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Dubbed as one of the most beautiful cities in the world, Rio de Janeiro is one of the largest cities in Brazil and an extremely popular tourist destination. Rio has activities for all travel styles. Travelers can hang glide, relax at beaches and visit world famous monuments. This Rio packing list contains a list of recommended items and travel gear to take on your trip to Rio de Janeiro. Climate In Rio De Janeiro, Brazil: Rio’s climate can greatly effect what you should pack when visiting. Since Rio is primarily hot and humid, you should mainly pack shorts and t-shirts. Due to it’s proximity to the equator, Rio De Janeiro’s climate is extremely hot and humid. Rio is in the southern hemisphere and in the summer (1 December to 28 February), Rio can reach temperatures near 90°F. During the winter, the temperature in Rio can drop to the 70s°F. Average Temperature in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil: Average Rain Fall in Rio de Janeiro: Rio isn’t the most rainy area, however you would be best off bringing a rain coat or an umbrella when traveling to Rio. Backpacks/Luggage: Depending on your style of travel, you may want to bring either a suitcase or a backpack. I happened to pack relatively light, so I only needed a backpack. If you are looking for a suitcase to bring on your trip to Rio, you may want to check out the eBags EXO 2.0 Hardside Spinner, or the Samsonite LIFT Spinner. Kelty Redwing 50 – The Redwing 50 was the primary backpack that I used while traveling in Rio. The Redwing 50 is a 50-liter capacity internal frame travel backpack. Unlike most other travel backpacks, the Redwing isn’t obnoxiously large and isn’t too hiker-ish. Also, the neutral colors of the backpack don’t attract too much attention. Pack barely meets carry on requirements, so I had to be careful not to over pack it. You can read my full Kelty Redwing 50 review here. You might also want to check out the Kelty Flyway and the Osprey Talon series, which are both travel backpacks that I’ve heard other travelers rave about. REI Flash 18 – In addition to my Kelty Redwing 50, I also brought the REI Flash 18, which is an 18-liter daypack. Whenever I left our apartment to explore Rio, I would take my 18-liter pack with some essentials such as a water bottle, camera, cash and snacks. My primary backpack would be left at the apartment or hotel. When not in use, I would pack the Flash 18 into my Redwing 50. The pack weighs less than a pound and can be rolled up to take up less space, which makes it a good choice for being a secondary backpack. See my review of the Flash 18 here. Clothing: In Rio, almost all the locals wears shorts and t-shirts. This a list of clothing to pack for visiting Rio: *Note: Depending on your needs and activities, you may need to bring more or less clothes. - 1 Pair of Jeans – Though Rio is a primarily hot area, you may want to bring a pair of jeans because of their versatility. Jeans can be heavy and take up lots of space in your suitcase, but they also can be used for several types of occasions. If you aren’t staying in Rio for a long time, you may not need to bring jeans. - 1 Pair of Convertible Pants – Pants that convert into shorts are especially useful in Rio because they can be used for any occasion. Some convertible pants such as the prAna Stretch Zion Convertible Pants are water resistant and UV protective. Convertible pants are also much easier to hand wash than jeans. - 2 Pair of Athletic Shorts/Shorts - 4 T-Shirts – While in Rio, I wore t-shirts almost every day. I prefer for my travel t-shirts to be made of materials like polyester rather than cotton. Polyester is usually lighter, easier to hand wash and faster drying. I’ve noticed that it’s hard to find drying machines in South America; so quick drying shirts have an upper hand. I would highly recommend are the Patagonia Capilene 1 Silkweight T-Shirt, which is quick drying, UV protective and odor resistant. - 1 Polo Shirt - 1 Dress Shirt – Bringing a dress shirt is important if you are planning to eat at a fancy restaurant or attend a formal event, etc. - 1 Rain Jacket – To protect yourself from the rain, you may want to bring a rain jacket. Waterproof jackets with waterproof and breathable technologies such as GORE-TEX, are fit for serious outdoors enthusiasts and can handle the most