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The 22 Best Travel Tech Essentials of 2024

Here’s all the gear you need to make your travel experience better from tablets to headphones.

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We live in a technologically advanced society, and that means we usually bring some sort of gadget with us wherever we go, even if it’s just a phone. Some provide entertainment — like tablets, eReaders, and headphones — while others can make journeys more convenient or comfortable instead (such as luggage trackers, folding keyboards, and portable sound machines). To help you discover what your packing list could be missing, we've compiled a list of our favorite tech-related items whether you’re traveling for fun or business.

Best eReader

Amazon kindle paperwhite.

It has a 10-week battery life.

You need to pay a fee to get rid of the ad-supported lock screen.

One of the biggest players in the eReader game, the Kindle Paperwhite hits all the marks when it comes to features you need in a digital book. It has a 6.8-inch glare-free display screen with adjustable warm lighting for reading in the dark (say, on a plane at night), with a monumental battery life of 10 weeks and storage capabilities up to 16 GB. It's also water-resistant for poolside reading. And, don't forget to pair your Kindle with a protective case .

Best Earbuds

Bose quietcomfort earbuds ii.

The highly effective active noise cancellation technology drowns out annoying ambient sounds.

Our testers noticed inconsistent battery life after six months of use.

When we tested these Bose earbuds , we were impressed by a number of features, including effective active noise cancellation (ANC) technology, quick Bluetooth connectivity, and a lightweight fit. We also love that each pair comes with three sets of rubber earpieces, each a different size to accommodate multiple ear shapes and sizes. And, as for sound quality, Bose can't be beat, whether you're listening to music or taking a call. Though the headphones are pricey, we think these features make them worth the cost.

Best On-ear Headphones

Apple airpods max.

The ANC works particularly well for phone calls or Zoom meetings.

The only way to turn them off is by putting them in their carrying case.

These days, it's not good enough for a pair of headphones to simply deliver good sound — it needs to block sound, too. The Apple AirPods Max Wireless Over-ear Headphones do the trick with their ANC technology, which we found to be top-notch in tests . We also loved the intuitive nature, which can quickly and easily be controlled by buttons on the earpiece. But the one flaw here is that to turn them off, you must put the headphones in their carrying case. We'd appreciate a simple power button next time!

Best Power Bank

Tg90° portable charger.

It's the size of a credit card and has built-in cords.

It only holds approximately 1.5 full charges for most phones.

Portable charges come in all shapes and sizes, but if it's portability and convenience you seek, your best bet is to purchase this handy little device. Roughly the size of a credit card (albeit thicker) and weighing just 4.32 ounces, the TG90° Portable Charger is easy to toss in your bag or in your pocket. At 6000mAh, it holds less than two full charges for most phones, but it works perfectly when you need some juice in a pinch. Best of all, it has built-in Lightning and USB-C cords attached, so you don't need to waste space with extra cords.

Best Adapter

Epicka universal travel adapter.

It has six ports for maximum charging capabilities.

It's only an adapter, not a converter, so it can't handle high-energy tools like hair dryers.

A travel adapter is a must-have tool for all international travelers, since socket shapes vary in different parts of the world, making it possible to work from anywhere . This one by Epicka is our tester favorite — it can be used in more than 150 countries, making it a practical all-in-one device. It has an impressive six ports for chagrin: four USB-A, one USB-C, and 1 AC socket. So no matter what type of charger you're using, you'll be able to plug it into this adapter. As a bonus, it comes in four colors so you don't have to choose the standard black of so many tech items.

Best Wi-Fi Hotspot

Netgear nighthawk m6 pro.

It's unlocked, so you can use it on most major cell networks.

It's very expensive for occasional use only.

Portable Wi-Fi hotspots can be useful when you're traveling somewhere without a guaranteed internet connection, but do note that you'll usually need cell service to operate them. NETGEAR's Nighthawk M6 Pro is unlocked, so you can use it on any major cell network by adding a SIM card — and it taps into both 5G and the new Wi-Fi 6E to offer the highest speeds possible. You can also use a wired connection if you happen to have an ethernet cable.

Best Luggage Tracker

Eufy smarttrack link.

It's less expensive than an AirTag.

It isn't Android-compatible.

Apple AirTags might seem to run the show, but in our tests , we preferred Eufy's SmartTrack Link. For one thing, it's cheaper than an AirTag. And for another, it still works with the Find My app on iPhone just like an AirTag. Simply activate the device with the app, then put it in your checked suitcase, and you'll be able to track your bags as they make their journey through the airport and into your plane's cargo hold.

Best Projector

Nebula by anker solar portable projector.

It's compact yet still offers high-quality images and sound.

The power cord is quite short.

No, you probably won't need a portable projector on every trip you take. But if you're heading to a beach house or in a cabin in the woods, it could be a fun way to have a family movie night — particularly if your vacation rental lacks a big TV. If you're using your projector outdoors , note that we found this device to have a 3-hour battery life, which should work for most movies. Otherwise, you'll want to bring an extension cord to plug it in, as its built-in cord is just two feet long.

Best Smart Sunglasses

Ray-ban meta headliner.

You can't beat the video, photo, and audio quality.

The battery life isn't the best among smart glasses.

We've always been fans of Ray-ban sunglasses, but these smart glasses take the game to the next level. Within these frames, which have a slightly different shape than Ray-ban's classic Wayfarer, is a 12-megapixel camera with an ultra-wide lens to capture photos and videos that you can upload onto other devices like digital picture frames — and you can even live stream directly to Facebook or Instagram. There are five built-in microphones to capture audio, whether that's during a video recording or a phone call for extra-clear sound. The audio output quality is excellent, too, for both music and calls.

Best Digital Notebook

Rocketbook core.

You can scan a QR code to save your entries in an app.

It takes some getting used to a digital notebook rather than a traditional one.

Digital notebooks might not have the nostalgia factor of a traditional notebook, but they are pretty handy if you do a lot of journaling or doodling while you're traveling. This way, you won't have to lug around multiple notebooks on a months-long adventure! With Rocketbook Core, you can write or draw on the pages of the notebook with a Pilot pen , then scan a QR code to upload to an app. Once you're ready to start fresh, you can just wipe down each page with a slightly damp microfiber cloth (included). This is the full-size model, but there's also a mini size available if you'd prefer something more travel-friendly.

Best Laptop

Apple macbook air 13.6” laptop.

If you need to work on the road, this is lightweight yet reasonably powerful.

The base model only has 8GB of RAM.

If you're an Apple person, the newest MacBook Air is the best device for travelers. It has the ultra-fast M2 processing chip which is 1.4 times faster than the previous model, the M1. And, as an Air, it's lighter than the standard MacBook or MacBook Pro models which is always helpful when traveling. However, what we really love about the newest MacBook Air is that it's returned to a magnetic charging port, so you don't have to worry about accidentally ripping out your charging cable or pulling down a laptop if you trip over the cord.

Best Tablet

Apple 10.9 inch ipad (9th generation).

Since it's not the newest model, it's usually on sale.

It's best for entertainment rather than intense productivity.

Some planes aren't equipped with built-in in-flight entertainment systems, which means you should probably bring a tablet on your next trip . We're partial to the Apple iPad, specifically, not the latest model for one simple reason: it's usually on sale. Unless you plan on working from your iPad, in which case you'd probably want to upgrade to something more powerful or even a laptop, this one will do just fine for things like watching movies and shows. It'll still work for other tasks where a screen larger than a phone comes in handy, like sending email, making notes, and even taking photos.

Best DSLR Camera

Sony alpha 7r v.

It takes both excellent stills and video, thanks to its 61 megapixels and 8K video quality.

Lenses must be purchased separately.

For those seriously interested in photography and videography, you can't go wrong with the Sony Alpha 7R V. Ultimately, it has extremely high-quality imagery and video that works on a professional level. We're also impressed with its smart features, including fast Wi-Fi, real-time auto video tracking, and accurate subject recognition. And, for travelers, it's fairly lightweight for a DSLR, and it has a long battery life. Just know that it’s on the more expensive side if you’re just dabbling and the price does not include any lenses.

Best Point-and-shoot Camera

Sony rx100 iii 20.1 mp premium compact digital camera.

It's highly portable.

It's pricey for a point-and-shoot, though it does offer superior quality.

For more casual travel photographers, a point-and-shoot camera like the Sony RX100 III is an easier-to-use, more-travel-friendly option than a DSLR with much higher quality than a smartphone. It's still a smart camera, with built-in WiFi, a touch screen, and continuous autofocus to use in video mode, but it's far smaller and more lightweight than a DSLR. One feature we particularly like is its zoom — the built-in Leica lens has a 24–720-millimeter zoom range.

Best Portable Speaker

Ultimate ears wonderboom 3.

It offers bold sound for such a compact size.

It can be tricky to connect with other Wonderboom speakers (for surround sound).

Headphones are great for solo listening, but if you're with a group, you're going to need a portable speaker. We love the Ultimate Ears Wonderboom 3, first and foremost, for the small size and loud, crisp sound, but, second, for its waterproof and dustproof nature. That means it's perfectly fine to take this on a more rugged journey into the woods or to a beach party, or toss it in a backpack without concern. If you want to amplify the noise, you can connect it to multiple Wonderboom speakers, though we found the process a little bit complicated.

Best Portable Monitor

Asus zenscreen go 15.6" ips lcd fhd monitor.

It has a 3.5-hour battery life.

It's portable, but heavier than other portable monitors.

Nothing beats a multi-screen set-up in your office, but bringing multiple screens on the go isn't realistically feasible. Or is it? Enter: the portable monitor. ASUS ZenScreen is a 15.6-inch screen with an adjustable kickstand that can easily be set up as a second monitor with its included adapters. Or you can use it as a larger screen to stream from your phone, thanks to wireless mirroring capabilities with Apple, Android, and Google. Perhaps most impressively, it can run on battery power alone for up to 3.5 hours.

Best Folding Keyboard

Samsers foldable bluetooth keyboard.

It can be used for various devices, including your phone.

The included stand is only designed for phones, not tablets.

For people who have to type lengthy emails, articles, or notes during their travels, sometimes the touchscreen keyboard of your phone or tablet doesn't cut it. If you'd like to leave your laptop behind but still have full typing capabilities, you'll want to pack this foldable Bluetooth keyboard . It's super compact, lightweight, and long-lasting (up to 40 hours of use on a single charge), but it unfurls to a full keyboard size.

Best Mini Photo Printer

Canon selphy square qx10 compact photo printer.

The photos are printed with a peel-off adhesive backing.

You can only print square photos.

Turn any camera into an instant camera with this portable photo printer. The Canon Selphy QX10 prints images on 2.7 x 2.7, adhesive-backed photo paper, making it easy to stick them into a notebook or onto a wall. If you download the Canon Selphy app, available on both iPhone and Android, you can even create multi-photo layouts and add effects, filters, and stickers to your images before printing.

Best Portable Sound Machine

Babelio white noise machine.

It's truly pocket-sized — and cheap!

You can't add your own sounds, as they're all pre-programmed.

Can't sleep without white noise? Bring this teensy portable sound machine with you on your next trip. There are 15 sound options on the device, which rain from white and pink ambient sounds to natural sounds like waves and rain. The battery will last the whole night (charged by a USB-C port), or you can set a timer for 30 or 60 minutes to automatically shut the sound machine off.

Best Headphone Adapter

Twelve south airfly pro.

It connects wireless headphones to in-flight entertainment systems.

Sometimes there's a slight lag in the audio.

While many headphone-wearers have cut cords and opted for wireless earbuds or headphones, in-flight entertainment systems on planes are still largely wired (though cabins are slowly debuting wireless audio capabilities!). Not only are they wired, but they're only compatible with a traditional 3.5-millimeter headphone jack. Fortunately, there's AirFly, a device that transmits audio from that jack to your wireless headphones via Bluetooth. It has up to 20 hours of battery life, which pretty much covers every flight in the world.

Best Tech Organizer

Bagsmart cable organizer bag.

There are multiple loops and pouches for cables, as well as pockets for memory cards.

It's not particularly small, so if you only have a few items to store, you might want to pick a more petite model.

Cords tend to get tangled in transit, so keep all your chargers nice and tidy with a tech organizer . This one has a variety of pouches and loops that can be used to keep your cords separate, as well as pockets for other small tech gizmos, like a Lightning to USB adapter or lightning to audio jack adapter. There's a spot for everything in this organizer, which makes it a touch bulky. You can always opt for a smaller version if you don't think you'll fill this one.

Best Laptop Backpack

Solo re:define backpack.

It has a compact silhouette but a sneakily large interior.

We noticed a zipper fraying after four months of use.

If you're traveling with a laptop, you'll definitely want some sort of bag or carrying case to store it in. Because laptops can be fairly heavy — or at least feel heavy after lugging them around all day — we recommend a laptop backpack. In our tests , we ranked Solo's Re:Define Laptop Backpack quite highly, praising it for its slim look yet surprisingly spacious interior. Then, of course, there's a padded laptop pocket that can fit devices up to 15.6 inches in size. With its sleek look, we think the bag is great for both students and commuters, but it'll also fare well on leisure trips, too.

Tips for Buying Travel Tech Essentials

Prioritize convenience, entertainment, or both.

Typically, travel tech essentials should either make things more convenient as you travel, or provide entertainment on a long day or during downtime at your destination. Of course, exact purposes vary but, before deciding to buy (or pack) any travel tech items, consider their portability as well as how much use you’ll get out of each pick as space is often limited on the go. If you're shopping for others — say a host or hostess gift — consider what will be the most functional for the way they travel.

Plan for your organizational needs

Remember that you're going to have to store your travel tech somewhere so have an organizational plan in mind for the items you plan to bring. You can do this with bags with numerous pockets, such as easy-access ones where you can stash things you might need to take out frequently, such as your passport or headphones. Or you can store important items in smaller bags that go into bigger ones such as a cord organizer or travel pouch .

Consider your mode of transportation, your destination, and your itinerary. Are you packing essentials for a road trip , or taking a plane or train? If you have limited space, you may want to watch movies on your phone with a pair of earbuds. If you plan on taking long train rides or red-eye flights, on-ear, noise-canceling headphones may be an item you’ll want to leave space for in your bag. If you’re traveling for long periods and plan to work, a laptop or tablet and portable keyboard can come in handy, and if you know you’ll have a bunch of travel tech items, having some sort of organizer or a backpack with ample pockets will be key.

It's advisable to avoid bringing delicate and heavy items — the hardier and more lightweight, the better. Plus, remember that not all items can be taken on the road, specifically on planes. Lithium batteries and portable power banks, for example, cannot be stored in checked bags and must be brought with you in the cabin.

When flying, travelers commonly appreciate bringing headphones, headphone adapters, and portable entertainment like a tablet loaded with shows or movies or an eReader.

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T+L contributor Stefanie Waldek is a freelance travel writer with a decade of experience. She flies 200,000 miles a year and spends months in remote destinations like Antarctica and the Arctic. so being fully prepared with tech essentials is part of her travel routine. For this article, she evaluated various pieces of travel tech to enhance a traveler's journey, taking into account personal experience, T+L tester insights, and customer reviews.

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Flashpackers are the new backpackers and it’s very common to see your hostel mates hooked up to laptops, iPhones and every gadget in between. But if you decide to bring tech gear on your trip, there are some accessories you should bring with you to make sure your items don’t get damaged or stolen. You don’t have to pack all of these items , but this list should prepare for the worst case scenario.

For the big ticket items, these posts may be worth checking out:

• Packing and Using a Netbook on the Road
• DSLRs: The Pros and The Cons in Taking Them Traveling
• The Canon EOS Rebel T1i Review
• Micro Four-Thirds Cameras: Olympus E-P2 Review
• Taking the Plunge into Mirrorless Cameras

>> See all of our packing list posts here.

For Your Computer: Protect

Laptop case: A sturdy Neoprene case with plenty of cushioning will protect your computer from cracks and screen damage. Pick one with a design that doesn’t look like everyone else’s, just like your suitcase, so it doesn’t get mixed up .

Lock: I have one that locks the T bar into the side next to your USB drive and loops around a chair or other item to prevent theft. You can choose between keyed locks or combination locks. Or simply bring a padlock so you can lock your nice gear up in hostel lockers.

Insurance: Make sure your travel insurance policy covers your gadgets. You don’t want to worry about not being able to replace your computer if it’s stolen.

Screen cover for security: If you do online banking on your computer, there are privacy screens you can put in so that people looking over your shoulder can’t read your information.

Anti-Theft Software: There are a few out there, including Undercover, Hidden and Prey, the latter of which is what Expert Vagabond Matthew Karsten used to recover his stolen MacBook Pro in Panama. They allow you to GPS track and take screenshots from your stolen devices.

For Your Computer: Connect

Headphones and Skype headset: If you’re watching movies on your computer or talking to friends and family back home, you don’t need everyone to hear your conversation. If you invest in some noise-cancelling headphones , they can even help you sleep in loud hostels or on the plane! Here’s a list of the best headphones for travel .

Necessary cords and chargers: Don’t forget your power cords. I also have a retractable USB 2.0 cord that rolls up and takes up hardly any room, which I use to connect camera and external hard drive.

Converters and surge protector: An all in one power adapter allows you to change plugs for whichever country you are in, but make sure you don’t also need to have a converter for different voltage. Some people like to have surge protectors in case of electrical shocks.

WiFi Card: If you plan on using wireless internet while you travel, it might be a good idea to invest in a GoGo or similar membership. Most hostels these days have wireless internet, but it’s not always secure or reliable. Another option is to get a local SIM card for your smartphone. If your plan comes with data, you may be able to use the smartphone as a mobile hotspot.

For Your Computer: Backup

External Hard Drive: It’s important to have a place to backup all your travel photos (and to just store some movies that you can watch on a rainy day). I recommend the iOmega eGo brand . There are also external hard drives made with a thick rubber coating so they won’t be damaged if you drop them. USB drives will also work, but perhaps bring a few in case one gets corrupted (it happens!) when you travel.

>> You might also enjoy this post: Extra Electronics to Pack with Your Gadgets

Cloud: There are plenty of brands you can go with, but no matter what, have your important documents and phone numbers stored online somewhere for you to access in an emergency. I use Google Docs but Dropbox and Apple’s iCloud are popular choices.

For Your Camera

Camera bag: If you’re bringing a DSLR or even your point and shoot camera, a good case is a must have to hold extra lenses and accessories. Check out Heather’s camera bag recommendations if you’re having trouble deciding on one. Or, learn how to use any bag as a camera bag ( this post , too!).

Tripod: Not everyone brings tripods because they take up lots of space, but the Gorillapod comes in both DSLR and point and shoot versions and steadies your camera to avoid blurry photos. You can also wrap it around things or hold it out to take self portraits.

