Where are you going and what will you need when you get there? We want you to have a fabulous time on your next trip. We like to do as much of the planning for you as possible. Here’s some tips on what to bring with you so that your journey and your stay at your vacation destination are the best they can be.
PACKING CHECKLISTS
| All-Inclusive Resort |
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| Passport Clothes, shoes, swimsuits for duration of trip Cover-Up/dress to wear over swim suit for restaurants Dress/slacks for dinner in the Dining Room (depends on resort) Cardigan sweater for chilly indoor venues Sun hats/cap and sunglasses Sunscreen Personal care items Day pack/pool bag Portable phone charger Refillable water bottle – use a cup to refill at any restaurant Small bottle of laundry detergent for laundering small items in bathroom sink; some resorts have laundry facilities available First aid kit Yeti tumbler type cup to keep drinks cold by the pool Ziplock bags – preserve food, keep toiletries from leaking, keep sand out of phone Cash in small bills for tipping Snorkle gear if you’d prefer to use your own on an excursion |
| International Travel |
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| Clothes and shoes for duration of trip Comfortable walking shoes for long travel days and excursions Personal care items Hat/cap and sunglasses RFID-blocking travel bag Power adapter for appliance plugs Portable phone charger Shawl/long pants – some churches and historical sites require shoulders and knees to be covered First aid kit Cash in the currency of the country your traveling in Travel umbrella Daypack |
| Health and Safety Items |
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| Hand sanitizer / Soap Disinfecting wipes / Lysol / Paper towels Masks / face coverings Refillable water bottles Touchless pay methods Health insurance card Thermometer Medications Pens Selfie Stick (Keep those Camera’s Out Of Others Hands) |
| Cruising |
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| Passport/ID Cruise Documents Luggage tags Carry-on bag with medications, swim suit, change of clothes in case luggage takes a while to be delivered to your room Clothes, shoes, swimsuits for duration of trip Cover-Up/dress to wear over swim suit for restaurants Dress/slacks for dinner in the Dining Room Formalwear for Formal Night Theme night attire Cardigan sweater for chilly indoor venues Sun hats/cap and sunglasses Sunscreen Personal care items Day pack/pool bag Portable phone charger Lanyard for room key Battery operated tea light candle for a night light in stateroom bathroom Plastic clothespins for hanging up wet swimsuits, securing towel to lounge chair, or closing a clingy shower curtain Overdoor shoe rack for organizing small items like toiletries, cameras, cruise schedule Refillable water bottle – use a cup to refill at any restaurant Magnetic clips/hooks for attaching lanyards and important papers to metal stateroom walls Wrinkle releaser for clothes – irons are not available Small bottle of laundry detergent for laundering small items in bathroom sink Foldable pop up laundry hamper First aid kit Ziplock bags – preserve food, keep toiletries from leaking, keep sand out of phone Cash in small bills for tipping before and after cruise |
Mele Kalikimaka