extreme conditions. They can be expensive, but worth are the cost if you wear them often. If you aren’t planning on using your rain jacket often, or if you are visiting Rio during the dry season, you can always bring a poncho. - 1 Fleece/Jacket – Though it isn’t too cold in Rio, you might want to bring a fleece to keep warm on the plane or when the temperature drops at night. I wore the First Ascent MicroTherm Down Hoodie, which is extremely lightweight and moderately warm. - Undergarments – amount depends on the length of your trip, though I wouldn’t bring more than 7 pairs of underwear - 4 Pairs of Socks – socks are easy to hand wash, so you probably won’t need to bring too many. I brought 4 pairs of below ankle socks. Footwear: - 1 Pair of Sneakers – I wore a pair of Vivobarefoot trail running shoes as my ‘go-to’ pair of shoes in Rio. They are lightweight, comfortable and have good traction. - 1 Pair of Sandals – I also brought a pair of Adidas Superstar Slides. They are really comfortable and great for wearing casually. Sandals or flip flops are important to bring if you plan on visiting the beach. Toiletries and Hygiene: There are several places in Rio to purchase toiletries, so it isn’t completely necessary to bring all of your toiletries from home. Travel Tips: Most toilets in Rio and Brazil in general can clog if you flush toilet paper in them. - Soap - Shampoo - Toothbrush - Toothpaste - Sunscreen - Etc. – See the general packing list for a full list of toiletries you may or may not need to bring. Electronics: The voltage of the outlets in Brazil are different from the voltages of the outlets in the US, which are 120-volts. Also, the charger prongs of American electronics won’t fit in the Brazilian outlets. Some chargers, such as laptop chargers support different voltage outlets, however you should purchase a voltage converter to prevent your chargers from burning or frying. This is a voltage converter review that I wrote for the voltage converter that I used while in South America. Rio is notorious for being dangerous, so be sure to be watchful over your electronics and valuables. I tried to use my laptop and other electronics only in areas such as in our apartment or other areas which I knew were safe. - iPhone and iPhone Charger - MacBook Air and Charger – While in Rio, I still needed to do some work, meaning I had to use my computer pretty often. Thankfully, my 13-inch MacBook air wasn’t too heavy or bulky. The only downside to the MacBook Air is that it can be a bit flashy due to its sliver body. Internet connection in Rio de Janeiro was not an issue as it wasn’t hard to find places with internet and the speeds were fine, however internet in the US is a bit faster. - External Battery – To keep my electronics powered up on the go, I brought the Anker External Battery, which can recharge an iPhone 4-5 times and an iPad 2 once. - Flashlight – just in case there is an outage, or in an emergency. - Voltage Converter - Hard Drive – for backing up images. Other: - Passport Money Money Belt – Money belts are extremely helpful when traveling around Rio because you won’t need to fear pickpockets. Money belts are great for keeping large denomination bills just in case. My money belt, the Travelon Money Belt, can hold about 8-12 bills. - Sunglasses – Rio can be really sunny, so you would probably want to bring a pair of sunglasses. - Camera – I’m not a photographer, so my only camera was the one on my phone. If you are serious about taking pictures, you may want to consider taking a DSLR camera. - Lock – Though all of my bags were carry-on, I still opted to lock the primary compartment of my backpack. I used the Master Lock TSA Luggage Lock. - Watch – I took my Timex Ironman Sleek watch. Some links found in this page are affiliate links, meaning that we get a commission if you decide to make a purchase, at no additional cost to you. We would never endorse a product or service we didn’t actually use and believe in. Related:
