Going to another country, you should always prepare: learn about the mentality, prohibitions and other little things, so as not to get into an unpleasant situation. For example, what do you know about Ireland? What gestures are considered offensive there? Is there a dry law? What kind of movement is there? Maybe this knowledge will not affect the trip, but here is a list of things that you need to take with you on a trip can be of great help.
1. Adapter for sockets
This may come as a surprise to many, but the sockets in Ireland are different from the standard Russian ones. And in order not to stay in a foreign country with a discharged phone, you should take care of the adapter in advance.
2. Raincoat
Heavy rains and winds are common in this country, so a raincoat is the perfect solution to keep yourself out of the water. You can also add shoe covers to your luggage to keep your feet warm and dry. But if you decide to take an umbrella with you, then put it aside. First, it will take up space. And secondly, the umbrella may simply break due to the wind.
3. Sunscreens
Rain and wind are not all surprises in Irish weather. The scorching sun can also be a surprise for a tourist. Therefore, sunglasses, a cap, sunscreen in a suitcase will come in handy. Especially if you are going to go on a trip in the mountains or along the seashore.
4. Currency
It is always good to have your local currency with you when you arrive in another country. It is not a fact that upon arrival in Ireland you can immediately exchange money. If a tourist has euros or pounds sterling in his pocket, then getting to the city by bus or taxi will not be difficult. It will also help save on currency exchange fees. Maybe a little, but enough for ice cream.
5. Contraceptives
If you are traveling to another country with a romantic companion or companion, or you are alone, then be sure to take contraceptives with you. Even if love joys are not planned, it is better to be prepared. No one will judge if a pair of condoms are kept in the bag. But not to find them at hand in another country, when rain and wind are pouring outside the window, and where the nearest pharmacy is - there is no one to see, it will be very offensive.
The list goes on and on: camera, insurance, first aid kit, travel guide and so on. Something different will be important for everyone. But these 5 items should be in every suitcase of a tourist traveling to Ireland.