Underwater case: Underwater housing for cameras get very pricey, usually double the price of the actual camera, but there are affordable options if you want to take underwater photos and videos. Aquapac and DicaPac make affordable options.

>> See our Travel Photography Packing List for even MORE great travel accessories.

For Your Smartphone

Smartphone Case: You’ll want something that protects your phone from bumps and drops- there’s nothing worse than a shattered iPhone screen! OtterBox make exceptionally sturdy cases, and even some for those going near water.

Screen Protector: If your case doesn’t cover the front of your phone, then you’ll definitely want a screen protector sheet (at minimum) to protect the glass from scratches and cracks.

Waterproof Cover: If you’re going to be around water, or fear getting stuck in the rain, then some sort of waterproof cover or bag is important. You can go with a cover from Lifeproof , or invest in something like the Waterproof Travelon Pouch .

Lens Attachments: Those with smartphones might even want to forgo a separate camera altogether. With the addition of some lens attachments , travelers can create fun and unique travel photos with phones.

>> You might also want an external battery pack to recharge your smartphone on the go.

For Everything Else

Grid It: Kristin Luna introduced us to this organizational tool which holds on to your cords, cameras, iPods, cell phones and everything else for when you travel. There’s also a zippered pocket for money and travel documents.

>> See our electronics packing hacks for ideas on storing loose cables and gadgets when you travel.

Written by Caroline

Caroline Eubanks is a native of Atlanta, Georgia, but has also called Charleston, South Carolina and Sydney, Australia home. After college graduation and a series of useless part-time jobs, she went to Australia for a working holiday. In that time, she worked as a bartender, bungee jumped, scuba dived, pet kangaroos, held koalas and drank hundreds of cups of tea. You can find Caroline at Caroline in the City .

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December 26, 2012 at 3:37 pm

I brought an enormous, heavy electrical converter with me to Italy (seriously, the thing must have weighed ten pounds) and found I didn’t need it at all. I ended up ditching it there in favor of bringing back more souvenirs. Most gadgets’ plugs nowadays are dual voltage, and the two things I really needed to have plugged in (my phone charger and my computer) only needed converters for the shape of the plugs. If they had been the same shape, they could’ve gone straight into the wall. My Nook did need the voltage converter, but I charged it rarely enough that I was able to share that with another girl in my room. If you can avoid it, save the money, save the space, and save the weight!

December 26, 2012 at 11:00 pm

Yeah converters are rarely needed these days – never used one myself, but it’s always wise to check all your electronics before going to make sure they are all dual voltage.

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Complete Digital Nomad Packing List: 45 Essentials for Men (with FREE PDF!)

For any trip, among the first things to ask yourself is, “what should I bring?”. This guide should answer that question and list the essential packing list for digital nomads.

I’m a backpacker through and through, but in the past few years I’ve upgraded my gear and travel items to accommodate every terrain and type of travel. I’ve stayed in big cities, beach towns, desserts, and even jungles and in those trips, I needed to create packing lists for every occasion.

My packing list have evolved in the past 4 years we’ve travelled. I have an essential list of items that will go regardless of the place, and I have “extension packs” for every type of travel. This list will cover that base list of items.

Pro tip: Print out the list below for an easy reference when you’re packing.

Short on time? Here’s the rundown

Bags & Organizers

• Luggage >> Osprey Farpoint
• Daypack >> Osprey Quasar
• Belt bag >> Lululemon Everywhere Belt Bag  
• Toiletry bag >> Maliton Hanging Toiletry Bag
• Gadget Pouch >> Peak Design Tech Pouch
• Dry bag >> Osprey Ultralight 20L
• Backpack raincover >> Frelaxy Hi-Visibility Raincover
• Compression packing cubes >> Cipway Compression Packing Cubes
• TSA-approved padlock >> Diyife 3-digit travel padlock  

Productivity & Tech

• Laptop >> 14″ Apple 2021 MacBook Pro  
• iPad >> 11″ Apple iPad Pro  
• Docking station >> Anker USB-C Hub Adapter
• Portable charger >> Baseus Power Bank
• 3 in 1 USB cable  
• Wireless mouse >> Logitech MX Anywhere 2S Wireless Mobile Mouse  
• E-reader >> Kindle  
• Another unlocked phone
• Earpods or headphones >> Apple AirPods Pro (2nd Gen)  
• Plug adaptor >> Kipston 4 in 1 Universal Travel Adapter  
• laptop stand >> Roost Laptop Stand  
• Keyboard >> Logitech MX Keys Mini Laptop Stand
• 7 Underwear >> SAXX Underwear
• Packable Jacket  >> Columbia Delta Ridge Down Jacket
• Rain Jacket >> Outdoor Research Helium Rain Jacket    
• 5 T-shirts >> Smartwool Unisex Adult Merino Sport Tee
• 2 Shorts >> Columbia Kestrel Trail Omni-Wick UPF 50 Shorts
• 1 Light Joggers >> Columbia Mens Tech Trail Knit Jogger 
• 1 Pair of Pants >> Lululemon Men’s ABC Pant Classic 34L
• 1 Swimsuit >> SAXX Swim Trunks
• Sunglasses >> Rayban’s Classic Aviator Sunglasses  
• Portable towel >> Sea to Summit Portable Pocket Towel  
• Cap or Hat >> THE NORTH FACE Class V Camp Hat
• Socks >> Smartwool Socks  
• Sandals >> BIRKENSTOCK Arizona Essentials EVA
• Sneakers >> New Balance Men’s Fresh Foam X 1080 V12  

Toiletries and Personal Care

• Deodorant >> Crystal Body Deodorant Travel Size
• Grooming Kit >> German-made Manicure/Pedicure Set
• Travel Bottles for Liquids >> HumanGear GoToob+Travel Storage Container
• Sunscreen >> Banana Boat Sport Ultra SPF 30 Sunscreen Lotion
• Bug spray >> Natrapel 6-Hour Mosquito, Tick and Insect Repellent Pump Spray
• Lotion >> Jergens® Travel Size Ultra Care Moisturizer
• Lip Balm >> Aquaphor Lip Repair Lip Balm   CA   US
• Toothbrush & Toothpaste >> Quip Electric Toothbrush
• Shampoo >> J·R·LIGGETT’S All-Natural Shampoo Bar
• Soap Bar Case >> FlatPak Soap Bar Case
• Hand sanitizer >> X3 Clean Germ Attack Foaming Hand Sanitizer
• Health insurance information
• Credit card
• Collapsible water bottle >> Hydrapak Stash – Collapsible BPA & PVC Free Water Bottle 
• STERIPEN >> SteriPEN  
• Reusable bag
• Collapsible reusable container
• First aid kit

Bags & Organisers

Carry-on Backpack

Osprey Farpoint

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In our search for the best backpack, Farpoint 40 topped the list. It is a lightweight powerhouse that redefines travel convenience. This pack seamlessly combines minimalist design with exceptional organization and comfort.

Its adaptable harness and breathable backpanel ensure a secure fit while on the move, and conveniently stow away when needed. Whether jet-setting or trekking, the quick access laptop pocket and front shove-it pocket keep your essentials within reach. Crafted sustainably, the Farpoint 40 aligns with eco-conscious values. From its stowaway capabilities to the clever internal organization, every detail is designed for a smooth journey.

Related: Best Backpacks for Digital Nomads

Daypack or Personal Item

Osprey Quasar

Osprey Farpoint 40 already has a daypack of its own, but if you decided to go with a different main pack, then you may need a dedicated daypack. This is where Osprey Men’s Quasar Backpack fits in.

It is a true companion for your daily endeavors. Designed to exceed expectations, this backpack seamlessly merges durability with functionality. Its padded laptop sleeve accommodates laptops up to 15″, ensuring your tech remains secure. A thoughtfully placed heat embossed scratch-free pocket keeps your small devices and sunglasses safe. The front panel bungee compression and upper side compression straps provide extra storage options, while the dual stretch mesh water bottle pockets keep you hydrated on the go.

With its smart organization features, including a front panel organization pocket and magazine/document sleeve, this backpack is the epitome of efficiency.

Lululemon Everywhere Belt Bag

This versatile belt bag is meticulously designed to keep your essentials close at hand, so you can effortlessly step into your next journey. Crafted with water-repellent fabric, it safeguards your belongings in various weather conditions. The exterior zippered pocket ensures your valuables are secure, while the interior pockets provide ample space for your essentials. Adjusting to your ideal fit is a breeze, and the excess strap neatly tucks away into elastic loops.

It may be the hippest hip bag out there.

Toiletry Bag

Maliton Hanging Toiletry Bag

With its compact yet spacious design, this upgraded travel bag offers ample room to pack all your vacation essentials in one organized space. The expandable case effortlessly accommodates 8 x 360ml bottles, while its slim profile fits seamlessly into your carry-on.

Stay clutter-free with its multifunctional hanging feature, allowing you to access your hygiene products easily. It also has multiple compartments, including a ventilated pocket, elastic loop pocket, mesh pocket, and transparent see-through pocket for wet items.

Crafted from durable leakproof Nylon with reinforced zippers, your belongings stay secure and upright. Grab the easy-grab handle and embark on worry-free journeys, from overnight stays to outdoor adventures.

Gadget Pouch

Peak Design Tech Pouch

Designed to manage your digital clutter effortlessly, it boasts an expansive capacity for chargers, cables, battery packs, memory cards, and more. With 21 soft, elastic pockets, your gear remains neatly separated and easily accessible. The clamshell opening provides instant visibility to all your essentials. Crafted with Peak Design’s unparalleled quality, it’s weatherproof and ensures durability.

This pouch is versatile, fitting perfectly on your desk or in your bag, with exterior handles and a clamshell-style opening that enhance accessibility. The tech pouch is not just functional, but stylish, designed to complement your lifestyle.

Osprey Ultralight 20L

This waterproof dry sack ensures your items remain organized and shielded. The roll top closure doubles as a waterproof seal and a compression system, making efficient packing a breeze.

Crafted from rugged 40D Ripstop Nylon, its durability is unmatched. Available in various sizes and vibrant colors, these ultralight drysacks simplify organization and visibility. Unlike others, their rectangular shape promotes efficient packing and stand-alone stability.

Equip yourself with this essential adventure companion – fully waterproof, thoughtfully designed, and always reliable.

Backpack Raincover

Frelaxy Hi-Visibility Backpack Rain Cover

Stay prepared and dry with our premium waterproof cover that safeguards your backpack and belongings from soaking in heavy rain. Easy to use, just stretch it over your backpack, secure with the elastic band, and you’re protected!

Weighing as little as 2.2~3.6 ounces, it won’t weigh you down, and its compact design folds neatly into the rainproof storage pouch. Built to withstand the elements with rugged, tear-resistant materials, ensuring lasting protection. Universally designed for most backpack sizes, it’s your worry-free raincoat for backpacks.

Packing Cubes

Cipway Compression Packing Cubes Set

Unlock extra room in your luggage with exterior compression double zippers, making packing and accessing items a breeze. It has compressed sizes of 10 x 7 x 1.5 in (M) and 14 x 10 x 1.5 in (L) expand to 10 x 7 x 4 in (M) and 14 x 10 x 4 in (L). Made with lightweight nylon, these cubes are built to endure constant travel, while reinforced YKK zippers ensure lasting durability.

Stay worry-free with water-resistant, odor-controlled materials that prevent cross-contamination.

TSA-Approved Diyife 3-Digit Travel Locks

Backed by a 45-day money-back guarantee and a 12-month worry-free service, these locks grant Transport Security Officers secure access to your bag while ensuring relocking. Versatile for travel, school, gym, and more, they offer ease and peace of mind. The 3-dial combination eliminates key worries, and the sturdy zinc alloy body and cut-resistant steel cable ensure top-notch security.

Travel with confidence, knowing your luggage is safeguarded by these high-quality locks.

Tech & Gadgets

14″ Apple 2021 MacBook Pro 

I’ve always been a Mac fangirl. I really liked how all my devices are synced, so I may be a bit biased here. The 2021 model is a powerhouse that brings a massive leap in performance, making it perfect for your on-the-go adventures. The up to 10-core CPU ensures 3.7x faster performance for seamless pro workflows. The 32-core GPU offers up to 13x faster graphics for graphics-intensive tasks and gaming. With a 16-core Neural Engine, enjoy 11x faster machine learning performance. This MacBook Pro boasts an impressive battery life of up to 17 hours, ensuring productivity throughout your journey. For the kind of work I do–varies from general business use to photoshop and video editing–I need a 16GB RAM at the minimum, and I loved how the 2021 MacBook Pro handles the workload nicely.

Touchscreen Tablet

11″ Apple iPad Pro

iPad Pro is a great choice for productivity and creativity. With iPadOS, multitasking is seamless – run multiple apps simultaneously, take notes using Apple Pencil’s Scribble feature, and enhance photos effortlessly. Aside from using it as a tablet, I use it as a second monitor using the Sidecar app.

If you pair it up with the Apple Pencil, you can turn your iPad Pro into a canvas for drawing and note-taking.

Anker USB-C Hub Adapter

An essential tool for modern travelers and digital nomads, having a USB-C hub means that you can make all your devices work together. This hub should be able to handle a basic set up of a second monitor (I use my iPad) and wireless mouse. It also has card readers that is useful for moving photos and videos. With a USB-C Power Delivery input, USB-C and USB-A data ports, HDMI, Ethernet, and microSD/SD card reader, it’s a complete solution for diverse needs. Share media in stunning 4K@60Hz via HDMI, transfer files at up to 10 Gbps, and enjoy high-speed pass-through charging up to 85W. Anker also has a worry-free 18-month warranty, so you can always get it exchanged if something goes wrong.

Portable Laptop Charger

Baseus Power Bank

This power-packed companion boasts a substantial 65W PD output, capable of quickly recharging your laptop on the go. Its 20,000mAh capacity fuels your iPhone 13 Pro Max 2.5 times, Galaxy S20 Ultra 2.5 times, and MacBook Pro 13” 0.9 times, making it an ideal travel and business companion. Simultaneously charge your laptop and phone with a 65W PD USB-C port and two 30W QC USB-A ports. The numerical LED indicator keeps you informed about the battery level, while overcharge protection and aluminum alloy housing ensure safety and efficient heat dissipation.

Multi-purpose USB Cable

3-in-1 Charging Cable

This cable was a lifesaver when I was traveling and needed to work. The problem with most portable chargers, including the Anker charger I own, is that they require USB cables (USB-C outputs on these chargers are solely used to charge the charger) to be connected to the charger. This 3-in-1 charging cable eliminates that problem.

Wireless Mouse

Logitech MX Anywhere 2S Wireless Mobile Mouse

Using just the touchpad makes my fingers feel fatigued after long hours, so I need to always have a mouse with me. This is where Logitech’s Anywhere 2S Wireless Mobile Mouse comes in. Seamlessly control up to three computers with Logitech Flow, effortlessly copying and pasting text, images, and files between them, enhancing your workflow.

Enjoy precise control virtually anywhere with Darkfield High Precision tracking, achieving flawless performance even on glass surfaces with up to 4,000 DPI. Swiftly charge the mouse via micro-USB in just three minutes for a full day’s usage or achieve up to 70 days of battery life on a full charge. With faster scrolling and click-to-click navigation options, effortlessly handle lengthy documents and web pages.

Designed for ergonomic comfort, this mobile mouse is the perfect companion for your home, work, or travel needs.

Offering unparalleled portability and sophistication, a Kindle e-reader is the perfect companion for quiet days for relaxation. The adjustable front light and newly integrated dark mode ensure effortless reading day or night, while the glare-free paper-like screen provides comfort even in bright sunlight.

Distraction-free reading becomes easy as messages and notifications fade into the background, allowing you to fully engage in your chosen narrative. With extended battery life, a single USB-C charge lasts up to 6 weeks, and the expanded 16 GB storage accommodates thousands of books. Kindle Unlimited provides access to over 2 million titles, making it the perfect companion for slow days.

Apple AirPods Pro (2nd Gen)

The 2nd Gen’s Active Noise Cancellation is a game changer. It transforms your surroundings, minimizing unwanted noise for uninterrupted calls and meetings. Adaptive Transparency strikes the perfect balance between awareness and serenity, allowing essential sounds while reducing background clamor. You can find your ideal fit with multiple ear tip options, ensuring comfort and optimal sound quality. Touch controls grant seamless command – adjust volume, control playback, manage calls, and toggle listening modes with simple gestures. Sweat and water resistance enhance durability, complemented by the MagSafe Charging Case’s practicality and up to 30 hours of total listening time. I found these to be essential when working in cafes and staying in coworking spaces.

Universal Travel Adapter

Kipston 4 in 1 Universal Travel Adapter

This compact adapter empowers you to charge 4 devices simultaneously. The universal AC outlet accommodates various plug types, catering to over 200 countries including Europe, Australia, and the UK. Embrace compatibility with USB A and USB C devices – from smartphones and tablets to laptops and cameras. Safety takes precedence with FCC CE ROHS certification, safety shutters, and an 8A Fuse to guard against overloads and short circuits. While it’s not a voltage converter, it’s the perfect safeguard for your devices during travel.

Laptop Stand

Roost Laptop Stand

Designed to fit all laptops, the Roost laptop stand is lightweight and sturdy. It boasts a collapsible design, perfect for on-the-go professionals and presentations. It’s universally compatible with PC and MacBook models, featuring rubber insets for secure placement. With 7 adjustable height options, you can enjoy eye-level laptop viewing, promoting ergonomic comfort. Among other options for laptop stands, this may be the most portable and lightest.

If you’re looking for a cheaper alternative, check out Nexstand . However, it’s only available in Canada as of the time of this writing.

Logitech MX Keys Mini Laptop Stand

I have a separate keyboard mostly for ergonomic reasons, and Logitech MX Keys Mini was the obvious choice when I was looking around. Its perfect stroke keys are designed for effortless precision, while intuitive features like voice-to-text dictation, mic mute/unmute, and emoji keys enhance your productivity. The compact layout ensures portability without compromising on performance. Smart illumination adapts to changing lighting conditions, and the backlit keys light up as your hands approach.

You can pair this keyboard with up to 3 devices across various operating systems via Bluetooth Low Energy, and switch seamlessly between them. Collaborate across multiple computers with ease and enjoy the convenience of USB-C rechargeability, lasting up to 10 days on a full charge. The MX Keys Mini is not only environmentally conscious with certified post-consumer recycled plastic but also carbon-neutral.

SAXX Underwear

Nothing can be more essential in your packing list than a set of good underwear. SAXX underwear are perfect for those who look for comfort and fashion in their everyday underwear. Made with a blend of 95% Viscose and 5% Elastane, these boxer briefs offer a super soft touch against your skin. The slim fit design is ideal for layering, making them versatile for various outfits and activities. With a no-fly design, roll waistband, and 5” seam, you’ll enjoy unparalleled comfort throughout the day.