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Dubbed as one of the most beautiful cities in the world, Rio de Janeiro is one of the largest cities in Brazil and an extremely popular tourist destination. Rio has activities for all travel styles. Travelers can hang glide, relax at beaches and visit world famous monuments. This Rio packing list contains a list of recommended items and travel gear to take on your trip to Rio de Janeiro. Climate In Rio De Janeiro, An Bhrasaíl: Rio’s climate can greatly effect what you should pack when visiting. Since Rio is primarily hot and humid, you should mainly pack shorts and t-shirts. Due to it’s proximity to the equator, Rio De Janeiro’s climate is extremely hot and humid. Rio is in the southern hemisphere and in the summer (1 Noll- 28 feabhra), Rio can reach temperatures near 90°F. During the winter, the temperature in Rio can drop to the 70s°F. Average Temperature in Rio De Janeiro, An Bhrasaíl: Average Rain Fall in Rio de Janeiro: Rio isn’t the most rainy area, however you would be best off bringing a rain coat or an umbrella when traveling to Rio. Backpacks / Bagáiste: Ag brath ar do stíl taistil, b'fhéidir gur mhaith leat a thabhairt ceachtar suitcase nó backpack. Tharla mé a phacáil sách éadrom, mar sin is gá mé ach backpack. If you are looking for a suitcase to bring on your trip to Rio, b'fhéidir gur mhaith leat a sheiceáil amach an eBags Exo 2.0 Hardside Spinner, nó an Samsonite LIFT Spinner. Kelty Cliathán dearg 50 – An Redwing 50 was the primary backpack that I used while traveling in Rio. An Redwing 50 Is toilleadh 50-lítear backpack taistil fráma inmheánach. Murab ionann agus an chuid is mó backpacks taistil eile, the Redwing isn’t obnoxiously large and isn’t too hiker-ish. Chomh maith leis sin, the neutral colors of the backpack don’t attract too much attention. Pack barely meets carry on requirements, mar sin bhí mé a bheith cúramach gan ró pacáiste sé. Is féidir leat léamh mo iomlán a Kelty Cliathán dearg 50 athbhreithniú anseo. B'fhéidir gur mhaith leat freisin a sheiceáil amach an Kelty Flyway agus an Sraith Osprey Talon, a bhfuil an dá backpacks taistil a chuala mé lucht siúil eile rave faoi. Rei Flash 18 – Chomh maith le mo Kelty Redwing 50, Thug mé chomh maith leis an Rei Flash 18, a bhfuil daypack 18-lítear. Whenever I left our apartment to explore Rio, Ba mhaith liom mo phaca 18-lítear le roinnt essentials cosúil le buidéal uisce, ceamara, airgead tirim agus sneaiceanna. Bheadh mo backpack bunscoile a fhágáil ag an árasán nó óstán. Nuair nach bhfuil in úsáid, Ba mhaith liom a pacáiste an Flash 18 i mo Redwing 50. Meáchan an pacáiste níos lú ná punt agus is féidir a rolladh suas a ghlacadh le spás níos lú, a chuireann sé le rogha maith chun bheith ina backpack tánaisteach. Féach ar mo athbhreithniú ar an Flash 18 anseo. Éadaí: In Rio, almost all the locals wears shorts and t-shirts. This a list of clothing to pack for visiting Rio: *Nóta: Ag brath ar do chuid riachtanas agus ar ghníomhaíochtaí, b'fhéidir go mbeadh ort a thabhairt éadaí níos mó nó níos lú. - 1 Péire Jeans – Though Rio is a primarily hot area, you may want to bring a pair of jeans because of their versatility. Is féidir le jeans a bheith trom agus glacadh le go leor de spás i do mhála taistil, but they also can be used for several types of occasions. If you aren’t staying in Rio for a long time, you may not need to bring jeans. - 1 Péire Pants chomhshóite – Pants that convert into shorts are especially useful in Rio because they can be used for any occasion. Roinnt pants inchomhshóite ar nós an Pants Prana Sín Zion chomhshóite Tá resistant agus UV cosanta uisce. Tá pants inchomhshóite freisin i bhfad níos éasca níocháin láimhe ná jeans. - 2 Péire Shorts Lúthchleasa / Shorts - 4 T-Léinte – While in Rio, I wore t-shirts almost every day. Is fearr liom do mo taistil tléinte le bheith déanta as ábhair ar nós poileistear seachas cadás. Is poileistir ghnáth níos éadroime, níos éasca a nigh láimhe agus a thriomú níos tapúla. Tá mé faoi deara go bhfuil sé deacair a fháil meaisíní triomaithe i Meiriceá Theas; ionas go mbeidh léinte thriomú tapa ar lámh in uachtar. Ba mhaith liom a mholadh go mór go bhfuil an Táirgeadh Capilene 1 Silkweight T-Shirt, a bhfuil a thriomú tapa, UV cosanta agus resistant boladh. - 1 Polo Shirt - 1 Dress Shirt – Bringing a dress shirt is important if you are planning to eat at a fancy restaurant or attend a formal event, srl. - 1 Báisteach Jacket - Chun tú féin a chosaint ó na rain, b'fhéidir gur mhaith leat a thabhairt seaicéad rain. Seaicéid uiscedhíonach le teicneolaíochtaí uiscedhíonach agus breathable ar nós Gore-TEX, atá oiriúnach do lasmuigh díograiseoirí tromchúiseach agus is féidir a láimhseáil na coinníollacha is mhór. Is féidir leo a bheith