What are the precautions for camping at the beach?

Nowadays, material life has been greatly improved, and more and more people have learned to enjoy life. Camping at the beach is also a good way to enjoy life. The pressure of life makes us breathless, but traveling can relieve stress and also get the effect of exercising the body. Of course, there are various things to pay attention to when camping at the seaside. Let us learn about the precautions for camping at the seaside!

Sun protection

The reason why it is placed at the front is because it is easy to be overlooked. Many donkeys are used to staying indoors, so their skin is highly hydrated and has poor sun protection. If you are exposed to the sun at the beach, you will get sunburned in two hours (or maybe less). I didn't feel the injury at the time, but the redness of my skin indicated I was sunburned. After a day or two, the skin may become painful and peeling, or even blisters may form. You can use a cold towel to relieve pain, use moisturizer to replenish moisture on the sunburned part, and supplement with vitamin C to prevent melanin deposition (if you envy Louis Koo’s skin color, just ignore what I said). People who spend a lot of time in the sun are more resistant to sunburn. You can also use parasols with sun protection (silver coated). Or wear long sleeves. Of course, it is better to apply sunscreen. Remember to reapply it after swimming or sweating a lot.

Anti-mosquito

The mosquitoes at the seaside are just as serious as those in the mountains. In addition to mosquitoes and flies, there is a kind of flea that is very annoying on shallow beaches and sandy beaches. It bites people in shallow water (very painfully) and jumps around everywhere. Remember to apply mosquito repellent to avoid being bitten, pull up the mosquito net of the tent, and protect food, tableware, etc. (it is best not to put them on the ground, you can put them in a bag). Sitting around a campfire will usually protect you from bites.

water proof

The beach will be damp for two or three days after it rains. If the tent floor cloth is not good, pay attention to moisture-proofing. You can bring a large plastic sheet. Hardware and building materials are sold here. You can buy a 2*2 meter, 1mm thick one, which is very cheap and relatively sturdy (a large raincoat can also be used). Spread it under the tent to keep it out of water and moisture. When it rains heavily, you can cover the tent with it, and no matter how heavy the rain is, it won't get through. Also pay attention to the times of high and low tide. The sea that seems far away during the day may surge into the tent at night. You can ask local residents about high tide times. It is safe to camp next to dense vegetation close to the beach.

Pay attention to sleep

Beach camping is concentrated in the summer. If the beach is dry, it will be very soft and you can sleep directly on it after it is flat. If the beach is wet, it will be hard and you will need a moisture-proof mat that can keep out the cold and moisture. Before going to bed, check the tent for mosquitoes and go to the toilet to prevent the tent from being opened in the middle of the night.

The above is a detailed answer to the precautions for camping at the seaside. After my explanation, I believe everyone has a more comprehensive understanding. So before traveling, you must be fully prepared, prepare a tent, and prepare some materials in all aspects such as food, clothing, housing and transportation. This will provide reliable protection for your travel and ensure your own safety.