The patented BallPark Pouch provides superior support, keeping your man-parts in place and minimizing friction with breathable mesh panels for chafe-free comfort. These boxer briefs are designed with Three-D Fit technology for ergonomic comfort and Flat Out Seams to prevent irritation.

Smartwool Unisex Adult Merino Sport Tee

What makes Smartwool standout is its remarkable odor-resistance, an important feature when you’re on the move and might not have immediate access to laundry facilities. Its temperature-regulating properties make it versatile for various climates – keeping you cool when the adventure heats up and providing warmth in chillier environments.

For travelers who prioritize packing light, this tee is a game-changer. Its lightweight and compact design make it easy to fit into any suitcase or backpack without taking up precious space. Additionally, the tee’s innovative design, aimed at minimizing chafing, ensures comfort during long journeys and activities.

Whether you’re exploring city streets or hitting the trails, the Smartwool Merino Sport 150 Tee is a reliable and versatile travel companion that combines performance and convenience.

Ray-Ban Classic Polarized Aviator Sunglasses

Upgrade your eyewear game with the Ray-Ban RB3025 Metal Aviator Sunglasses and Vision Group Accessories Bundle, a perfect fusion of style and functionality for year-round sophistication. These sunglasses offer a timeless appeal. The non-polarized lenses provide effective UV protection, ensuring your eyes stay shielded from harmful rays.

With the bundle, you’re not just getting stylish shades – it comes with added accessories to enhance your eyewear experience. The cloth pouch, lens cleaner spray, lens cleaning cloth, and glasses repair kit are thoughtful additions that contribute to the longevity of your eyewear.

Columbia Kestrel Trail Omni-Wick UPF 50 Shorts

These shorts are designed to keep you comfortable and protected, featuring ultra-wicking fabric and built-in UPF 50 sun protection. Whether you’re bouldering or rafting, you’ll enjoy ultimate freedom of movement thanks to the partial elastic waist and gusset detail. The side-elastic waistband and exterior adjustable waistband ensure a snug fit.

With zip-closed security pockets and cargo pockets featuring hook and loop closure, your essentials stay secure. Made from 100% nylon with a recycled polyester lining, these shorts are not only functional but also environmentally conscious.

Sea to Summit Portable Pocket Towel

This lightweight and portable towel easily fits into a jacket pocket, making it ideal for camping, hiking, gym trips, and more. Crafted from silky, durable microfiber fabric, it can absorb three times its weight in water, drying rapidly due to its high surface area. The press-stud tab ensures easy attachment to your pack or clothesline for quick drying.

Complete with a molded EVA storage case, this towel is available in various sizes to suit your needs.

Columbia Delta Ridge Down Jacket

This jacket combines the advantages of 650 fill power down insulation with a water-resistant exterior and Columbia’s Omni-HEAT™ reflective lining. Whether you’re exploring diverse climates or braving chilly winds, this jacket ensures comfort. The breathable thermal lining and meticulously heat-sealed design guarantee efficient heat retention. It also helps that it’s not as puffy as most puffer or down jackets, so it takes up less space.

Rain Jacket

Outdoor Research Helium Rain Jacket 

I’m a big hiker, so rain jackets are a must for me. Outdoor Research’s waterproof marvel combines durability and lightweight design, making it an ideal travel companion.

The Helium Rain Jacket boasts the innovative Diamond Fuse technology, rendering it 5x more tear-resistant than its predecessor, the Helium II, without compromising on weight. Seam-taped for complete waterproof protection yet breathable for comfort in rugged conditions, this jacket is a hiker’s dream.

Its versatile features, including a chest pocket that doubles as a stuff sack, adjustable hood, and carabiner loop, make it a must-pack for any outdoor enthusiast seeking top-notch protection.

THE NORTH FACE Class V Camp Hat

This hat offers sustainability and durability with its blend of recycled and nylon materials,. Its shallow-fit design ensures a snug yet comfortable fit, while the adjustable strap closure allows customization. The hat’s five-panel ball cap construction, combined with partially-recycled nylon fabric, guarantees resilient sun protection for your explorations.

With an interior sweatband featuring FlashDry fabric, you’ll stay cool and dry in the summer heat. Whether hiking, camping, or simply relaxing, this classic hat is a versatile addition to your travel attire.

Lululemon Men’s ABC Pant Classic 34L

These pants are great! They look good for a lot of occasions from travel to events where you need to dress up nice. The innovative ABC (anti-ball crushing) design ensures ample room for comfort, making long journeys or flights a breeze. Have I mentioned that these pants are almost wrinkle-free?

A hidden zippered pocket offers secure storage for essentials like a passport, enhancing convenience during travel. Flip up the cuffs to reveal reflective details, adding an element of safety in low-light conditions. With a streamlined fit that allows breathing room for glutes and thighs, these pants combine style, functionality, and comfort for any traveler.

Columbia Mens Tech Trail Knit Jogger 

For those days where I’m just out casually strolling the neighbourhood, I like to use joggers. It also works for long days of hiking. These joggers are designed to keep up with your active lifestyle while ensuring you stay fresh and dry. Experience long-lasting freshness as the joggers capture and neutralize odor. The elastic waist with a drawcord provides a customized fit, while zippered hand pockets and a security pocket keep your essentials safe. Crafted with Omni-Wick technology, these joggers pull moisture away from your body, allowing sweat to evaporate rapidly. The 4-way comfort stretch ensures unrestricted movement, making them ideal for hiking, sightseeing, or any on-the-go activity.

SAXX Swim Trunks

Designed for coastal adventures, these swim shorts offer more than meets the eye. Featuring the patented BallPark Pouch and DropTemp Cooling Hydro Liner, they provide ultimate support and cooling comfort. The quick-dry nylon shell is chlorine and salt water fade-resistant, making these shorts ideal for beach-to-brewery transitions.

The slim-fit liner ensures a form-fitting shape around the butt and thighs, while the BallPark Pouch keeps everything in place. With built-in DropTemp technology, these shorts help you stay cool by evaporating sweat.

Smartwool Socks

Smartwool socks are great for travel, offering a blend of functionality and coziness. The moisture-wicking merino wool material keeps your feet dry and comfortable. A crew length pair of socks provides extra warmth and protection, while the snug fit prevents bunching or slipping. With odor-resisting properties, you can stay fresh throughout your travels.

Birkenstock Arizona EVA

These sandals offer the iconic comfort of Birkenstock in a lightweight and flexible EVA material. It’s also available for women’s both in CA and US . Ideal for travel, they’re shock-absorbing, waterproof, and gentle on your skin. Whether you’re strolling on the beach, exploring the garden, hitting the gym, or relaxing post-workout, these sandals offer both style and functionality.

With the two-strap design, you can wear socks with it (haters gonna hate) making it ideal for chilly mornings when camping. The anatomically shaped Birkenstock footbed ensures superior comfort. With individually adjustable pin buckles and easy-to-clean, one-piece molded EVA construction, these Arizona sandals are a must-pack item for your next adventure whether it’s camping or to the beach.

New Balance Men’s Fresh Foam X 1080 V12 Running Shoe

The 1080 is not just any running shoe; it’s the ultimate choice for versatility. Whether you’re exploring a new city or fitting in a workout during your trip, the 1080 offers top-notch performance. It’s designed to accommodate every type of traveler, from those chasing personal bests to those just wanting to stay at a leisurely pace.

This shoe is well known for its midsole cushioning that ensures smooth transitions and flexibility, making it perfect for on-the-go adventures. The engineered Hypoknit upper offers a supportive fit, ensuring comfort throughout your explorations.

Crystal Body Deodorant Travel Size

Say goodbye to harmful chemicals with its paraben and aluminum-free formula. Crafted with care, this stick deodorant ensures worry-free use. Simply moisten the top and apply generously for a clean, natural feel. With no aluminum chlorohydrate, aluminum zirconium, parabens, or phthalates, it’s perfect for all skin types.

Grooming kit

Manicure/Pedicure Set (German-made)

This comprehensive set includes all the essentials you need: fingernail clippers, toenail clippers, tweezers, nail scissors, cuticle scissors, and a sapphire nail file with coarse and fine sides – all nestled in a soft leather manicure case. The convenient leather case is designed for easy portability, fitting snugly in handbags or shoulder bags for on-the-go touch-ups.

These high-quality, handmade tools are nickel-plated for lasting use.

Reusable Travel Bottles

HumanGear GoToob+Travel Storage Container

With a 25% larger opening, these TSA-approved containers make filling and cleaning effortless. The soft, squeezable design ensures quick dispensing, and the no-drip silicone valve keeps caps clean. The LoopLock feature prevents accidental leaks and allows attachment to bags. These FDA-approved containers are perfect for toiletries, from shampoo to toothpaste.

Humangear revolutionized silicone bottles, and the GoToob+ sets a new standard. It retains loved features like leakproof valves and adds new ones, including the almost impossible-to-open LoopLock. Choose the trusted original – premium silicone, US-based manufacturer, and a lifetime warranty.

Banana Boat Sport Ultra SPF 30 Sunscreen Lotion, 3oz

With superior endurance against sweat and water, it stays on so you can keep playing. Clinically proven SPF 30 UVA/UVB protection shields your skin from harmful rays. This lightweight, oil-free formula offers non-greasy comfort, perfect for travel. Water and sweat-resistant for up to 80 minutes, it’s your high-performance sunscreen for active days. Plus, it’s free from oxybenzone and octinoxate, ensuring a safe experience.

Natrapel 6-Hour Mosquito, Tick and Insect Repellent Pump Spray

This DEET-free formula, powered by natural plant-based Lemon Eucalyptus, offers up to 6 hours of protection. Enjoy a refreshing scent while staying bug-free. With an easy application pump spray, it’s simple to use. Its portable, airplane-friendly 37ml size makes it a perfect travel companion.

Jergens® Travel Size Ultra Care Moisturizer

With its deep moisturizing formula, it’s perfect for on-the-go hydration. Say goodbye to dryness and hello to soft, nourished skin. This moisturizer is clinically proven to repair and heal extra dry skin, making it your reliable companion for travel adventures. Its non-greasy feel and quick absorption mean you can apply it anytime, anywhere, without any fuss.

Aquaphor Lip Repair Lip Balm

You know those days where you move from airport to airport and the air dry? This is the solution. It provides relief from dryness and cracked lips with its proven formula that seals in moisture and prevents dryness. Enriched with nourishing vitamins, Shea Butter, and soothing Chamomile essence, it’s specially designed for sensitive lips.

This lip balm is a game-changer, providing instant results upon application. It outperforms other brands, offering superior hydration without stickiness. Plus, it’s fragrance-free, making it suitable for the whole family, even kids. The US-version goes the extra mile with SPF 30 sun protection, perfect for your travel adventures.

Quip Electric Toothbrush

Accepted by the ADA, this toothbrush is designed to remove plaque, prevent gingivitis, and reduce it. With sensitive sonic vibrations, a built-in 2-minute timer, and 30-second pulses, it ensures effective brushing. The convenience of a 3-month charge from the AAA battery inside makes it travel-friendly.

The multi-use travel cover is a standout feature, easily mounting to mirrors, glass, or tile and covering the bristles for on-the-go hygiene. Its sleek, sustainable design includes a slim metal handle and replaceable soft brush head, all aligned with a mission for affordable, enjoyable oral care.

Shampoo Bar

J·R·LIGGETT’S All-Natural Shampoo Bar

These bars gently remove built-up sebum, promoting a radiant shine without greasiness. Perfect for all hair and skin types, they’re ideal for travelers seeking simplicity. With a mild clean scent derived from essential oils, they’re allergy-friendly.

The blend of rich oils like Olive, Coconut, and Castor Oil nourishes hair with antioxidants and Vitamins A, B, and E, rejuvenating dull locks. This all-natural, handmade formula is mild yet effective, perfect for permed, colored, and naturally curly hair, offering long-lasting protection without synthetic chemicals.

Experience the tradition of handmade excellence from Cornish, NH, making J.R.LIGGETT’S shampoo bars your trusted travel companion.

FlatPak Soap Bar Case

This leak-proof case with Dry-Through Technology keeps your soap mess-free while allowing it to dry through the material, preventing mushiness. Three times lighter and six times more compact than plastic cases, it’s perfect for travel. The Hypalon rolltop closure and YKK buckle ensure secure storage.

Its flexible fabric design adapts to soap bar size, fitting standard bars up to 4 x 2.4 x 1.3 inches. TSA approved, the FlatPak Soap Bar Case is your compact, durable, and clean solution for soap on the go.

X3 Clean Germ Attack Foaming Hand Sanitizer

This alcohol-free sanitizer effectively kills germs and bacteria without the use of harmful chemicals. It’s non-toxic, non-flammable, and non-corrosive, ensuring safety for you and your surroundings. Stay protected with a fragrance-free formula that moisturizes your skin without leaving a sticky residue. The convenient 73ml travel size is perfect for keeping your hands clean on the go.

Water Bottle

Hydrapak Stash – Collapsible BPA & PVC Free Water Bottle

This ingenious bottle is designed to maximize your pack space while providing you with a reliable hydration solution. Expand it when you need it, and collapse it down to just a quarter of its size for effortless storage. Weighing 50% less than traditional hard bottles, it’s a game-changer for travelers, backpackers, and adventurers on the go.

Crafted from tough TPU material, the Stash Bottle is abrasion-resistant and built to withstand any adventure. Plus, it’s 100% BPA and PVC-free, ensuring a clean and refreshing drink every time. It also has a beyond-lifetime warranty, so you know that you can take it with you where ever you go.

Water Purifier

SteriPEN Ultralight UV Water Purifier 

This pocket-sized wonder ensures you have clean water wherever your adventure takes you. Compact and portable, it’s a must-pack item for your carry-on, backpack, or emergency kit. It’s saves a lot of money especially if you plan to travel to Asia where tap water is not safe to drink.

With its USB-rechargeable battery, you can easily power up from various sources. Just immerse the lamp, stir, and let the shortwave ultraviolet light work its magic by rendering harmful microbes powerless. The LED indicator keeps you informed about purification status and battery level. Treating 1L of water takes only about 90 seconds, and each UV lamp can provide around 8000 treatments.

Assembling the ideal packing list is a combination of both skill and experience, refined over time through practical experience and careful consideration. Each item on this list has been important in my travels, but feel free to change it up depending on how you travel.

Your packing list should not only address your practical requirements but also resonate with your personal sense of adventure. I hope you found this guide useful in preparing you for next trip. Here’s to safe and rewarding travels!

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Digital Nomad Packing List: The Ultimate Guide to Traveling Light

• March 24, 2024
• Last updated: March 24, 2024
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Packing light is not rocket science. Whether you pack for one-week vacation or you’re looking for an ultimate digital nomad packing list for your long-term travels, minimalism is a king.

Traveling light will save you not only space and unburden your shoulders, but it’ll save you considerable amount of time (skipping the queues for checking your luggage ), and money (fees for check-in luggage).

Check out some pro travel packing tips based on long term experience of traveling only with a carry on backpack.

Digital nomad packing list

Digital nomad backpack, the north face backpack.

It has ideal size, lots of pockets, and also a laptop compartment. Bonus: very good back padding. Check price on Amazon .

Backpack rain cover

You can buy it separately if your backpack doesn’t have one included. It’s lightweight,  and you can use it as a cover for your camera bag and as a head/ shoulders cover during heavy rains. Check price on Amazon.

Combination locks

These are life savers! We can’t imagine travelling without securing our “mobile houses”. It’s always good to lock your backpack when you leave your room in a guesthouse/hotel and also every time you travel by bus/train/plane. Check price on Amazon.

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Compression sack for clothes

Great space saver! We played with an idea to buy packing cubes , but because of the design of our backpacks, we felt it’d be more convenient to get all our clothes into compression bags which saved a lot of space and we can easily separate clean and dirty stuff in the bag, too. Check price on Amazon.  Check this article for the best packing cubes.

Best laptop for digital nomad and other electronics

We were choosing our working tools very carefully and this is so far the best travel laptop we’ve found. Gianni edits his photos using Lightroom software and the computer is powerful enough to handle that. I would prefer for my video editing Macbook Pro, but this would add up on the weight so I keep the lighter model for now. Check price o n Amazon.

Macbook Laptop Sleeve

Very useful when you work in cafes and don’t want to carry along your backpack. It’s also a great protection of your laptop during travel days, when the backpacks move around more than usually. A must item in your digital nomad gear. Check price on Amazon.

Contactless payments are the best way to go if you’re constantly on the move. Unfortunately, you risk your cards being scanned by criminals due to the chips present in them. Placing your credit and debit cards  inside an RFID-blocking wallet  can keep your information safe.

If you just check your emails when travelling or do “only” writing, maybe you won’t need a mouse. But if you edit photos and videos, a mouse just makes the job easier and faster. Check price on Amazon.

WD My Passport Hard Drive

How to store all material from the road is probably the biggest issue when you work as a digital nomad and travel only with a carry-on. If you shoot in RAW, you know the files are too big to store in the iCloud. Carrying a portable external hard drive is so far the only solution how to keep your photographs and videos with you. Check price on Amazon.

Travel adapter

A necessary accessory when changing the countries around the world. Check price on Amazon . For different plugs and outlets, check out World-Power-Plugs.com

Kindle Paperwhite Wi-Fi

Your portable library! The best option for avid readers and carry-on travellers!  Check price on Amazon.

Very useful when you plan to document your digital nomad lifestyle while hiking, biking, running or swimming. Check price on Amazon.

Transcend Flash Memory Card

Just because you’re traveling doesn’t mean you can’t still make a great cup of coffee. The AeroPress not only brews a smooth, flavorful cup, but its compact, lightweight design makes it super portable and easy to take with you when you’re on the go.

More packing lists to read:

• What to Pack for Your Mexico Vacation
• What to Pack for Thailand: the Ultimate Packing List
• Packing List for Europe: The Ultimate Preparation Guide
• What to wear in Paris: The Ultimate Guide

What to pack for him

The north face trekker convertible pants.

The best choice if you travel with a carry-on! Gianni has been travelling with this model of North Face convertible pants for almost three years (bought a new one after 1.5 year) and he can swear by it. Check price on Amazon.

KEEN Men’s Newport Sandal

Honestly, we cannot imagine our travel without KEENs. They’re our most favourite travel shoes. Ideal for light trekking, walking in the cities, even in hot climate (for this we recommend buy a pair with a soft leather sole, not rubber). Check price on Amazon and read some more suggestions on the best walking shoes for men .

