Packing list for Azerbaijan, travel insurance for Azerbaijan, and taking your belongings
What to take to Azerbaijan: brief
To pack and check:
- Documents: passport valid for at least 6 months after departure and, for many travelers, an e-visa (ASAN Visa), which must be arranged online in advance.
- Money: Azerbaijani manat (AZN). You can withdraw cash almost everywhere in Baku, but bring cash for smaller towns. Optionally, also bring USD or EU to exchange.
- Clothing: layers for different climate zones, including a raincoat. Your trip can take you from subtropical coastal areas to snow-capped mountain peaks.
- Personal care: sunscreen and lip balm.
- Shoes: comfortable hiking boots for the Caucasus and comfortable shoes for city walks.
- Medicines and first-aid kit: a small first-aid kit with ORS, plasters, and personal medication.
- Outdoor gear and handy items: a reusable water bottle and daypack.
- Technology and equipment: a power bank and a universal adapter with a Type C/F adapter is recommended.
- Transport: an international driving license can be useful for road trips through the mountains.
To consider:
- A scarf for religious places.
- Offline maps for remote areas.
- Binoculars for mountain landscapes.
- Extra luggage space for tea, spices, and local sweets.
Are there mosquitoes in Azerbaijan?
- Yes, especially around the Caspian Sea, lakes, and marsh areas during the warmer months.
- They can transmit diseases, but for most travelers, they do not pose a major health risk.
- More about protection against mosquitoes and insects.
Are there sandflies in Azerbaijan?
- Yes, sandflies can occur in rural, wooded, warmer, and drier areas. Particularly from June to September.
- They can transmit Leishmaniasis.
- More about sandflies and sand fleas.
Can you buy DEET in Azerbaijan, or other mosquito repellents?
- Yes. In Baku and other cities, mosquito repellents are readily available.
Can you buy a joint or weed in Azerbaijan, or bring it to Azerbaijan?
- Cannabis is illegal in Azerbaijan.
- The penalties for drug possession can be severe. Even with small amounts, the consequences are no fun.
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