Languedoc Roussillon, France
Pack light jackets or sweaters for spring, with long-sleeved shirts, jeans. Summer calls for lightweight, breathable cotton/linen, shorts, skirts, dresses, and t-shirts.
Autumn also suits layers, with sweaters and light jackets. A waterproof jacket or umbrella is advisable for potential rain. Winter needs a heavy coat and warm accessories.
Needed for city exploration. Cobbled streets require comfort.
For summer and beach visits. Suitable for warm weather and coastal areas.
For evenings out. Elevate your appearance for restaurants or performances.
Keep your original passport secure. Carry photocopies or digital copies separately.
France uses Type E and F sockets, 230V, 50Hz. A Universal travel adapter with surge protection is wise.
A DSLR or Mirrorless camera works for high-quality photos, or a Smartphone with a good camera. Cloud storage for photos and documents.
France uses Type E/F sockets (230V, 50Hz). A Universal travel adapter is wise.
Local SIM cards from Orange, SFR, Bouygues Telecom, Free Mobile offer better value. Prepaid SIMs are available.
Use Google Drive or Dropbox for backing up photos and documents.
Prepare a small kit for health needs. Include basics like pain relievers, antiseptic wipes, bandages.
Carry prescription medications in original packaging, with a doctor's note. Over-the-counter medications are available at pharmacies (green cross).
A Daypack, appropriate footwear. Trekking poles are an option for stability.
Swimwear for beach visits. A Quick-dry towel is practical.
Camera, extra batteries, memory cards. A Compact tripod helps for low-light.
These items assist with comfort and security on your trip.
Items unique to Perpignan and the region enhance your visit.
Lessens plastic waste.
For market visits.
Eco-friendly option.
Avoid single-use plastics.
Pack cubes or compression bags assist in organizing clothes and maximizing space.
Lay out all items and then remove half before packing. This lessens overpacking and keeps your luggage manageable for easier transit.