Barefoot running shoes for travellers

A must have item in your backpack if you are keeping yourself fit on the road. Opt for lightweight barefoot shoes if you feel comfortable with them. Check price on Amazon. Read our detailed review on Vivobarefoot running shoes.

Travel dress shoe

If you are looking for something classy, here is your option for   travel dress shoe from OAKA, which redesigned dress shoe into travel friendly, comfy and zero drop shoes in order to improve your mobility and health. Check the latest models of OAKA .

This is the moment to remember about your minimalistic packing. Take only 2-3 of them.  Check price on Amazon.

Short sleeves shirt

Always useful when it happens to attend a more formal occasion. Check price on Amazon.

A rain jacket

Great to pack if you visit countries during a monsoon season. Keep it as light as possible, preferably with a hood.  Check price on Amazon. Read our guide to the best rain jacket.

A must have item for your travels. Keep it minimalistic, and pack one, maximum two pairs. Tip: Opt for a swimsuit suitable for running. That way you don’t need to pack too many outfits.  Check price on Amazon.

Comfortable underwear

What to pack for her

Convertible light pants.

Ideal when you intend to go trekking to tropic destinations, and then stay in cooler places or opposite. Great space saver. Check price on Amazon.

KEEN Women’s Sandals

It’s a good idea to pack a pair with you. You can wear it while trekking, or as a pyjama while camping. And, naturally, for your yoga practice. Check price on Amazon.

Comfortable tops

2 or 3 tops will be perfectly fine. Try to pair it with the colour of your skirt or trousers. Check price on Amazon.

In case you plan to go out somewhere more formal, pack one. Check price on Amazon.

A skirt or a dress

Just take it. You don’t want to stay all the time in your hiking pants or shorts. Pick a lightweight one, preferably with some pockets. Check price on Amazon.

It’s good to have it when hiking through different climate zones or visiting a country in its monsoon season. Check price on Amazon.

A fleece hoodie

You’ll need it in the evening, and it’s a life saver when taking buses or train with strong a/c on your travels. Buy one with pockets. Check price on Amazon.

A pair of swimwear

Well, you’ll need one. Or two, but don’t pack more than two pairs of bikini. Check price on Amazon.

Keep it minimalistic. Max. 4 pieces, no matter how long your travels are going to be.  Check price on Amazon.

Bring one sporty, and one elegant. That’ll do it. Check price on Amazon.

A must have for all travellers, especially for those with a carry-on. You’ll be grateful for packing it with you because it’s the most multifunctional item in your digital nomad backpack. You can use it as a scarf, bed sheet, bed cover, curtain, headband, skirt, dress, beach towel, towel and much more! Check price on Amazon .

Love it! We use it as a scarf in buses/trains/planes with strong a/c, as a headband, hairband, camera protector and we clean our lenses with a buff, too. Check price on Amazon.

Which toiletries to pack

A toothbrush, a toothpaste, dental floss Travel size hairbrush Lip balm Aspirin Plasters Ankle support Menstrual cup > Ladies, this little thing will make your travels easier, and your bodies healthier.

Essential stuff

Passport Travel Insurance Cash Debit cards Credit cards Spare passport photos Photocopies of passports Vaccination card (What vaccinations do you need?) ID cards Bank reader

Miscellaneous

A gaffa tape Earplugs Waterproof dry bags for your documents Swimming goggles OverBoard Waterproof Dry Tube Bag

Here are other interesting packing articles you might want to check:

Carry On Packing List  by Make Time to See the World

Digital Nomad Packing List by Hobo with a Laptop

Packing cubes list  by Adventure in You

Best Backpacking Gear  by A Backpacker’s Tale

Packing lists  by Travel Fashion Girl

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31 thoughts on “digital nomad packing list: the ultimate guide to traveling light”.

Great list for aspiring travelers! Personally, I’ve gotten my pack WAY down from when I started backpacking in 2006 with a 10,000 liter pack. But I still manage to have 10kg of clothes, toiletries and scuba goggles… along with my 13kg of electronics. It’s a real killer on the back, but I really don’t see how I can do less. The camera stuff alone is about 7kg with lenses, body, gear and tripod. Alas!

Hi Greg, thanks for commenting. We have reduced a lot our clothes, we have only a couple of changes, if we need some clothes then we buy on the road. As regarding the gears I have always tried to keep the minimum weight possible. We use DX cameras with only 3 lenses with us and in the future we might switch to mirrorless full frame. Laptops are Mac Air so weight reduced to a minimum. Great blog you have. 🙂

I was traveling last year with a huge 70l bag. Now on the road with only 25L + a 10L Decathlon bag. This later contains a700g sleeping bag (more convenient for CS) and 1.5kg camera gear, or my daily stuffs. One major point to travel light is obviously to go in warm places, and don’t bring warm clothes, that we all do here! A second point about photography is to get rid of the heavy DSLR and their lenses. I recommend the µ4/3 system (check especially the Olympus OM5 and their new M1, but quite expensive), the best compromise between quality and size. Or even with DSLR, depending what you like to shoot, a standard zoom can easily get replaced by one or 2 light prime lenses. I have 4 lenses and a body for less than 1,3kg (or 900g without the tele). The main issue with these systems is however the poor batteries so you need to carry 2 extra… Enjoy your travels!

Hi Eric, nice to hear from you. Yes, you are right, packing light is good for warm climates, that’s why we have chosen to travel first to South-East Asia. I have also 1,3 kg for my camera gears. I am following the developing of the full frame mirrorless, those cameras will be really travel friendly. 🙂

The decision about the cameras is always a big one. I am forever on the lookout for the best camera with the most features in the smallest package. For me that means it has to be easy to always have the camera with me which rules out pretty much all DSLRs. I know that’s a compromise, but if I cannot stick the camera in a belt pouch which I can carry easily all day long, I won’t take it along. My latest choice is the Nikon P7700 which takes good pictures, good video, has 7X zoom, most DSLR controls and a flip screen. The biggest thing is it does fit into my belt pouch. It’s not up to the standard of a full size DSLR, and you cannot exchange lenses, but my motto is the best camera is the one which you always have with you.

Luckily technology is gradually getting where cameras are getting more compact all the time. So this decision will become easier for us every year since there will be smaller and more powerful models coming out.

I agree with you that the clothes are the least important thing when you pack. You can always buy them cheaply on the road. The tech items is where we have to plan well. Macbook Air is a great machine, my only issue is that if you want to do any video editing on the road, this is really difficult with this small screen. If you mostly stick to photography, then this should be no problem.

The Nikon P7700 is a great camera also. We are thinking to buy smaller cameras at some point without compromising on image quality. I guess the 2014 will bring lot of new interesting models especially after Sony recently launched the A7r. As regarding the Macbook Air, we just love it 🙂

Great useful post.

It is so true that you literally need a few essentials and you can survive. None of these ridiculous backpacks bursting at the seams.

You know you end up living in the same outfits anyway.

Thanks, Charlotte, we are really happy with the stuff we are carrying and also we wish to reduce it a bit in the future 🙂 Happy travels!

I’ve bought pretty much everything on this list for my own carry on after finding this! Thanks!

Glad to hear that, Kate. Enjoy your travels 🙂

We have been travelling about 29 months, but the only time we have lightened our bags is in Central America, where we didn’t need shoes or clothes. We make films so we carry all manner of gear including tripods, bounce/shade boards etc. on top of that we carry a snorkel and mask each for diving, shoes for hiking/training and it starts to build up! We have just accepted that for our work and interests there is a certain amount of gear that we must have 🙂

I can hear you, Serena, we had a big dilemma which gears to pack and there have been some moments when we miss warmer clothes, but otherwise, we’ve been able to survive 🙂 On the flip side, you can train with your gears for longer and tougher expeditions 🙂 Happy travels guys!

Great list – well done! I love using multi-purpose products to keep the packing list short – things like lavender essential oil is great for insect bites or to help you get to sleep (which is sometimes tricky on your travels).

Thanks for the tip, Kerry. For the insect bites and mild headaches is great to use a tiger balm that you can buy in Asia easily. Happy travels!

Oh wow, I really wish the Kids had read this before packing to come to South East Asia. Watching them unpack and try to then repack each time we move on would be hilarious except that the joke is on me as I actually have to travel in the suitcase. Sardines have it easy! Boy even brought a scarf with him to South East Asia that he hasn’t used for over 10 years just because he said it had ‘sentimental value’ and didn’t know what else to do with it. All I can say is that it certainly smells sentimental. Thanks for such a useful guide, all the same. I will do my best to get the Kids to read it to understand where they’ve gone wrong. Kluk

Hi Kluk, thanks a lot for commenting! It took me some time to say “bye” to all sentimental objects and my favourite scarfs, too 😀 We’re very happy to carry only 10kg each, however, it happened a few times we needed some warmer clothes that hadn’t fit into our backpacks. It’s all about balancing and finding the right destinations, too. Happy travels and cheers to all your family 🙂

Wow you guys really know how to pack light! I always end up packing too many clothes and then not wearing half of them anyway. Next time i’m going to take a leaf out of your book and only pack a few clothes. Plus then I will have room to buy more if I see something i love!

Thanks for stopping by, Izzy 🙂 Yup, that’s smart, you can always buy whatever you need and like on the road! Happy & light travels 😉 Ivana

My rule of thumb has always been pack, then remove half the stuff because you won’t need it. I can’t remember who first gave me that advice, but I find it works more often than not.

Great tip, Mike! Not applicable for us, I’m afraid. We downsized to maximum and sold/gave away everything we own. What we carry it’s all what we have 🙂

Thanks for sharing your list! We’re making our own at the moment and packaging in a couple of weeks. Can I ask why you’re taking 4X 1Tb hard drives? I was just planning to edit as I go and upload to Google Drive/ Dropbox as I feel it’s safer than a hard drive that can be lost/ damaged. What are your thoughts?

Hi Felicity,

Now we actually carry 4x2Tb. I know, it looks too much, but what we have in our backpacks, that’s all what we have. Our luggage is our house basically 🙂 We’re on the road full time and we have no physical home, apartment, or flat. We had to upgrade the size because we shoot in raw, so the files are too big to upload to Cloud or Dropbox for us, unfortunately. We also do lots of videos, which are big in size, too. Moreover, it takes time for us to edit photos and videos for the articles, we don’t blog every day (lots of other blog related things to complete during the day), so that’s why we need to store them somewhere before working on them. Well, yes, it’s risky to carry them everywhere we go, but we have a backup drives with us, so hopefully all will be fine 🙂 Cheers and happy packing!

Guys, impressive list. We’re also travelling light whenever we can but as we love camping our backpacks are always quite heavy. Anyhow just out of curiosity, I was wondering, how about rainproof or windproof jackets? Ivana how do you manage wothout face cream or sun block? Safe travels!

Hi Kasia! We just upgraded our packing stuff and got some softshell rain and wind proof jackets, and ditched the old jumpers. They are light weight, and we usually wear them at the airport or just tie them to the side of the backpacks. Need to update the list on the blog 🙂 When in Asia, I usually don’t use any facial cream since the climate is so humid that skin hydrates itself 😀 And for the sunblock I use only coconut oil that I buy in Asia. No chemicals, smells nice and does its job 🙂

WOW – I am very impressed with how little you are able to bring when traveling. I have one of the 18+ (maybe even double that) bags of wardrobe so I couldn’t see myself getting to this point. But, definitely some really helpful tips and recommendations. Thanks!

The earphone is great and his discount is very shocking. I am a traveler. I read a many blog and post about packing list.But your packing list was different. That is very important for any traveler. I am very helpful for that. Can you give me some information about this earphone?

Very informative! Thanks for the tips!

Thanks a lot Vivienne

Great packing article. Thanks for sharing!

Cheers from a fellow Nomad

About to start my 2nd long journey (too much fun on the last one). I am adding a mirrorless camera with prime lens for this trip. Without using a dedicated camera bag, what are some of the ways with decent protection that these can be put into my 30L pack?

Hi Ron, we recommend Lowepro Passport Sling Camera Bag (the one mentioned in the article), which fits perfectly in a 30L backpack. I’ve been traveling with the 32L NorthFace bag and the Lowepro bag for over 4 ys now, without any problem. You’ll just need to a use vacuum bag or packing cube to create more space for the bag 🙂 Buon voyage!!

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The techie traveler’s packing list.

• January 6, 2019
• Business Travel , Packing Lists , Packing Tips , Reviews

After the wellness-enthusiast’s and the beauty guru packing lists, I wanted to share my techie packing list. It’s a list of what’s in my tech bag when I travel for work. This also applies to when I travel for pleasure but am still on-the-job, working as a nomadic content creator.

There are plenty of “What’s in my bag” posts, especially in the tech industry, because many techies are obsessed with finding the best, most lightweight gear for their travels (and life in general, I would say).

In the era of digital nomads, there are also even more guides and packing lists for digital nomads. I won’t pretend to have the very best gear nor the most optimal packing list, but I thought it would be fun to share what’s in my bag when I’m embracing my techie side.

The Apple iPhone

No way around this, my iPhone is my #1 tool when I travel. I’m terrible with directions and rely heavily on maps and notes to navigate a new city or plan my use of public transit . Even without my MacBook, I feel like I can get *some* work done on the iPhone if all else fails. Why the iPhone? I’m just used to the Apple iOS and how it integrates seamlessly with all my other Apple devices. Yes, the ecosystem is designed to suck you in and yes, it worked.

Macbook Pro (+ USB-C Dongle)

My MacBook is essential to my work, from answering emails to editing video demos, I use my computer so much. A few years ago, I had the 15inch version and although it was an awesome size for my journalism video projects, it was way too heavy for travel. I love my newer, smaller laptop and highly recommend to anyone hesitating on size to get the lighter model if it still meets your power requirements. I don’t put mine in a soft case because it’s too much hassle to take it out all the time. Instead, I have a plastic snap-on case and when I can, use bags with a special laptop pocket . I used to bring my external harddrive with me more, but since I upgraded to more Google Drive storage, I back everything up to the cloud and only do hard backups when I return home.

Roost Stand, Keyboard, and Mouse

When I’m working while traveling , sometimes I have my laptop on my lap or perched on a café’s table, but if I can, I try to set myself up with an ergonomic system. That includes the Roost stand, a keyboard, and mouse, so my neck is looking straight at the computer screen and not down. The Bluetooth mouse is also great for my wrist tendonitis which flares up every few years if I’m not careful. At the moment, my mouse requires batteries but my keyboard doesn’t, and eventually when that mouse dies, I’ll upgrade to the rechargeable one. On the topic of Bluetooth accessories: I used to bring a clicker for presentations but I’m already nervous enough as it is, so I prefer the reassuring click of the keyboard’s next button when changing slides.

International Adapters and Wall Chargers

Because I work for a European company, I have a dedicated set of European Apple charging accessories. I just find it easier and more powerful than messing with adapters for everything. However, for all my non-Apple devices, I use a generic universal charger with has USB ports and USB C, so I can charge multiple devices at once. I wish I had some awesome suggestions for cable management, but I don’t. I try to bring only the ones I need and rotate my charging so I can use the same cable for all compatible devices.

Headphones for the Plane and Everyday

I have a pair of Beats Studio headphones, but I won them at an event because trust me, I never would have spent that much money on headphones I almost only use on the plane. I love their noise-cancelling feature, but in day-to-day use, I prefer to hear a bit more of the city’s soundscape. That’s why I also have the Apple airpods , which I prefer for commuting and working out.

I don’t know if this is particularly techie, because personally I don’t care much for the performance or user experience of the Kindle. However, it’s still a device, so I’ll add it to the list. I load books into my Kindle before I travel and sewed up a little felt case to protect it.

Backup Battery

My iPhone is starting to get old and it loses its charge faster than before. That’s why I always carry a backup charger with me. I used to have one by Jackery , but lately, I’ve been using the one that came built into my Away suitcase . It’s removable, so I can leave it in the suitcase for charging at the airport, or put it in my bag. It’s a great size and charges my iPhone about three times.

Apple Watch

This one is by no means necessary, but after wearing it for four years, one gets used to these things. I haven’t upgraded since model 1, but it does everything I need. I use it to tell me when to turn if I’m navigating a city (it taps you on the wrist) and keep track of my meetings across time zones .

Canon Powershot Camera

I recently traded in a DSLR for a point-and-shoot and although I miss the quality of the video on my previous camera, I wouldn’t go back. I love how lightweight my Canon Powershot is. Before, I hesitated to pack my large bulky camera but now I bring my little Canon everywhere.

When I’m working on videos, I use a handy travel-friendly condenser mic. I used to have a podcasting setup at home, but I sold most of it when I switched jobs. I only kept the lightweight Shure mic because it does a great job and I can connect to a laptop or directly to my iPhone.

And that’s it! What about you? What are your techie travel essentials?

Happy Travels xox

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Table of contents, introducing your comprehensive travel packing checklist.

I think that one of the most basic questions people ask when preparing for a trip is “What to pack!?” I know first hand how stressful this part can be for any trip. You don’t want to forget something very important and useful, but at the same time you dread the idea of carrying tons of luggage with you. And if you have only one carry-on, then it is a nightmare to make your list short, but efficient. OH and don`t get me started on that most horrific thought, when you are on the airport or on the road and you remember that you forgot THAT important document or item! I swear I have nightmares with this scenario days before I leave for my trip! 

If you find yourself in any of these situations, or you want a complete list with travel items, then you arrived at the best place. Welcome to the ultimate resource for stress-free travel preparations! This comprehensive travel packing checklist is your go-to guide for ensuring that you are fully prepared for your upcoming adventure. From essential clothing items and accessories to vital documents and gadgets, this travel packing checklist has it all. 

I feel like starting a trip by being prepared with anything you need can boost your confidence in the planning department so much. You can begin By making a travel packing checklist. Because who wants to forget their battery charger for their camera? Scarry, right?! 

To help you even more, at the end of this article I’m leaving a simplified list with all the travel items mentioned here. So even if this is a long read for you, just scroll down any time and copy and paste the travel packing checklist on your phone. Or, if you are using Pinterest, you can save the dedicated pin in your board.

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Simplifying the Packing Process with Essential Items

Packing for a trip should be exciting, not overwhelming. I knew that in theory and in the past I tried to keep that in mind every time I start packing, but as soon as I start adding items in my luggage I become more and more anxious. I thought that I was taking too many clothes, or not the proper shoes, or what if I forget my charger? Or my camera? It never occurred to me that my travel game was missing a travel packing checklist!

In time I started to understand that the key to successful packing is having a checklist that I can adjust for each trip, because every destination is different in terms of weather conditions or the activities that I plan to do. But by having a travel packing checklist I make sure that at least I will have all my travel essentials with me. Also, it liberates me from the anxiety and stress of the “what if…” thought. 

