.
A well-stocked personal health kit prepares you for common travel ailments and unexpected situations.
The tropical sun is intense. Tap water is generally not safe to drink; rely on bottled water.
Essential items for exploring Comoros' diverse terrain.
Gear for exploring Comoros' underwater beauty.
Capture memories and observe nature up close.
These items improve comfort, security, and preparedness during your travels.
Bring items that reduce waste and add convenience to your daily activities.
Choose reusable items to minimize environmental impact.
A Small flashlight is useful for inconsistent street lighting.
High-quality sunscreens or specific repellents may be limited.
Certain over-the-counter medications might be difficult to find locally.
Pack light, but bring essentials. Consider modular clothing that adapts to different situations.
Check weather forecasts closer to your departure date for final adjustments to your packing list.