costasach, ach is fiú an costas má chaitheann tú iad go minic. Más rud é nach bhfuil tú ag pleanáil ar úsáid a bhaint do seaicéad báisteach go minic, or if you are visiting Rio during the dry season, you can always bring a poncho. - 1 Fleece/Jacket – Though it isn’t too cold in Rio, you might want to bring a fleece to keep warm on the plane or when the temperature drops at night. Chaith mé an An chéad Ascent MicroTherm Dúin Hoodie, atá thar a bheith lightweight agus measartha te. - Fo - Braitheann méid ar fhad do turas, cé nach ba mhaith liom a thabhairt níos mó ná 7 péirí de fo-éadaí - 4 Péirí Stocaí - Tá stocaí éasca a nigh láimhe, mar sin ní bheidh ort is dócha a thabhairt iomarca. Thug mé 4 péire stocaí rúitín thíos. Coisbheart: - 1 Péire Sneakers - Chaith mé le péire de Vivobarefoot rian bróga a reáchtáil ar mo 'dul-chun’ pair of shoes in Rio. Tá siad lightweight, compordach agus tá tarraingt go maith. - 1 Péire Sandals - Thug mé chomh maith le péire de Adidas Superstar Sleamhnáin. Tá siad i ndáiríre compordach agus mór do caitheamh casually. Sandals or flip flops are important to bring if you plan on visiting the beach. Maisíochta agus Sláinteachas: There are several places in Rio to purchase toiletries, mar sin nach bhfuil sé go hiomlán riachtanach a thabhairt ar fad do maisíochta ó bhaile. Travel Tips: Most toilets in Rio and Brazil in general can clog if you flush toilet paper in them. - Gallúnach - Shampoo - Toothbrush - Taos fiacla - grianscéithe - Srl. - Féach ar an liosta a phacáil ginearálta le haghaidh liosta iomlán de na maisíochta féidir nó nach féidir leat gá a thabhairt. Leictreonaic: The voltage of the outlets in Brazil are different from the voltages of the outlets in the US, which are 120-volts. Chomh maith leis sin, the charger prongs of American electronics won’t fit in the Brazilian outlets. roinnt chargers, such as laptop chargers support different voltage outlets, ach ba chóir duit a cheannach tiontaire voltas chun cosc do chargers ó dhó nó friochadh. Seo é Athbhreithniú tiontaire voltas gur scríobh mé an tiontaire voltas a úsáidtear mé agus i Meiriceá Theas. Rio is notorious for being dangerous, sin a bheith cinnte go mbeidh watchful thar do leictreonaic agus earraí luachmhara. I tried to use my laptop and other electronics only in areas such as in our apartment or other areas which I knew were safe. - iPhone agus iPhone Charger - MacBook Air agus Charger – While in Rio, gá mé fós roinnt oibre, rud a chiallaíonn go raibh mé a úsáid as mo ríomhaire go leor go minic. Buíochas le Dia, Ní raibh mo 13-orlach MacBook aer ró-throm nó bulky. Is é an downside amháin leis an Aeir MacBook gur féidir é a bheith beagán flashy mar gheall ar a chorp sliver. Internet connection in Rio de Janeiro was not an issue as it wasn’t hard to find places with internet and the speeds were fine, áfach trádála i SAM le beagán níos tapúla. - Battery Seachtrach - A choinneáil ar mo leictreonaic faoi thiomáint suas ar an dul, Thug mé an Anker Seachtrach Battery, is féidir recharge iPhone 4-5 amanna agus iPad 2 uair amháin. - Flashlight – ar eagla na heagla tá outage, nó i gcás éigeandála. - Tiontaire Voltage - Hard Drive – le haghaidh tacaíocht suas íomhánna. Eile: - Pas Airgead Airgead Chreasa – Money belts are extremely helpful when traveling around Rio because you won’t need to fear pickpockets. Tá criosanna airgead mór le haghaidh a choimeád billí ainmníocht mór ar eagla na heagla. Mo crios airgid, an Travelon Airgead Chreasa, Is féidir a shealbhú faoi 8-12 billí. - Sunglasses – Rio can be really sunny, ionas go mbeadh tú ag iarraidh dócha a thabhairt le péire de sunglasses. - Ceamara - Níl mé grianghrafadóir, mar sin bhí mo cheamara ach an ceann ar mo ghuthán. Má tá tú dáiríre faoi pictiúir a thógáil, b'fhéidir gur mhaith leat a mheas ag cur ceamara DSLR. - Lock - Cé go raibh gach ceann de mo málaí a sheoladh ar, Roghnaigh mé fós a chur faoi ghlas ar an urrann príomh mo backpack. Úsáid mé an Máistir Lock TSA Bagáiste Lock. - Watch - Thóg mé mo Timex Ironman faire Sleek. Tá roinnt naisc le fáil ar an leathanach seo naisc cleamhnaithe, a chiallaíonn go bhfaigheann muid coimisiún má shocraíonn tú a dhéanamh a cheannach, gan aon chostas breise a thabhairt duit. Ní ba mhaith linn formhuiniú a táirge nó seirbhís nach raibh linn a úsáid i ndáiríre agus creidim i. 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