If you find yourself in the same situation and dread making your bags, don’t worry I’m here to simplify this process and streamline your packing routine. I know that every traveler is different and its needs are unique because there are so many types of activities and travel styles, such as backpacking, road-tripping, hiking, going on luxury holidays, cycling and so on. This is why I made this travel packing checklist as complete as possible. And to make it easier for you to design your own checklist, I divided the list into 2 categories: travel must-haves (that are generally required in every trip, no matter the type) and less common, but useful travel items (that apply only in certain situations or destinations).

The goal of this travel packing checklist is for you to say goodbye to the stress of overpacking and underpacking and focus solely on the joy and excitement that a new trip is bringing.

Also, feel free to update the checklist and move things around if you feel like it. Maybe some items in the less common section are must-have for you. So, make it your own.

Travel Essentials: Your Must-Have Packing List

Clothing staples: what to wear for comfort and style.

Depending on your fashion style I suggest you do a little planning in advance and don’t throw every favorite thing from your closet in your luggage. Chances are you are going to wear only half of them, but your luggage is going to be full and difficult to navigate. Believe me, I’ve been there and I hated it, especially when I got home and had to unpack everything. This is why I always start my travel packing checklist with the clothes items.

First of all, find out the weather conditions or the climate of your destination. Second, think about the activities that you are planning to do such as hiking, walking, sunbathing and so on. After that and with the number of days for your trip in mind, you can design your outfits.

For you to master the packing game, try to not take more than you need. For example, if you are going to stay 7 days in a hot place, then take 7 T-shirts or 4 dresses and 3 T-shirts and 3-4 pairs of pants. My advice is to stick to basics, don’t complicate your outfits and most importantly, don’t take items that you usually don’t wear at home because chances are they are uncomfortable or hard to style. The goal during your holiday is to relax and have fun, not stress about uncomfortable outfits. If you are traveling to a cold place, or during winter, then think how you can layer up and combine a few items and create multiple outfits. 

Also, another important tip is to take things that generally go well together. We all have in our closet that skirt that matches only one blouse in our wardrobe. Don’t take that skirt thinking that you are going to wear it, you aren’t, trust me.

In the past I made the mistake of putting things in my luggage thinking “Oh, maybe I will feel like wearing this!”, and repeated it for basically my whole wardrobe. Spoiler alert: I will not. The thing is that when you are traveling you want to spend your time relaxing, exploring and moving around easily, not trying to figure out what to wear. This is why it is so important to have a few things, but easy to match and wear. Planning your outfits before your trip is going to take a huge stress from you. Stick to the travel packing checklist that you already made and you’ll be fine.

That being said, I feel like this couldn’t be a travel packing checklist, without a checklist, so I’m going to write down the most basic items that you should have with you, and build from there:

• Basic T-shirts (especially in colors that are matching most of your pants and shoes, for example white);
• Basic pants (that pair of jeans that fits you perfectly and it can be match with all of your T-shirts);
• Dresses (if you are a female and like wearing them, then I should advice to take a few because you are having an entire outfit with one piece and also, you are going to look cute in photos);
• Underwear (I’m not going to tell you how many panties you should take :)), but try not to overpack);
• Belts (if you need them, not more than 2);
• Hat (if you are visiting a hot destination).

Footwear: Shoes for Every Occasion

I must start this by saying: don’t take too many shoes! Especially those pairs of high heels that make your feet hurt every time. Remember, while traveling comfort is everything, so choose only shoes that are easy to wear and that match most of your outfits. Personally I recommend you take only an extra pair, excluding the ones you are wearing on the day of your departure. 

Preferably, pack the ones that are lighter and wear the ones that are bigger or occupy the most space. Also, if you are planning to go to the beach, then don’t forget to also pack slippers. If you plan to go hiking, then don’t forget to take proper shoes. I know those can be very heavy and bulky, this is why I recommend you wear them on the first day of traveling.

Necessary Accessories: Enhancing Your Outfits

Like I said, you can do many outfits with only a few pieces of clothing, especially if you pack some accessories like a belt or a hat that can give your outfit a different look. Pack smarter and take small items and accessories with you, instead of many clothes.

Documents and IDs: Travel Must-Haves

One of the things that scares me a lot is to forget an important document at home. I mean, I can travel without my favorite dress, but for sure I can’t do it without my passport. I highly recommend having a travel packing checklist for documents, even if you don’t use any other list. 

Most of them you need to have on your phone, but I suggest you download photos of them in a local folder, because there may be occasions when you don’t have access to the internet.

Here is the travel packing checklist for documents and ID’s:

• Passport and/or ID card (make sure you take the one that is required);
• Visa (if it’s required, you will need to check that before your trip);
• Driver’s license (especially if you are planning on renting a car);
• Hotel reservation
• Credit/Debit card and cash (some rentals require you use a credit card, so make sure you have one)
• Travel insurance documents. 

I would like to highlight the importance of having travel insurance, because I feel like people often overlook this aspect. I know I did, because I felt like I paid for nothing thinking that “What are the stakes of something bad happening?!” And happy to report that nothing bad happened, but if it did, well I would have regretted not having travel insurance. Better safe, than sorry. Of course, you don’t need to have an expensive one, but you are going to feel more relaxed and at ease knowing that you have this safety net. 

Summarizing it, here are the main reasons why having travel insurance is important(these depend on the travel insurance particulates):

• financial protection against unexpected expenses;
• coverage for medical emergencies and treatment abroad;
• reimbursement for trip cancellations, delays and interruptions;
• assistance and support 24/7, especially in emergencies;
• tailored coverage for various travel styles and needs
• peace of mind to enjoy a trip worry-free (which is one of the most important ones).

I feel like travel insurance is an affordable investment compared to the potential risks. If you are interested in good travel insurance, then you should check out this link here (or save it for future trips) .

Toiletries and Medications: Staying Fresh and Healthy

Most accommodations offer some sort of toiletries, but generally the quantities aren’t sufficient for your stay. Also, if you have sensitive skin, or prefer to use your own products, then you need to take your essentials. This is why I always include on my travel packing checklist, my  daily products. Make sure you pack everything in approved recipients (especially if you are traveling only with a carry-on). Honestly, I suggest you pack your toiletries in small containers no matter what luggage you have, because you are going to have so much free space left! If you are interested, them check out this ones here . I own this set (see the picture below) and besides the fact that the design is very cute and colorful, they are very easy to use!

Also, it is also recommended you take with you some basic medication in case of emergencies. You are going to find pharmacies, but it’s good to have your own. Especially, if you know that you suffer regularly from stomach pain or migraines or get sunburn very easily.

Here is the travel packing checklist for essential toiletries and medication:

• Toothbrush and toothpaste;
• Shampoo and conditioner (i don’t know about you, but I can’t live without my conditioner);
• Skincare products (i suggest you take only the basic one like cleanser, serum and cream);
• Travel-size first aid kit (with medication for usual pains and also for common problems like diarrhea or sunburns);
• Tampons (if you are a girl).

If you are looking for approved containers for your toiletries, then check out these cute ones, here . These are the ones I own and I love the quality and the design of them.  Also, I find this set of medication bags amazing! The bigger one is perfect for long vacations and the smaller one is ideal if you want to have medication with you all the time. I put in them the medication for the whole family, including for my baby and it’s amazing how great fits in my luggage. You should check them out !

Gadgets and Tech: Enhancing Connectivity and Exploration

Depending on your travel style and preferences, this travel packing checklist may differ, but this list contains the most common items that travelers need on their adventures:

• Smartphone and charger
• Power bank (so useful when you spend your days roaming the streets or hiking and it’s hard to keep your phone and devices working)
• Universal travel adapter (check out this travel adapter that is a best seller on Amazon!)
• Headphones or earbuds (I recommend noise cancellation ones, like this ones )
• Camera and accessories like batteries and memory cards (if you are a photographer or like to take tons of photos)
• Laptop or tablet (if you work remote, or enjoy watching movies during your travels)
• Travel-size cable organizer (if you want to master the packing game, then you need a nice cable organizer, otherwise you are going to have an entanglement of cables in your backpack and it’s so annoying).

If you are interested in a really nice and useful travel-size cable organizer, then you should check out this one, here .

Enhance Your Journey: Less Common, Yet Essential Items

Packing aids: organizers, compression bags, and more.

If you want to become an advanced travel packer and simplify your life during your adventures, then you need to invest in some travel organizers, compression bags and similar items. Add them to your travel packing checklist and you are going to see a huge difference. There are a lot of products available on the market, but before you go and buy all of them, think about your needs and what is missing from your travel packing game.

If you are interested, here are my favorite products to use for organizing my bags:

• Veken 8 Set Packing Cubes for Suitcases
• BAGAIL 8 Set Packing Cubes Luggage Packing Organizers
• BAGAIL 4 Set/5 Set/6 Set Compression Packing Cubes
• BAGSMART Toiletry Bag Travel Bag with Hanging Hook
• Travel Cable Organizer Bag Pouch

Tech and Gadgets: Innovative Tools for Smooth Travels

If you are a passionate photographer, travel blogger, content creator, then you will need extra gear with you during your travel, such as:

• Additional camera accessories (tripod, lentils for different scenarios);

Comfort Boosters: Neck Pillows, Eye Masks, and beyond

The items that I included in this subcategory seem insignificant or things that are obvious, but people tend to overlook them, or forget about them,

Here is the travel packing checklist for comfort boosters:

• Neck pillow 

So useful when you are going on long flights.  Sleeping in the plane without one is very uncomfortable.

• Bag for dirty clothes

Believe me, you don’t want to throw your dirty clothes in your suitcase and create a mess. Having a bag for dirty clothes will keep everything organized and tight. 

• Hand sanitizer and wet wipes

These are so important to have in your small bag or carry on. Chances are you are going to touch a lot of things and you will want to clean your hands before lunch or having a snack. If you put them on your travel packing checklist you are going to thank me, I assure you.

• Kindle or a physical book

If you love reading, as much as I do, then maybe you should move this one to the essential travel items. My Kindle is always part of my travel packing checklist, no matter if I leave for the weekend or a couple of weeks.

• Portable luggage scale

Even if you are going to weigh your luggage before your trip, if you are planning to shop during your trip, then having a portable luggage scale can save you the headache from the airport. You can check out this one , which is an Amazon best seller.

If you are flying long hours chances are your eyes are going to go very dry. Also, if you skip sleep during your travels, then applying a eye mask can be a life charger, because you are going to look and feel better afterwards;

• Portable wifi Hotspot Device

If you are someone that watches a lot of movies during holiday, or doing remote work, then having this device will improve your work for sure.

• Recycled water bottle

If you are always on the road or on long hikes, having a water bottle with you is a must. If you are thinking of investing in a good quality water bottle, I highly encourage you to buy one that is made from recycled or natural elements. 

• Travel planner

If you are like me and love to plan your itinerary or travel plans using a pen and paper, then a great travel planner is a must. My favorite one that I’m using at the moment is amazing and I recommend it because it’s easy to carry in your backpack, has dedicated pages to planning and writing impressions of your destinations. You can check it out here .

Plan and Pack: Your Stress-Free Travel Prep

The convenience of a checklist: simplifying packing.

The first step in setting up for success in the travel packing game is to make a checklist. Even if you hate making lists (I got you, if that’s the case), having a travel packing checklist is going to take so much of the pressure and stress of getting ready for your trip. Also, putting things on paper or writing on an app will clear your head and program your mind to stick to the essential items only. In the long run you are going to travel lighter and smarter, while also having all the items that you need for comfort and pleasure with you. Also, keep in mind that you need to leave some free space in your luggage. If you are like me, then chances are that you are going to buy souvenirs that will serve you as reminders of your destinations. 

What is also fun about having a travel packing checklist is that you are going to learn to be more organized and maybe learn to enjoy this whole process.

Tailoring Your Packing to the Destination and Duration

If you want to make the best and most efficient travel packing checklist, you need to take into consideration the destination and the duration. With these two in mind you can start to plan your outfits depending on the weather and the particularities of your trip. And of course, you are going to think about the duration, because it is so easy to overpack when you don’t think about the number of days.

Your travel packing checklist

As promised here is your travel packing checklist. Feel free to copy it and use it as it is, or adjust it to your own needs.

Must-haves:

Clothing items:

• Basic T-shirts 
• Basic pants 

Documents and IDs:

• Passport and/or ID card 
• Driver’s license 
• Credit/Debit card and cash 

Toiletries and Medications: 

• Shampoo and conditioner 
• Skincare products (cleanser, serum and cream);

Gadgets and Tech: 

• Power bank 
• Universal travel adapter 
• Headphones or earbuds 
• Camera and accessories like batteries and memory cards 
• Travel-size cable organizer 

Less common, but important:

Tech and Gadgets: 

Comfort Boosters:

• Portable Wifi Hotspot Device

Conclusion: Ready to Pack for Your Next Adventure?

I know how excited I get every time I think about a future trip, but the planning and preparations that come after you book your vacation can be a joy killer.

With time, I discovered that it is better to take my time and put some effort in writing a travel packing checklist before I start to throw things in my luggage. Being organized during your trips will make you enjoy the journey more and not worry about the logistics. 

I hope that this article with my travel packing checklist helped you design a stress free vacation mentality in the future. Feel free to leave a comment and let me know if you think  I should add more items to this checklist. 

Also, if you are looking for some travel inspiration or you are in need of finding a new amazing destination, then I suggest you check out my travel guides .

The Ultimate Travel Packing List (By Professional Travellers)

Written By: The Planet D

Travel Gear

Updated On: January 23, 2024

Packing can be one of the most frustrating elements of traveling. It doesn’t seem to matter if it is your first trip or your 10th, you always seem to miss something. We put together this ultimate packing list t o help you avoid those packing mistakes on your next trip.

Table of Contents

The Perfect Packing Checklist

It is important to note that we compiled this ultimate travel packing list from 10 years of being professional travelers and bloggers. The goal of this packing list is to provide you with packing tips that will allow you to travel as efficiently and as comfortably as possible.

Travel Packing List for Luggage

Choosing what type of luggage you are going to use is a personal choice. We have used everything from hi-tech wheeled luggage to the latest backpacks. These are our top recommendations for checked luggage and carry-on luggage that is durable and lightweight.

Aluminum Roller – Known as the Rolls Royce of Luggage, Sterling Pacific is the top choice for luxury travelers, frequent fliers, and pilots. Its aluminum body is lightweight and the Italian leather handles give it extra points for style. Plus it has a lifetime warranty.

4 Wheeled Roller : Our yellow   Voyageur Check-In 28  turned heads. We didn’t worry about anyone mixing up our bags on the conveyor belt with our unique color and design. We found the 28-inch a bit too large, but you can order 24? or 26?. But with the large handle and ultra-quite 360° spinner wheels it was super easy to navigate through the airport

Carry-on Roller : Pro Carry-on with Laptop Pocket  by Level8. We felt so chic going through the airport with these hard cases and modern design and it was easy t o  pop out my laptop and documents right from the front hard case pocket when going through security.

Travel Backpack : If you are heading to destinations that are less developed, you are going to want a reliable backpack. You will want something in the 55L size and it should be comfortable on your back. We recommend the Osprey Fairpoint for men and the Osprey Fairview for women.

Rolling Duffel Bag Eagle Creek Rolling Duffel – Duffel bags are lightweight and durable for rough terrain. We like the separate compartments for hiking boots and how it can still look elegant when going into higher-end hotels.

Messenger Bag Travelon Antitheft Messenger Bag   – Deb carries an over-the-shoulder bag that crosses over her body. It keeps valuables secure from any snatch and grabs and the RFID component helps with any cyber security.

Carry-on Backpack – We’ve recently started using this carry-on backpack by Standard Luggage. The 3 in 1 bag turns into a backpack, suitcase, and shoulder bag to suit your needs. It meets all airline cabin rules which is a bonus and expand from 35 – 45 L. Plus, it’s water resistant to help keep valuable electronics and camera gear safe.

In addition to your luggage, you are going to want to keep everything organized.

Organizing Your Luggage

The first thing you will want to purchase will be packing cubes. These are lightweight compression bags that can help you separate your different types of clothes and keep your bag organized.

• Electronics Organizer
• Toiletry Bag
• Foldable Day Pack
• Document Organizer

Pro Tip: When checking in at the airport, take your computers out of your carry-on bag and put them in a collapsible tote bag (we fold it in the front pocket of our carry-on.) That way it lightens your load should you be weighed, but it doesn’t look like an extra piece of luggage.

Travel Packing Lists for Clothes

Packing clothes can be the most confusing and frustrating experiences of all. What we have learned over the past 10 years fo traveling is to have a base set of close, or capsule wardrobe , consisting of pieces that can be mixed and matched. We then add on from there depending on the length of the trip, the weather at the destination, and if we are going carry-on only or not.

Capsule Wardrobe for Women

• 1x Travel Skirt
• 1x Convertible Pants
• 2x Casual Pants (Usually 1 pair of leggings and 1 pair of pants that can be dressed up or down)
• 1x Long-Sleeved Shirt (I may add one depending on the cultural norms of the country I am visiting.)
• 4x Short-Sleeved Shirts or Blouses
• 1x Bathing Suit
• 1x Merino Wool Sweater or Fleece
• 4-6x Sports Bras and Underwear
• 1- Dress/Sundress
• 2 Pairs of Shoes (1 casual pair and 1 hiking pair)
• 4x Pairs of Socks (At least 2 are Merino Wool Hiking Socks)

Travel Accessories for Her

• Buffs or headbands
• Rain Jacket or Outer Shell

Capsule Wardrobe for Men

• 1x Long Sleeve Shirt
• 3x Short Sleeve Shirts
• 2x Convertable Pants
• 1x Lightweight pant or jeans
• 2x Shorts (1 doubles as a bathing suit)
• 4-6 Exofficio Underwear
• 4x Pairs of Socks (At least 2 are Merino Wool )
• 1x Merino Wool Sweater
• 2x Pairs of Shoes (1 casual and 1 for hiking)

Travel Accessories for Him

• Rain Jacket/Outer Shell

Pro Tip : If you are looking for a winter vacation planning list make sure to check out our How to Dress for Cold Weather article.

Checklist for Packing Toiletries

No travel packing list worth its weight would be complete without a comprehensive checklist for packing your toiletries. The first step is to make sure you have a good toiletry bag. We use this one as it is spacious, light, and hangs on the back of any door. To make it easier for you we have broken down to the travel essentials and the extras.

