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Packing lists

Summer/Spring:

  • Passports
  • International driver’s permit
  • Wallet with cards that won’t expire in the next two months - online photos of all, both sides
  • SIM card with internet
  • Lounge card
  • Ear plugs
  • Glasses and sunglasses
  • Large enough plastic bag to separate laundry
  • Ultralight, foldable, nylon backpack
  • Toiletries:
    • Toothbrush
    • toothpaste (buy it when you get there)
    • razor
    • Nail clippers
    • Deodorant (buy it when you get there)
    • Cologne
  • Two pairs of shorts
  • Swimsuit
  • One pair of khakis or jeans (two on long trips)
  • 1 pair of socks per day plus 3 for evening
  • Belt day and night
  • Two polos
  • 1 regular T-shirt per day, up to 7 (you can always do laundry on the way)
  • Luggage padlock
  • Pen
  • Stain stick
  • Meds:
    • Advil
    • Sudafed
    • Tums
    • Vitamins
  • Shoes
    • Walking - to wear on the flight
    • Hiking
    • Evening
  • Electrical
    • Adapter
    • 2-3 charging wires
    • 2 charging plugs
    • Headphones
    • Extra batteries for phone and camera for easy swapping on the go.
Apps:
  • Google photos
  • WiFi map updated
  • Pocket earth/google maps with downloaded maps updated
  • Google translate with downloaded language
  • Moovit
  • Google duo
  • Google voice
  • Google photos
  • Google chrome with translate activated
  • Foursquare
  • Skype with US toll-free phone numbers for cards, airlines, and booking sites ready.
  • Kiwi/Skyscanner/momondo/kayak/google flights/Priceline/Rome2rio/GetByBus/FlixBus/Omio/Uber/Moovit
  • Weather map
  • Hotel tonight

Winter/fall:

  • Passports
  • International driver’s permit
  • Wallet with cards that won’t expire in the next two months - online photos of all, both sides.
  • SIM card with internet
  • Lounge card
  • Ear plugs
  • Glasses and sunglasses
  • Large enough plastic bag to separate laundry
  • Toiletries:
    • Toothbrush
    • toothpaste (buy it when you get there)
    • razor
    • Nail clippers
    • Deodorant (buy it when you get there)
    • Cologne
  • Jacket that blocks wind
  • 2-3 pairs of khakis or jeans
  • 1 pair of socks per day plus 3 for evening
  • Belt day and night
  • One polo
  • 1 regular T-shirt per day
  • 1 regular long shirt per every two days
  • Heavyweight long sleeve T-shirt in solid color that could also work in the evening out
  • Swimsuit
  • Luggage padlock
  • Pen
  • Stain stick
  • Meds:
    • Advil
    • Sudafed
    • Tums
    • Vitamins
  • Shoes
    • Walking - to wear on the flight
    • Hiking
    • Evening
  • Electrical
    • Adapter
    • 2-3 charging wires
    • 2 charging plugs
    • Headphones
    • Extra batteries for phone and camera for easy swapping on the go.
Apps:
  • Google photos
  • WiFi map updated
  • Pocket earth/google maps with downloaded maps updated
  • Google translate with downloaded language
  • Moovit
  • Google duo
  • Google voice
  • Google photos
  • Google chrome with translate activated
  • Foursquare
  • Skype with US toll-free phone numbers for cards, airlines, and booking sites ready.
  • Kiwi/Skyscanner/momondo/Kayak/google flights/Priceline/Rome2rio/GetByBus/FlixBus/Omio/Uber/Moovit
  • Weather map
  • Hotel tonight

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