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This should be in your baggage

• small first aid kit (dressing material, disinfectant, remedy against diarrhoea, electrolyte, general-purpose antibiotic, protective agent against insects, cream for burns, ointment).

• sufficiently big mosquito net (not available in all accommodation)

• As experience has shown, also useful is packing cord and two to three nails for hanging up a mosquito net or for drying laundry.

• Sewing kit (important to mend a damaged mosquito net)

• Guidebook, if need be, a map

• Dictionary English – French

• Possibly dictionary English – Madagascan.

• Torch (important – no electricity at night)

• Adapter for power sockets of French standard, 110 and 220 volts of alternating current.

• Multipurpose knife

• Money belt for passport and money

• sunglasses, sun hat, sun tan lotion

• pair of field glasses

• firm footwear (for planned or spontaneous climbing)

• light coloured and long-armed clothes in the evening (mosquito bites!)

• warm clothes and rainwear, depending on place and season. In extreme cases it can get as cold as 0 degrees ).

• copies of passport and travel documents