What to pack in your Toiletry Kit – Toiletry Essential Checklist

• Toothbrush and toothpaste
• Shampoo and Conditioner (We transfer ours in GoToobes for easier storage)
• Tweezers and Nail Clippers
• Hand Sanitizer
• Gold Bond Medicated Powder (for hot climates)
• Face/Body Moisturizer
• Chapstick/Lip Balm
• Prescription Medication

Toiletry Extras Checklist

• Hair products like hairspray and hair gel
• Travel Mirror
• Shaving Kit and razors
• Pegless Clothesline
• Travel Towel
• Hairbrush or Tangle Teezer
• Toothbrush Sanitizer

Read:  7 Tips for Stress-Free Travel  – here you will find a travel packing list of what we take in our care package on

Packing Checklist for Electronics

When it comes to electronics there are a lot of variables that will determine what you take and what you leave at home. In today’s day and age, there are certain things that everyone will want to take with them, and most of them will fit easily into your carry-on luggage. This checklist for packing electronics will give you the tools to bring back great memories and pack as light as possible.

• World Travel Adaptor : Each country that you visit may have a different plug configuration. This adaptor has you covered for every country.
• Belkin Mini Surge Protector : This is one piece of electronics we don’t leave home without. It protects your electronics against surges, has 3 plugs and 2 USB outlets for charging.
• iPhone/Smartphone: We use the iPhone 11 Pro. : Almost a necessity in today’s world, a smartphone can come in handy in so many ways. You can use it as a camera, a place to store your itineraries and keep friends and family up to date on Social Media.
• Travel Camera: Our recommendation would be the Sony RX100 VII : A good camera that fits in your pocket should be on everyone’s travel checklist. We recommend one that is small, lightweight, and can fit in your pocket.
• Noise Cancelling Headphones: If you want to get any sleep on a plane or bus ride these are essential. We use Beats Studio 3 but some people prefer earbuds. Whichever you choose make sure they are good quality to drown out all that noise.
• Portable Power Bank : The last thing you want to do is run out of power for your electronics when you are on the road. We carry a portable power back that keeps all of our electronics charged.
• Memory Cards : Always pack spare memory cards so you don’t run out of space when you want to capture that perfect shot.

Optional Electronics

• E-Reader or Kindle : If you are into books this is something you will want to add to your packing list.
• Laptop (This is for extended trips) : We carry one everywhere as that is our business. We recommend you pack one for longer trips or if you are into taking a lot of photos and videos like us. We recommend the MacBook Air for most people.
• External Hard Drive : Plan on taking a lot of videos and photos? Make sure you back them up so if something happens you don’t lose all your precious memories.
• Drone: We use the Mavic Pro 2 : Add a whole new element to your memories with a drone. We have been using one for years and love it.
• Portable Bluetooth Speaker : If you love music as much as we do you have to pack one of these for some tunes in your hotel room.
• Travel Tripod : Whether it be for selfies or night photography you will be glad you have on in your bag for those unique situations.

Are you into Travel Photography? Make sure to check out my Travel Photography Gear Guide and find out what is in my camera bag.

Packing List for Comfort

If there is one thing we have learned after all of these years is that a little comfort goes a long way. Especially when you are traveling on airplanes and busses. By adding these travel accessories to your packing list you can rest assured you will be comfortable . All of these have been tested on long plane, train and bus rides so you know that they work.

• Travel Pillow : After flying over 500,000 miles we have found the Trtl Neck travel pillow to be the best travel pillow out there. It is comfortable, gives great supports, and takes up almost no room in your bag.
• Eye Mask and Ear Plugs : No plane flight would be complete without these. The Pretty Care Eye mask is what we recommend. IT doesn’t rest on your eyes, is padded, and blocks out all light.
• Foldable Water Bottle : Staying hydrated on the plane is paramount to feeling refreshed when you arrive at your destination. WE fill this up after security so we always have water on the plane with us.
• Sarong : We have found that plane blankets just don’t cut it. That is why we always have a sarong with us on the plane if the air is a little too cold and you want to bundle up.
• Chapstick and hand moisturizer : WE all know how dry the plane gets. I pack this moisturizing kit so that my hands and face stay moisturized throughout the flight.
• Flight Flap Phone and Tablet Holder : WE discovered this last year and fell in love with it. No more sore necks from watching movies on your phone and tablet. This hangs on the back of the seat so you can watch in comfort.
• Travel Socks : I started using compression socks because they prevent DVT. I know more than a few people who have gotten DVT and this can be very serious. Compression socks help prevent blood clots and are highly recommended.

Packing List for First Aid Kit

A first aid kit is an essential piece of travel gear. We have a n extensive first aid kit as we do a lot of adventures, but most people can get by with the essentials. You can buy pre-made first aid kits. This compact first aid kit  is a good start but it is just as easy to make one at home from your medicine cabinet. That way you only pack what you need.

• Prescription Medication – with a photocopy of our prescriptions
• Insect repellent 
• Advil or Tylenol for pain relief
• Gravol – for nausea  
• Benadryl and Claritin – For allergic reactions
• Allergy Eyedrops
• Imodium – for mild diarrhea
• Rehydration tablets and electrolyte tables – in case of dehydration or severe diarrhea.
• Topical Ointment like Polysporin or prescription Fucidin Cream – For cuts and scrapes
• Antiseptic spray – it’s important to clean cuts quickly, especially in tropical climates. 
• Moleskin – protects your skin from blisters.
• Thermometer
• Do you want to be prepared for every travel emergency? Check out our Ultimate First Aid Kit Packing List.

Travel Documents

Keeping your essential travel documents in order and organized can really take the stress out of travel. Using a travel organizer allows you to all the things you need in one convenient place.

• Passport and Visas- Make sure to have an electronic copy of both in case yours gets lost.
• Personal ID like a drivers license
• Bank cards, Credit Cards. Keep a contact number for your bank and credit card companies in your phone for emergencies.
• Emergency cash: We suggest 1 days worth of USD.
• Frequent Flier cards
• Travel Insurance documents, policy number , and contact information.
• Immunization records if needed.
• Itineraries or reservations- either printed out or stored in an app like Tripit.
• Boarding passes
• Emergency contact information.
• Guide book or maps- in either hard copy or digital copy.

Travel Security

Travel security is something we should all take seriously. Most problems tend to occur in bigger cities and in the form of pickpockets or petty theft. If you add these items to the travel packing list it might help deter would-be thieves.

• RFID Wallet: Protects against RFID Skimming, which is a form of theft using wireless transmitters to gain information to your credit and debit card identification chips. They can do it just by walking by.
• Money belt or neck wallet: We used these in the early days and they can be useful in the big cities where there are a lot of pickpockets.
• PacSafe Luggage Lock: This is perfect if you are staying in hostels or guesthouses.
• Luggage tracker: Give you peace of mind and lets you track your luggage if it gets lost.

More Anti-Theft Suggestions: If you want to get more in-depth about protecting your valuables when you travel check out THE BEST ANTI THEFT TRAVEL BAGS AND ACCESSORIES

Pre-Trip Checklist

Regardless of whether you are going on an extended trip or just a 2 week vacation there are a few things you are going to want to do before you board the plane. We have a complete pre-travel checklist that you can see here.

• Call your banks and credit card companies to tell them of your travel plans. This will avoid cards being flagged for purchases in another country.
• Check baggage restrictions
• Check to see if there are any Visa requirements
• Check Immunization requirements
• Leave flight and travel itineraries with a friend or relative.
• Check-in online or check flight information before leaving for the airport.

And there you have it. Our complete international travel packing list. We have done our best to answer all your travel packing questions and give you some packing tips that you can use on your next vacation. After years of traveling around the world, we hope that our extensive experience helps you when you are deciding what to pack for your next big adventure.

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Looking for more packing tips?

If you liked our ultimate travel packing list, why not check out some other great packing lists and travel tips travel that will be sure to help you out on your next trip.

• The Ultimate Camping Packing List : All the essentials you will need for your next camping trip.
• The Ultimate European Vacation Packing List : Great packing tips for your next trip to Europe.
• The Only Pre-Travel Checklist You Will Ever Need Everything you will need to do before you head to the airport for your next vacation.
• The Best Anti Theft Travel Bags and Accessories : Tips and recommendations on what you need to stay organized while traveling.

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What else would you add to our travel packing list? Add them in the comments below.

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Book Your Flights: Start planning your trip by finding the best flight deals on Skyscanner. We have used them for years and have found that they have the best flight deals.

Book your Hotel: Find the best prices on hotels with these two providers. If you are located in Europe use Booking.com and if you are anywhere else use TripAdvisor.

Find Apartment Rentals: You will find the cheapest prices on apartment rentals with VRBO . 

Travel Insurance: Don't leave home without it. Here is what we recommend:

• Safety Wing - Occasional Travelers.
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Book Your Activities: Looking for walking tours, skip-the-line tickets, private guides, and more? Then we recommend Get Your Guide.

Need more help planning your trip? Make sure to check out our Resources Page where we highlight all the great companies that we trust when we are traveling.

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29 thoughts on “The Ultimate Travel Packing List (By Professional Travellers)”

This is very good content, images to perfect articles, hope you will share more in the future for everyone to see. Thank you very much.

Goig to Machu Pichu in Feb 2020.. 67 yrs young, not a regular hiker. Can you help me with packing list please? Also Amazon headwaters then to coast to relax by ocean for couple of days.

Hi I’m travelling from Australia to India for 2 weeks and will be visitng Dharamashala, Bodh Gaya and Dehli (2 nights)? I am 21yo, well I will be when I leave on 15 January. I am travelling with 7 others. I will be sharing a room with another lady, which I am pleased about as I can be prone to anxiety. Could you please help me with a packing list? Also do you think I should purchase a back pack that will protect my cards from being scanned? Do you recommend some type of money bag/sleeve that I can safely hold my money and passport? Thanks and sorry for all the questions, I don’t want to be caught out!

Excellent blog post, and thank you for sharing some very helpful thoughts!!! Best of luck with your travels.

if you are only using a carry-on, you cannot take tweezers, or small scissors. They were taken away from me when I had them in a carry-on.

Actually I have affiliate links for both booking.com and lonely planet, but only on my guides section. The booking.com link works well, $15 for whenever somebody uses my link. On top of it, I do my own hotel bookings through my own link, so I’m actually giving myself a $15 discount 🙂 I only have these links on a very small section of my blog, totally agree with not doing too much of it early on. I’ve seen too many blogs that I previously enjoying selling out to advertising and turning into what looks like an online Casino site 🙂 Frank (bbqboy)

Great to hear Frank! Thanks for sharing.

Hey guys – we ended up going to the Bay and getting a couple of rolling duffels. Plus they had a special over the weekend and picked up bags that were usually $600 each (we went for the higher end models) at 50% off. So great tip about the Bay. Yes, I should be smarter about affiliate links on the blog. I’ve been a bit lazy on the monetization aspect… Frank

That’s fantastic! The Bay is great isn’t it? I love shopping there. Every time I go to the checkout, they always have a surprise discount. Even when it’s advertised on the item that it’s on sale, they seem to have another deeper discount at the desk. I think it’s one of the best places to shop for luggage. Best of luck with affiliates. It took us years to get around to it. You really need traffic to make it happen as you don’t make much off of each item. It’s base more on volume than sales. With Amazon it’s something like 4%. But it’s nice to get a bit of extra in the pockets if you can supply your readers with something of value.

Great! Have one right downtown next to the optometrist I’m seeing today. Thanks!

Perfect. Hope your eyes are doing well 🙂 The bay always has amazing deals on luggage.

I have seen so many of such type of blogs which contains these packing lists. But all of them possesses the same sort of things in the list. You have done such a wonderful job of adding some brilliant things, which can be very useful in any tour. I really appreciate your work.

Thank you for the kind words. We had a lot of fun putting it together. I just went through my bag and started making a list. It was a lot of work, but I think it’s worth it.

Wow…really great packing list especially with the images, never seen this before. It would be great if you can create a smartphone app 🙂

I was never a fan of these packing list posts. But we’ve been travelling non-stop now for a year and have had so many frustrations with our gear. Besides too much stuff (inefficient clothing mostly) our carrying bags (backpacks) just so damn heavy. Like you say, you can go light when travelling for a couple of weeks but when you’re gone for a year you’re going to be carrying more. We’ll be back in Canada next week and one of the many things we have to do during our month there is to re-organize our whole baggage/packing situation. I know I’m asking for a lot here – but any idea where in Montreal we can get some of those Travel bags? I’m not one to buy stuff online, have to see it with my own eyes. Informative post! Frank (bbqboy)

HI Frank, We bought our rolling duffles at The Bay, they always have amazing deals.

Some great ideas here, but I cant fathom traveling with this much stuff or luggage. I take much shorter trips, but do everything in a 20″ expandable rollaboard and daypack.

My concern with packing camera gear in a larger back is what if you are forced to check that bag? Even runway check the bag? My Crumpler camera bag and laptop fit in the daypack so even if I am forced to check the rollaboard, I have my breakables in the smaller bag to carry on the plane.

I do what Stuart mentioned in the above comment. I have a list for a carryon beach/adventure vacation; a list for the checked bag adventure/beach vacation; lists for carryon and checked city vacations and a business trip packing list. All of these can be altered for the weather/sports at the location.

There’s certainly some good kit on this list. A friend of mine swears that the best way to pack is to maintain lists for different types of destination (i.e. one for winter sports and another for beach vacations) and refer to them while packing. I still pack on an ad hoc basis! Enjoy your travels.

Some great tips here guys! I wish I had read one of these before I first hit the road seven years ago! – certainly would have changed what I took! These days, as long as I have my knife and my head torch; I know I’m pretty much ready for any adventure 🙂

Great article Dave and Deb! You guys are travel experts so if you like our clothes we know we’re doing something right. We look forward to continuing following your travels!

I like it so much. Each time I travel and expect long hour travel by plane, I make sure I have a jet lag cure like JetlagFX. It’s a great supplement and works well for me.

I just got a sample pack of JetlagFX, I can’t wait to try it out.

Great lists! As someone who packs light when I travel, I like how you categorized everything and stuck to the basics.

Thanks. We aren’t the lightest packers since we are on the road constantly, but for we find this list does everything we need without too much extraneous weight.

Great article!! i am a girl so is difficult for me to make a Packing list , but i really think that i have to make one the next trip because i always travel with a lot of stuff in my bags.

Wow, it really is a long list of things…. Bags, organizers, clothes, gears………. simply amazing By the way, Deb looks dashing on the image carrying luggage…

Holy moly, that is the motherload of packing lists. I’m bookmarking it for later. I’m particularly interested in your photography and electronics. I have only just started making enough money writing to even begin to think about traveling and writing full time, but I just don’t know where to begin. Thanks for this awesomely detailed post.

Great post! I need some organization in packing wisely when traveling. My favorite was the travel organizers. I probably would not need as much electronic gear as you have. My iPhone is sufficient enough for me when taking pictures. They come out pretty good. Some of your other ideas are great. We usually check on locations for laundry when traveling for any length of time. This too can cut down on the amount that you have to pack. The downside is that it may take up some of your time to do the laundry.

wow great information. i like this list for travel packing.

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Christine Sarkis is an SATW-award-winning journalist and executive editor at SmarterTravel. Her stories have also appeared on USA Today, Conde Nast Traveler, Huffington Post, and Business Insider. Her advice has been featured in dozens of print and online publications including The New York Times , Conde Nast Traveler , and People magazine. She has also shared travel tips on television and radio shows including Good Morning America, Marketplace, and Here & Now. Her work has been published in the anthologies Spain from a Backpack and The Best Women's Travel Writing 2008 . She is currently working on a travel memoir.

The Handy Item I Always Pack : The Trtl Pillow . It's easy to pack and comfortable, and makes it so I can actually sleep on flights.

Ultimate Bucket List Experience : Seeing the Aurora Borealis from the comfort of somewhere warm, like a glass igloo or hot spring.

Travel Motto : Curiosity is an amazing compass.

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The Handy Item I Always Pack : "A reusable filtered water bottle—it saves you money, keeps you hydrated, and eliminates waste—win-win."

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Packing mishaps range from inconvenient (heading to the Caribbean without a swimsuit) to disastrous (discovering you left the country without your wallet), but most are preventable. We’ve created this ultimate packing list to help you pack well every time.

The Ultimate Packing Checklist

To see the ultimate packing list, scroll down the page or click here for an editable PDF version that you can save or print out. To customize the list, simply download or print it, then edit for your specific needs. You can also download the editable, mobile-friendly checklist here .

Clothes to Pack

• Dress Shirts
• Casual Shirts
• Sweatshirts
• Laundry Kit
• Leisure Shoes
• Hiking Boots
• Dress Shoes
• Collapsible Tote

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Toiletries to Pack

• Dental Floss
• Conditioner
• Styling Tools
• Facial Cleanser
• Face Lotion
• Moisturizer
• Contact Lenses
• Contact Solution
• Shaving Supplies
• Makeup Remover
• Menstrual Products
• Birth Control/Medication
• Nail Clippers
• Hand Sanitizer
• First-Aid Ointment
• Insect Repellent
• Pain Relievers

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Miscellaneous Items

• Laptop/Tablet
• Film/Memory Card
• List of Medications
• Banking Contacts/Information
• Electronic Chargers
• Emergency Contacts
• Copy of Passport
• Plug Adapter

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What to Pack in Your Carry-on

• Books or E-Books
• Travel Blanket
• Travel Pillow
• Disinfecting Wipes
• Change of Clothes
• Empty Water Bottle
• In-Flight Medications
• Passport/Visa/ID
• Credit/ATM cards
• Insurance Cards
• Maps/Directions

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Packing Tips for Clothes and Other Items

When packing for a vacation the most important things to keep in mind are the length of your trip, the weather, and any non-standard clothing or gear you might need.

Your first step when packing is to decide if you’ll be checking a bag or only taking a carry-on and then curate the amount of clothing you’ll need based on that decision. Typically, you should avoid checking a bag in situations where you have a layover since the likelihood of your bag going missing goes up with every connection . You might also want to avoid checking a bag if you absolutely need items in your bag on arrival—for example, if you’re going on a cruise.

If you’re packing more minimally, focus on packing layering clothes in more neutral colors. That’s not because we don’t like fun colors and patterns; it just means that neutral-colored clothing is more versatile, so you can wear these items more than once when you’re tight on space.

How to Pack in Just a Personal Item Sized Bag

Also invest in clothing that does double duty, like multi-use wraps , crushable hats , self-cooling and heating fabrics like merino wool layers , bug-repellent clothing , wrinkle-resistant shirts, quick-drying activewear and undergarments, casual sneakers, UPF-proof clothing , and compressible jackets … just to name a few. Look toward popular athleisure brands like Lululemon , prAna , and Athleta for comfortable yet stylish travel clothing.

When curating your packing list, you should keep in mind the length of your trip and decide on quantities from there. For a shorter trip (three to five days), you can probably manage with the following: one pair of underwear and socks per day, one pair of pajamas, one to two dressier outfits, one to two activewear or athleisure outfits, one to two casual outfits, and one to two pairs of shoes. For a longer trip (over a week), you can manage with one pair of underwear and socks per day, two pairs of pajamas, three dressier outfits, three to four casual outfits, two pairs of shoes, and two activewear or athleisure outfits.

