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Travelling OutfitPacking List for a Vacation

Don't know what or how to pack for your next holiday in the sun?

Packing for a vacation is sometimes a little tricky, its sometimes difficult to know how much to take, as well as how to fit it all in your suitcase. But, you can learn the art of rolling and folding your clothes, in order to maximise your space and increase the number of outfits you can wear on vacation.

Packing for a Vacation

This should not be a difficult task, as long as you are prepared and organised. Get out a pen and paper, and start writing your own personal list of things you can't do without, whether this is a pair of GHDs or your favourite cashmere cardigan.

Packing List

  • Paperwork; Documents - insurance info, emergency numbers, flight information, pasport, hotel reservation, itinerary, drivers licence, YHA card (for those under 25), medical insurance card, maps
  • Things for in-flight: lip balm, moisturiser, eye mask, cashmere wrap, water, vitamins, earplugs
  • Beauty; Make-Up: cleansing wipes, moisturiser, mascara, blusher, concealer, and an SPF
  • Mini First Aid Kit - plasters, tweezers, cotton wool, paracetemol, travel sickness pills
  • Technology: phone, camera, and iPodHand
  • Towel (and beach towel)
  • Dresses - the most versatile item you can take with you
  • Hoodies - for 'at home' comfort
  • Teabags - pop a couple of your favourite herbal teabags in, as your hotel probably won't stock them
  • T-Shirts and Tanks - Take a few for layering and wearing on their own for a classic statement
  • Bikinis - pop them in cute and efficient bikini bags
  • Underwear
  • PJs
  • Cardigans
  • Flip-flops, heels, trainers
  • Handwashing liquid
  • Shorts
  • Jeans and trousers
  • Books - for the plane, the beach and the hotel room
  • Sunglasses
  • Phone and charger
  • Music player (iPod)
  • Toothbrush/toothpaste and floss
  • Shampoo, conditioner and body wash
  • Sunscreen
  • Insect Repellent
  • Contacts/Spare Glasses
  • Deodorant
  • Nail file
  • Water bottle
  • Raincoat

European Travel Packing Tips

Don't forget a European adapter plug, which you could buy off Ebay for a fraction of the airport price. And don't forget to bring stylish sunglasses and linen trousers, which look sexy, yet appropriate travelling anywhere throughout Europe. Check out this short video about how to pack for a holiday in the sun.