For example, wearing long pants and greens is advised when gorilla trekking. When on foot, wearing colors that blend well into the environment and a good pair of safari boots is always recommended. For the full run-down of Craghoppers’ range of insect repellent clothing, Nosilife, read my full review! Waterproof Trousers (Optional) The day-to-day wear of clothes is the most important part because if you feel uncomfortable in the bush, you’ll likely look ridiculous. You aren’t walking the runways of Paris but spending time in the bush—care about your look, but not too much. North Face Surgent Pants– these cuffed pants are comfortable enough to wear in bed in the higher altitude areas of the cloud forest. Make sure you buy a pair well in advance of your trip, giving you time to wear them in. After all, the last thing you want is a set of painful blisters the first time you wear them in the jungle! It’s still a good idea to take blister plasters with you to keep you comfortable.

Even if you travel to more equatorial places where the humidity and heat can be unbearable, taking thin hoodies or sweaters that you can layer up is a really good idea. Wearing a light sweater or cardigan over a tank top in the evenings after a cold shower will keep your arms and shoulders protected from biting insects too. Choose long-sleeved tops made of cotton or other lightweight and fast-drying fabrics for the most comfort. You’re bound to sweat, so this will keep you as cool as possible while still providing plenty of protection.

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Allbirds Mizzles– These weather repellent shoes are super comfortable and feature a water-resistant coating called Puddle Guard to keep your feet dry in wet weather. With a Merino wool insole, your feet can get quite warm though in the rainforest! Read my full review of Mizzles here! Craghoppers Clara II Trousers– I love my Clara trousers! The ever so slight bootcut style is much more flattering than traditional walking trousers, and these have the added benefit of being really cool and insect-repellant. Travel Insurance: We don’t travel without travel insurance and neither should you. You never know what can happen while traveling so it’s best to be prepared. HeyMondo provides excellent short-term and long-term travel insurance plans.

It’s just universally flattering regardless of your shape and size. 7. Jungle Warfare Outfit for Couples Get the ultimate camouflage for your jungle themed party with a fantastic selection of Jungle Cos... Salado Mid Boot– these boots from Craghoppers are worth their weight in gold. With Nosilife technology and a crawl guard to fight against insects, they’re really comfortable too. For fellow guys, you can have it as a skirt style if you want to flaunt those washboard abs, but you may also have it as a semi-dress, flintstone style. You have complete control over the kinds of accessories/props that you will incorporate with this look because the outfit is enough to make a jungle warfare statement.I found a very low-priced but quality leopard print dress. Cut it zig-zag at the bottom, and you have a costume! Craghoppers Nosilife Erin Long Sleeved Top– this long-sleeved top is easily one of my favourite things to wear in the jungle. As well as the odour and moisture control, the Nosilife technology keeps biting insects away.

Ayacucho Camps Bay Trousers– these trousers are made from natural Tencel fibres, making them a really sustainable choice without compromising on quality. They’re lightweight, moisture-regulating and antibacterial to control odours too.Craghoppers Carmen Joggers– not strictly pyjamas bottoms, but these joggers from Craghoppers kept me comfy and protected in bed, even in the most tropical conditions of Costa Rica. Products can be washed in the washing machine on a cold setting. Dry cleaning from time to time is recommended. Another benefit of wide-brimmed men's safari hats which most people don't think about is the shelter they provide when it rains. We find that a wide-brimmed safari hat definitely makes it slightly less uncomfortable when you are caught out on a walk or game drive by a sudden thunderstorm or tropical shower, as at least your face - or most of it - remains dry.