And if you’re able to do laundry on your vacation, you can probably manage with even fewer items. Just don’t forget to pack a travel laundry kit .

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Also make sure to bring along accessories like a money belt, scarf or sarong (can be used for things like an airplane blanket , coverup at the beach, or to throw over your dress on a cool evening), and a collapsible tote or day bag for any extra items you might acquire on your travels. If traveling to a city or destination that is prone to pickpocketing, make sure to pack some pickpocket-proof clothing and gear .

Depending on the type of trip you’re going on, you may need to invest in some special travel gear. We’ve tested out everything from waterproof baby carriers to interchangeable heels , so you can trust our recommendations. If you’re headed out on an organized group tour , you’ll most likely get a packing list from the tour provider, which should make your trip planning easier. If not, do your research online (one tip is to look at locations on Instagram and see what people are wearing) and consult this story for other handy lists of tips.

For more active trips, make sure you have a sturdy pair of hiking boots, quick-drying clothing, a day pack, snacks, and any necessary equipment. Check out our specific packing lists for hiking trips and camping trips .

Another type of trip that you may need to pack slightly specific items for is a cruise . Make sure you pack non-standard items like seasickness remedies, formal wear, dress shoes, and your bathing suit. Beach vacations also require different items like water shoes, towels, sunscreen, and maybe even snorkel gear. Luckily for you, we also have a specific cruise packing list and a beach vacation packing list .

Lastly, you need to consider the weather. For warm-weather destinations like jungles and Caribbean islands, you can obviously skip the coats and gloves, but if you’re headed out on a ski vacation then you’ll need a whole slew of things like goggles, a neck gaiter, snow boots, and more. But don’t worry, we’ve got you covered with a specific Caribbean vacation packing list , a Mexico vacation packing list , and even a ski trip packing list .

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To help keep things organized, we love using packing cubes and/or compression sacks. They’re especially useful for when you’re traveling to multiple destinations in one trip.

Wondering how to pack all of your items? Enter the great debate of the rolling vs. folding method! While this is definitely a personal preference, we put two editors to the test to find out which method is in fact, more space-saving. Watch the video below to see the answer.

How to Pack Toiletries and Medications

Whether it’s important medication or your favorite lipstick, forgetting any type of toiletry can range from being mildly inconvenient to becoming a serious problem. For toiletries, make sure to pack your essentials, like medication, contacts, and any other items that you might not be able to purchase or replace during your travels. (Put them in your carry-on bag, not your checked suitcase.) However, if you forget items like a toothbrush or razor, you can typically call the front desk at the hotel for a spare.

We also recommend traveling with some type of a travel first-aid kit , which includes items like tweezers, first-aid ointment, bandages, travel-sized hand sanitizer, sunscreen, and insect repellent. Make sure to check TSA guidelines if you’re traveling with medication , as well as the policies and regulations at your destination.

Packing Tips for Everything Else …

Traveling without tech items like your phone, laptop, tablet, or camera can be a major bummer. For those traveling abroad, you’ll also want to remember to pack electronic adapters and converters . Other tech-related items for photographers to pack are a sturdy camera bag , backup batteries, and memory cards, as well as lens cleaner. And don’t forget smartphone essentials like a backup charger, waterproof case if you’re headed out on the water, and a phone stand or tripod for photos.

A travel packing tip we’ve learned the hard way? Travel with a copy of your passport, credit card, and bank contacts, as well as a list of medications and your emergency contacts.

If you are traveling abroad, we have an entire checklist for you, but the most important thing to note here is your passport and visas . Make sure that your passport is up to date, has as least six months of validity, and has enough blank pages for any stamps. Another tip for international travel? Give yourself plenty of time to apply for any visas that you might need and to arrange for a visit to a travel clinic if any special medications or vaccines are needed. You should also familiarize yourself with any remaining COVID-19 travel restrictions at your destination.

There are also some items that you may not think to pack, but should, like an electronic tracker , duct tape , toilet paper, a decoy wallet, or a whistle.

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What to Always Pack in Your Carry-on Bag

In case you’re separated from your checked bag or other items, you should always make sure that you have your ID, wallet, house keys, medications, valuables, camera, phone, laptop, tablet, pen, cash and cards, glasses, and copy of your itinerary with you on the plane.

Other items that you might want to have handy with you include entertainment for your flight, comfort-promoting items like a blanket or pillow, as well as an empty water bottle to fill up post-security (here is a list of our favorites ), a change of clothes (just in case your luggage is lost or delayed), snacks, and gum.

If you’re looking to pack carry-on only, you guessed it: We also have a separate packing list and tips for that, as well as the best bags to use for carry-on only .

What to Pack to Stay Healthy While Traveling

The pandemic has significantly changed the way we travel and, by extension, the items we prioritize in our luggage. While many destinations have loosened or entirely lifted COVID-19 restrictions, some venues and events may still require a mask or proof of vaccination/negative COVID test to enter. Plan ahead to see if any activities on your itinerary have restrictions in place.

Sanitizing wipes and hand sanitizer , while always a good idea to have on hand at the airport , have become absolute carry-on musts. Wiping down areas like your tray table, airplane seat armrest, and hotel television remote can spare you from a variety of common travel bugs.

Editor’s note: This story was originally published in 2013. It has been updated to reflect the most current information. Ashley Rossi contributed to this story.

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The Ultimate Travel Packing Checklist for 2024 and the Best Vacation Packing Tips (Printable)

Before taking a vacation, it’s a good idea plan. In addition to planning your itinerary, you also need to figure out what you will pack. Taking the time to sort out what you need to bring before you leave is an excellent way to prepare well for your trip. If you haven’t traveled in a while or you feel like you’re always missing essential items when you travel, this travel packing guide may help. Are you taking a trip soon? Here’s what you need to know before you pack for your next trip or vacation.

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What to Consider Before You Pack

Before you begin packing, it’s best to think more about the trip you will be taking. After all, not all trips are the same, and some trips may require different items.

Here are some things to consider:

• What bags to bring: Your travel plans and airline’s baggage policy may dictate what bags you bring. Knowing what bags you plan to bring before you begin packing is a must. That way, you can strategize and not overpack based on the luggage space available. 
• Number of travel days: You want to have plenty of clothes and essentials for your entire trip. Make sure that you pack plenty of items for the number of days you plan to travel. If you’re staying in a home rental with laundry facilities, you may be able to pack less and do laundry during your trip. If you prefer to pack light, check to see if you’ll have access to laundry facilities or if there is a laundromat near your accommodation. 
• The weather situation: You want to make sure that you pack clothes that will be comfortable for the weather. Check the expected temperature, see if there will be rain or snow, and let this information guide you when packing. If you don’t pack appropriate clothing and gear, you may have to spend money when you arrive or risk being very uncomfortable. If you have room, bring a compact umbrella.
• The type of trip you plan to have: Your planned activities and travel style will also dictate what you need to pack. If you’re all about comfort and hope to lounge around a lot, you may not need to pack many dress clothes. If you’re an adventure seeker who plans to participate in recreational activities, athletic attire and appropriate shoes are necessary. 
• What you can buy at your destination: Some items may make more sense to buy at your destination. For example, if you’re only bringing a carry-on bag, you might decide to buy a bottle of full-size sunscreen after you arrive. When creating your packing list, note items that you can easily buy at your destination to avoid wasting space.

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Review your airline’s baggage policies before packing. Here are polices for some of the top airlines.

– American Airlines Baggage Policy – Delta Air Lines Baggage Policy – Spirit Airlines Baggage Policy – United Airlines Baggage Policy

How to Decide Which Items to Put in Which Bags

When it comes time to pack for your trip, take some time to think about which bag each item will go in; for example, if you’re planning to check luggage, some things may make more sense to go in your checked bag rather than your carry-on bag. Additionally, some items may not be allowed in your carry-on bag—such as full-sized liquid products.  

If you take any medication or have other essential items that you’re packing, those items should stay close to you—such as in a carry-on bag or personal item, like a backpack or purse. Checked bags may get lost or delayed, and you don’t want to be without essential medications or other necessary items. If you’re packing medications, the TSA recommends they be clearly labeled. 

As you pack your carry-on bag, It’s also a good idea to bring at least one change of clothes with you. If something happens to your checked baggage, you’ll be thankful that you have some clothes to change into after traveling. 

If you’re traveling with a laptop or another electronic device, like an iPad, keep those items in an easy-to-access place (like upfront or in a laptop pocket). These items will need to be removed from your carry-on bag, purse, or backpack during security screening. If they’re not accessible, it will take you longer to get through security, and you’ll hold up the line.

Further Reading: Carry-On Essentials for Flights and Best Carry-On Luggage

Packing Liquids

As you prepare for your trip, don’t forget to consider which liquids you’ll need to bring. If you’re bringing some checked luggage, you’ll need to consider which liquid items will go in your checked bag vs your carry-on luggage. 

If you plan to pack liquids in your carry-on bag, they must be in containers that are 3.4 ounces or less. They also need to fit in one quart-sized resealable bag. If you’re traveling with multiple people, each person can have one quart-sized resealable bag with appropriately sized liquids. Ensure that all containers are sealed well, so you don’t have a mess all over your suitcase and belongings. 

When you go through the security screening process at the airport, you’ll need to remove your bag of liquids and place it in a bin; You do not have to remove your liquids if you have TSA PreCheck or Global Entry . To conserve space, focus on packing liquids that you need. Most hotels and some home rentals provide essentials like shampoo, conditioner, and soap. Before packing, check to see what will be provided at your accommodation.

Packing Shoes

Most people plan to bring more than one pair of shoes when traveling. If you have several pairs of shoes that you want to bring, you may be worried about wasting space. But if you’re strategic, you can pack several shoes and make it work. 

One way to save on space is to use the empty area inside your shoes to your advantage. You can fill your shoes with smaller items such as socks, underwear, and belts. If you’re worried about dirty shoes, put disposable shower caps on the bottoms of your shoes. If you don’t have these, you can use smaller plastic bags to protect your clothes from dirt.

Ideas to Maximize Space

If you’re looking to maximize the space that you have available, you may be wondering how to pack your items to save room. Here are some techniques that may help: 

Packing cubes: Some travelers use packing cubes for their clothing items and accessories. These cubes can help by slightly compressing your items, so they take up a bit less space in your bag. If you’ve never tried packing cubes, it may be worthwhile to give them a chance. 

Rolling instead of folding: Another option to consider is rolling your clothes. This does take time,  but you may find that you’re able to fit more items in your bag this way. Just make sure that you remember to roll your clothes back up when packing up to head home. 

Choose versatile clothing items: You can also save on space by strategically choosing which clothing items you bring. Consider packing versatile clothing items that work well for multiple outfits. As an example, packing clothing with neutral colors is a great idea. You can wear items multiple times without it looking obvious. Doing this will make it easier to mix and match outfits, and you may find that you can pack fewer items. 

Buy some items at your destination: If you only have so much space to work with, buying some things at your destination may be the best bet. Make sure that you consider cost and availability before choosing to do this.

Suggested Vacation Packing List

Having a packing list can help you make sure that everything you need makes it into your suitcase. If you’re forgetful, printing out your list and checking off each item as you pack is recommended. Here’s a suggested packing list to follow as you prepare for your next trip:

Here are our recommended clothing and apparel items to pack.

Shoes and Accessories

Here are our recommended shoes and accessories to pack.

Here are our recommended toiletries to pack.

Miscellaneous

Here are our recommended miscellaneous items to pack.

Comforts for travel (suggested to pack in personal item)

Here are our recommended comfort items to pack.

Tips for success

With proper planning and good organization, you can ensure that you pack everything that you need for your upcoming trip. The following tips can help you have more success: 

• Make a packing list and check each item off as you pack . It may seem silly, but this practice can help you avoid forgetting must-have items. You’ll be glad that you have what you need.
• Start with your must-have items. As you begin to pack, start with essential items. This way, you don’t forget to bring what you truly need. 
• Keep items packed up. Once you check an item off your list, ensure it stays in your packed bag. If you remove something and forget to make a note, you may end up leaving without it. 
• Don’t forget masks. When traveling during the pandemic, you’ll want to bring plenty of masks. Mask requirements vary by destination, and you want to make sure that you have what you need before you arrive. 
• Know your airline’s baggage rules. If you bring an overweight or too-large bag, you may get stuck paying extra fees. Check your airline’s sizing and weight rules before you begin packing, and double-check the weight once your bag is all packed up.  
• Consider wrinkles when choosing clothing items. Some fabrics are more wrinkle-resistant than others. If you don’t have access to an iron or a dryer, (I’m not the only one that de-wrinkles my clothes this way, right?!) try to pick materials that are less likely to get wrinkled. 
• Wear bulky items. Bulky items take up a lot of space and weight. If you plan to bring a bulky winter jacket or boots, for example, wear them on the plane. You’ll have what you need without taking up space and weight in your bag. 
• Do laundry while traveling. If at all possible, do laundry while traveling. Whether you stay in a home rental with laundry facilities or stop at a laundromat, this can help reduce the number of clothes you need to pack.
• Don’t overpack. It can be easy to overpack accidentally. Focus on what you truly need instead of bringing “maybe” items.
• Ensure your house is in order. Before leaving, make sure all of your lights are off and your alarm system is set if you have one. Other things to do include watering your plants, taking out the trash, setting automatic pet feeders, and notifying your credit card companies of your travel.

Yes, you can travel with liquids. Liquid containers must be no larger than 3.4 ounces, and all liquid containers must fit in one resealable quart-sized bag. If you want to bring larger liquid items, they must be packed in checked baggage.

Experiment with different methods of packing. Some travelers find success using packing cubes, while others find better success rolling their clothes. The more you experiment, the better you’ll get at maximizing space.

Make a packing list and check each item off as you put it in your bag.

Consider keeping electronics, valuables, money, your passport, essential medicine, and a change of clothes with you. If your checked baggage gets lost or is delayed, you’ll have what you need with you.

While you can do this, it’s recommended that you don’t put valuables in your checked baggage. Instead, place them in your carry-on bag or personal item. Putting valuables in a purse or backpack under the seat in front of you is best because it will be near you. If you place valuables in a checked bag, they could be stolen.

The Vacationer’s Final Thoughts

Don’t leave your packing until the very last moment. If you do this, you may be unprepared once you arrive at your destination. With proper planning, packing can be easy and quick. Follow the tips above for the best success as you begin to pack for your trip. See our beach vacation packing list for more specifics if you will be vacationing near the ocean or a lake.

By Natasha Gabrielle

Natasha has been a freelance writer since 2015. She specializes in writing travel and credit card rewards content. When not busy writing, she’s either dreaming up her next credit card rewards redemption or traveling the globe. Her goal is to encourage more people to experience the world around them while making smart money choices.

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Have you ever found yourself staring at an empty suitcase, unsure of where to start when it comes to packing for your trip? We’ve all been there. Packing can be a daunting task, but with the right approach and a comprehensive packing list, it can become a breeze. In this article, we will provide you with everything you need to know about creating the perfect packing list. From quick tips and facts to a detailed breakdown of essential items, we’ve got you covered. So, let’s dive in and make packing a stress-free experience!

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Quick answer, quick tips and facts, background: the art of packing, the ultimate packing list, choosing the right luggage, packing techniques, travel essentials, clothing and accessories, toiletries and personal care, electronics and gadgets, documents and money, health and safety, entertainment and comfort, miscellaneous, recommended links, reference links.

Creating a packing list is essential for a stress-free trip. It helps you stay organized, ensures you don’t forget any important items, and makes unpacking a breeze. Here are the key steps to creating the perfect packing list:

• Start with the essentials: passport, tickets, and money.
• Consider the weather and activities at your destination.
• Pack versatile clothing items that can be mixed and matched.
• Don’t forget toiletries, electronics, and travel documents.
• Use packing cubes or compression bags to maximize space.
• Double-check your list before you leave to avoid any last-minute surprises.

Now that you have a quick overview, let’s dive deeper into the world of packing and explore some quick tips and interesting facts.

• Tip: Roll your clothes instead of folding them to save space and minimize wrinkles.
• Fact: The average person only wears about 20% of the clothes they pack for a trip.
• Tip: Pack a small first aid kit with essentials like band-aids, pain relievers, and any necessary prescription medications.
• Fact: Overpacking is a common mistake. Stick to the essentials and leave room for souvenirs.
• Tip: Use a packing checklist to ensure you don’t forget anything important.
• Fact: The 5-4-3-2-1 packing rule is a popular method that helps you pack efficiently by limiting the number of items you bring.

Now that you have some quick tips and facts to keep in mind, let’s explore the background and history of packing to gain a deeper understanding of this essential travel skill.

Packing has been an integral part of travel for centuries. From the early explorers who packed their belongings in trunks to the modern-day traveler with a carry-on suitcase, the art of packing has evolved over time. In the past, packing was a meticulous process that required careful consideration of every item. Today, with the advent of lightweight luggage and travel accessories, packing has become more streamlined and efficient.

The goal of packing is to bring everything you need while minimizing the weight and bulk of your luggage. A well-packed suitcase can make your trip more enjoyable by reducing stress and ensuring you have everything you need at your fingertips. With the right approach and a comprehensive packing list, you can master the art of packing and become a travel pro.

Now that we have explored the background of packing, let’s dive into the ultimate packing list. We will cover everything from choosing the right luggage to packing techniques and essential items for your trip.

When it comes to choosing the right luggage, there are several factors to consider. The size, weight, durability, and functionality of your luggage can make a significant difference in your travel experience. Here are some key points to keep in mind when selecting your luggage:

• Size: Consider the length of your trip and the amount of stuff you need to bring. A carry-on suitcase is ideal for short trips, while a larger suitcase may be necessary for longer journeys.
• Weight: Lightweight luggage is essential to avoid exceeding weight limits and to make it easier to maneuver through airports and train stations.
• Durability: Look for luggage made from durable materials that can withstand the rigors of travel. Hardshell suitcases offer better protection for fragile items.
• Functionality: Consider features like wheels, handles, and compartments that make it easier to organize and access your belongings.

Once you have chosen the right luggage, it’s time to master the art of packing. Let’s explore some packing techniques that will help you make the most of your available space.

Packing efficiently is all about maximizing space and minimizing wrinkles. Here are some packing techniques that will help you make the most of your available space:

• Rolling vs. Folding: Rolling your clothes instead of folding them can save space and minimize wrinkles. This technique works especially well for t-shirts, jeans, and other casual clothing items.
• Packing Cubes: Use packing cubes to organize your clothes and accessories. These lightweight organizers help you separate items and make it easier to find what you need.
• Compression Bags: Compression bags are a game-changer when it comes to maximizing space. These bags allow you to remove excess air, reducing the volume of your clothes and creating more room in your suitcase.
• Layering: Layering your clothes can help you save space and stay organized. Start with heavier items at the bottom and layer lighter items on top.
• Shoes and Accessories: Utilize the space inside your shoes by stuffing them with socks or small items. Use small bags or pouches to store accessories like jewelry, belts, and scarves.

By using these packing techniques, you can make the most of your available space and ensure that everything fits neatly in your suitcase. Now, let’s move on to the essential items you should include in your packing list.

When it comes to travel essentials, there are a few items that should always be at the top of your packing list. These items are essential for a smooth and stress-free trip. Here are the must-have travel essentials:

• Passport and Travel Documents: Your passport is the most important document when traveling internationally. Make sure to pack it in a secure and easily accessible location. Don’t forget to bring any necessary visas, travel insurance documents, and copies of important documents.
• Money and Credit Cards: Bring enough cash for your trip, as well as a credit card for emergencies. It’s also a good idea to have a small amount of local currency on hand for immediate expenses upon arrival.
• Travel Adapter: Depending on your destination, you may need a travel adapter to charge your electronic devices. Research the electrical outlets at your destination and pack the appropriate adapter.
• Portable Charger: A portable charger is a lifesaver when you’re on the go and need to charge your phone or other electronic devices. Make sure to fully charge it before your trip.
• Medications and First Aid Kit: If you take any prescription medications, make sure to pack enough for the duration of your trip. It’s also a good idea to bring a small first aid kit with essentials like band-aids, pain relievers, and any necessary prescription medications.

These travel essentials are the foundation of a well-prepared traveler. Make sure to pack them in a secure and easily accessible location in your luggage. Now, let’s move on to clothing and accessories.

When it comes to packing clothing and accessories, versatility is key. Choose items that can be mixed and matched to create different outfits. Here are some essential clothing items to include in your packing list:

• Tops: Pack a mix of t-shirts, blouses, and sweaters that can be layered or worn on their own.
• Bottoms: Include a variety of pants, skirts, and shorts that can be dressed up or down.
• Dresses: Pack a few dresses that can be worn for both casual and formal occasions.
• Outerwear: Depending on the weather at your destination, pack a lightweight jacket, a sweater, or a coat.
• Shoes: Bring a comfortable pair of walking shoes, as well as a dressier pair for evenings or special occasions. Don’t forget to pack socks and any necessary shoe accessories.
• Accessories: Include accessories like scarves, belts, and jewelry that can add variety to your outfits.

Remember to pack clothing items that are appropriate for the weather and activities at your destination. Layering is key, as it allows you to adjust to changing temperatures. Now, let’s move on to toiletries and personal care items.

Toiletries and personal care items are essential for maintaining hygiene and staying fresh during your trip. Here are some must-have toiletries to include in your packing list:

• Toothbrush and Toothpaste: Don’t forget to pack a toothbrush and toothpaste for maintaining oral hygiene.
• Shampoo and Conditioner: If you prefer to use your own shampoo and conditioner, make sure to pack travel-sized bottles or transfer them into travel containers.
• Body Wash or Soap: Bring a small bottle of body wash or a bar of soap for showering.
• Deodorant: Stay fresh throughout your trip by packing your favorite deodorant.
• Skincare Products: Include your essential skincare products like moisturizer, sunscreen, and lip balm.
• Haircare Products: If you have specific haircare needs, pack travel-sized bottles of shampoo, conditioner, and styling products.

Remember to pack these toiletries in travel-sized containers to comply with airline regulations. If you’re not sure what size is allowed, check with your airline before your trip. Now, let’s move on to electronics and gadgets.

In today’s digital age, electronics and gadgets have become essential travel companions. Here are some must-have electronics to include in your packing list:

• Phone and Charger: Your phone is a versatile tool that can be used for navigation, communication, and entertainment. Don’t forget to pack your charger and any necessary cables.
• Laptop or Tablet: If you need to work or stay connected during your trip, consider bringing a laptop or tablet.
• Camera: Capture your travel memories with a camera. Whether it’s a DSLR or a smartphone with a high-quality camera, make sure to pack the necessary accessories like memory cards and chargers.
• Headphones: Block out noise and enjoy your favorite music or podcasts with a pair of headphones.
• Portable Speaker: If you enjoy listening to music or podcasts with others, consider packing a portable speaker for shared entertainment.

Remember to pack these electronics in a secure and easily accessible location in your luggage. Now, let’s move on to documents and money.

When it comes to documents and money, it’s essential to keep them secure and easily accessible. Here are some key items to include in your packing list:

• Passport: Your passport is the most important travel document. Make sure to pack it in a secure and easily accessible location.
• Travel Insurance: If you have travel insurance, make sure to bring the necessary documents and contact information.
• Visas and ID Cards: If you require a visa for your destination, make sure to pack the necessary documents. Additionally, bring any ID cards that may be required for identification purposes.
• Cash and Credit Cards: Bring enough cash for your trip, as well as a credit card for emergencies. It’s also a good idea to have a small amount of local currency on hand for immediate expenses upon arrival.
• Copies of Important Documents: Make copies of your passport, travel insurance, and other important documents. Keep these copies in a separate location from the originals.

By keeping your documents and money organized and secure, you can have peace of mind during your trip. Now, let’s move on to health and safety items.

Health and safety should always be a top priority when traveling. Here are some essential items to include in your packing list:

• First Aid Kit: Pack a small first aid kit with essentials like band-aids, pain relievers, and any necessary prescription medications.
• Medications: If you take any prescription medications, make sure to pack enough for the duration of your trip. It’s also a good idea to bring a copy of your prescription in case you need to refill your medication while abroad.
• Hand Sanitizer: Keep your hands clean and germ-free with a travel-sized bottle of hand sanitizer.
• Insect Repellent: Depending on your destination, you may need insect repellent to protect yourself from mosquitoes and other insects.
• Sunscreen: Protect your skin from the sun’s harmful rays by packing a travel-sized bottle of sunscreen.

By including these health and safety items in your packing list, you can ensure a safe and enjoyable trip. Now, let’s move on to entertainment and comfort items.

To make your trip more enjoyable and comfortable, consider packing some entertainment and comfort items. Here are some suggestions:

• Books or E-Reader: If you enjoy reading, pack a book or an e-reader to keep yourself entertained during long flights or train rides.
• Travel Pillow and Blanket: Make your journey more comfortable by packing a travel pillow and a lightweight blanket.
• Eye Mask and Earplugs: Block out light and noise with an eye mask and earplugs for a restful sleep during your trip.
• Travel Games or Playing Cards: If you’re traveling with family or friends, pack some travel games or playing cards for entertainment on the go.
• Snacks and Water Bottle: Bring some snacks and a refillable water bottle to stay hydrated and satisfied during your journey.

By including these entertainment and comfort items in your packing list, you can make your trip more enjoyable and relaxing. Now, let’s move on to miscellaneous items.

In addition to the essential items mentioned above, there are a few miscellaneous items that you may find useful during your trip. Here are some suggestions:

• Reusable Shopping Bag: Pack a reusable shopping bag for carrying groceries or souvenirs during your trip.
• Ziplock Bags: Bring a few ziplock bags for storing snacks, toiletries, or wet clothes.
• Travel Lock: Keep your belongings secure by packing a travel lock for your luggage.
• Travel Umbrella: Depending on the weather at your destination, consider packing a compact travel umbrella.
• Laundry Bag: Bring a small laundry bag to separate dirty clothes from clean ones.

By including these miscellaneous items in your packing list, you can be prepared for any situation that may arise during your trip. Now that we have covered the ultimate packing list, let’s move on to some frequently asked questions.

What is the 5 4 3 2 1 packing list?

The 5 4 3 2 1 packing list is a popular method that helps you pack efficiently by limiting the number of items you bring. It consists of:

• 5 Tops: Pack five tops that can be mixed and matched with different bottoms.
• 4 Bottoms: Include four bottoms that can be paired with different tops.
• 3 Dresses or Skirts: Pack three dresses or skirts that can be dressed up or down.
• 2 Shoes: Bring two pairs of shoes, one for walking and one for dressier occasions.
• 1 Outerwear: Include one lightweight jacket or sweater for layering.

This packing list provides enough variety for a week-long trip while keeping your luggage light and manageable.

Read more about “What is the 5 4 3 2 1 packing list?”

What is a packing list?

A packing list is a comprehensive checklist of items that you need to pack for your trip. It helps you stay organized, ensures you don’t forget any important items, and makes unpacking a breeze. A well-prepared packing list takes into account the weather, activities, and duration of your trip.

Read more about “… How do I Make My Own Packing List? A Comprehensive Guide”

What is the 1 to 6 packing rule?

The 1 to 6 packing rule is a method that helps you pack efficiently by limiting the number of items you bring. It consists of:

• 1 Pair of Shoes: Bring one pair of comfortable shoes for walking.
• 2 Bottoms: Include two bottoms that can be mixed and matched with different tops.
• 3 Tops: Pack three tops that can be layered or worn on their own.
• 4 Undergarments: Bring four sets of underwear and socks.
• 5 Accessories: Include five accessories like scarves, belts, or jewelry.
• 6 Miscellaneous Items: Pack six miscellaneous items like toiletries, electronics, or travel documents.

This packing rule provides enough variety for a week-long trip while keeping your luggage light and manageable.

Read more about “The Ultimate Minimalist Packing List for 2 Weeks …”

How do you write a good packing list?

To write a good packing list, start by considering the weather, activities, and duration of your trip. Make a list of essential items like travel documents, money, and toiletries. Then, think about the clothing and accessories you will need based on the destination and planned activities. Consider versatile items that can be mixed and matched to create different outfits. Finally, don’t forget to include any specific items you may need, like electronics, medications, or comfort items.

By following these steps and using our comprehensive packing list as a guide, you can create a well-prepared packing list that ensures a stress-free trip.

Now that we have covered the frequently asked questions, let’s move on to the conclusion.

Read more about “… Aesthetic Packing List Template: Travel in Style and Organization!”

Packing for a trip can be a daunting task, but with the right approach and a comprehensive packing list, it can become a breeze. In this article, we have provided you with everything you need to know about creating the perfect packing list. From quick tips and facts to a detailed breakdown of essential items, we have covered it all.

Remember to start with the essentials like travel documents, money, and toiletries. Consider the weather and activities at your destination when choosing clothing and accessories. Use packing techniques like rolling your clothes and using packing cubes to maximize space. Don’t forget to pack electronics, medications, and comfort items to make your trip more enjoyable.

By following our expert advice and using our comprehensive packing list as a guide, you can pack like a pro and ensure a stress-free trip. So, start planning your next adventure and get ready to hit the road with confidence!

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Now that you have all the information you need, it’s time to start packing for your next adventure. Happy travels!

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How to Pack for Long-Term Travel Around the World

Last updated on January 4, 2024 by Shannon

Traveling around the world for a year (or even six months) is a different beast than a one-week or short-term vacation. While the packing lists share many similarities, long-term round the world travelers often need to pack a few different things that you wouldn’t for a regular trip. Unlike packing single destination or a single climate, your entire wardrobe and gear has to different climes and locations, while still fitting in your backpack..

When I left on my first yearlong round the world trip , I had a lot of anxiety about what to pack. This post shares not only my one-year long-term travel packing list and the updates I added along the way, but also my current recommended packing list after 15+ years traveling around the world as a digital nomad (because a lot has changed since 2008!).

What’s more—I don’t just tell you what to pack—but exactly why and how I’ve found each item on this packing list useful, so you can assess if it is also worth the weight in your pack during your own world travels, whether you’re heading out for a week, a month, or a long-term trip like mine.

Skip straight to the gear and shop my entire packing list on Amazon .

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Long-Term World Travel Packing List

Picture this: It’s 2008, and I’m desperately combing through the sparse online travelogues. I pause at every selfie—not called a selfie back then—and carefully log in my notebook what clothes the women are wearing in their photos.

My list includes notes like “most women carrying one hoodie and two long-sleeved shirts!” and “five t-shirts and a couple tanks = enough”. I initiated my visual stalking sessions in a desperate bid to discover how many tops and bottoms women packed for their round-the-world trips , along with which brands seemed to hold up throughout their year on the road.

When I left in 2008, I posted my original packing list ( below ) so that another woman would never again go through that painstaking process. The internet is a different place now—there’s a lot  of packing advice out there. But yet, every single week a heck of a lot of people still make it to this page for inspiration when sussing out their own long-term travel packing list.

So, consider this my updated, 2023 packing list for female travelers. It’s a full guide to effective packing for long-term trips (a month or more) and freely shares the lessons I’ve learned after 15+ years of travel and living abroad .

This male packing list is also well done, with great recommendations if you’re of the other persuasion. Sections below cover clothes, shoes, electronics, toiletries and more. I offer suggested brands and products, but keep in mind, I had only a few expensive pieces when I started; after 15+ years on the road, some of these were investment pieces that may or may not be worth it for your trip.

Note: As an Amazon Associate I earn a small commission from qualifying purchases—this does not affect my recommendations obviously, as this is a list of my current gear and recommendations of items that I paid for myself.

TL;DR: Long-Term Travel Packing List

• 8 tops (4 t-shirts, 1-2 long-sleeved shirts, 1-2 tank tops, and 1 UPF shirt )
• 4 bottoms (2 travel pants /jeans, 1-2 skirts , 1 dress, 1-2 shorts/capri )
• Cold weather layers: 1 pair leggings, 1 thermal , 1 hoodie
• 1 thin rain jacket
• 4-8 underwear
• 2-3 bras + sports bras
• 1 pair thin sleep shorts
• 1 pair hiking boots or sturdy walking shoe
• 1 pair Chacos or sports sandals
• 1 pair stylish sandals (flip-flops for hostels)
• 1 pair ballet flats (super optional)

Packing Essentials

• 1 set leak-proof containers
• prescriptions (scanned and stored online; printed for pain meds)
• 1 luggage lock(s) (optional combination lock needed for hostels)
• 1 quick-dry travel towel
• 1 menstrual cup
• 1 medical kit
• 1 spork (optional)
• 1 reusable water bottle and SteriPen or LifeStraw
• safety essentials : door stop, safety whistle carabiners, pencil wrapped with duct tape

Electronics

• 1 laptop/netbook/iPad
• 1 smartphone with quality camera
• 1 backup hard drive for photos
• 1 portable charger
• 1 mirrorless camera or point-and-shoot
• 2 travel adaptors (1 multi-USB adaptor; 1 set of small ones)
• 1 water purification device
• 1 pack of cards

Best Clothes for Long-term Travel

Travel-friendly tops.

There’s a good amount of variability here depending on your style preferences and where you’ll spend the bulk of your time on the road. If you’re only dipping into cold places, then opt for one fewer long-sleeved shirt because you can always use your thermal as a base-layer and then put a t-shirt over top.

You must travel with a high-quality UV protective shirt . Most people on round-the-world trips do a lot more outdoors activities than they would in everyday life. You’re sightseeing , snorkeling , trekking , kayaking, etc.

A quality UPF 50+ shirt is a must-pack. I had one on my round-the-world trip, and it’s always with me now, too—over the years I invested in a long-sleeved one for cooler hikes as well.

For the other shirts in your bag, simple cotton ones from your closet will likely suffice. Make one a bit nicer so that you can wear it out for a nice dinner. I also carry two thin tank tops ; I sleep in these, or wear them in non-conservative, hot climates. I tend to pack a range of colors for tops, though all in the same shade families so that key items layer well.

Vary your ratio of t-shirts and tank tops to long-sleeved shirts if you’re planning to visit many cold-weather places. You’ll definitely skip packing a sweater, which is why it’s so important to have a quality thermal and hoodie .

Lightweight/Versatile Dresses

Dresses and skirts an be a lifesaver since they allow you to stay cool in the heat. I tend to favor traveling with two below-the-knee skirts these days, but when I pack my travel dress , it’s pretty similar to this Columbia dress .

I’ve tried on prAna dresses over the years, which are well-made and raved about by other travelers. I’ve never found one that really hit my fashion sense, and I tend to stick with Columbia brand items because they fit my body type well (tall and slender), but I note that here in case you see one of their dresses that you love better.

I recommend getting a travel dress with inch-thick sleeves at the very least. This is more versatile in slightly conservative areas, and if you get a dress that covers more of your shoulder, it provides better sun protection too, which is important if you wear it out sightseeing!

Should it be a travel-specific dress? No! And, yes! If you’re packing for a month, stick with a dress from your closet—if you’re traveling with the dress long-term, however, travel dresses hold up better to many, many washes and are a just a better item to put on your packing list.

Pants & Bottoms

The skirts and dresses that I recommended comprise half of my “bottoms,” and that’s always a good ratio since I am most often in warm climates. I just wear my leggings under skirts in cooler climes.

In addition, I carry my fancy lightweight travel pants . I had a pair of Columbia pants when I first left and I loved them dearly, but they ripped when I took a particularly gnarly fall on my bicycle in Mexico. So, I replaced them with the closest I could find, which is a black pair of Columbia hiking pants . These pants run small—truly very small, like maybe go up two sizes if you have large hips/butt.

I might buy these prAna Halle ones though when I wear out my current high-tech pants because they are more true to size but still look good. To that end—go with black, that’s the entire point of these slim but functional pants over cargo styles from the North Face (which I also own and use on hiking trips, but just can’t fathom packing on a long-term trip because they’re so touristy).

The prAna pants are more stylish than many pants in this travel category. Besides that, I carry a pair of lightweight skinny jeans. I also carry whatever pair of black or grey leggings that I find in my drawer when packing. I don’t wear leggings as pants, but I do wear them under everything, including my jeans if it gets cold enough.

Leggings are a good idea on any packing list for long-term world travelers since they make all of your outfits a bit more versatile in warm/cold weather. I find that shorts are not very handy in conservative cultures, which you will undoubtedly visit on a long-term trip. Plus they tend to be very short or very ugly.

If you love shorts and are traveling to countries where you can wear them, consider packing just one skirt as a trade-off. Also consider packing a pair of thin capris instead of shorts, on many of my world trips I packed capris, and they were convenient—now I just prefer skirts for personal and style reasons.

I nearly always pack bottoms in tones of grey and black, and occasionally a colorful skirt; that way everything matches my tops.

Travel Skirts

Women will need a calf-length skirt at the very least to allow you to visit the temples and churches of this world. On my round the world trip, I had an ankle-length skirt that came in very handy during my four-months in India and Nepal .

Since then, in the rest of Asia and in Europe, it’s most handy to find a skirt that hits just below the knee. I own a SmartWool Merino wool skirt , which is terrific—it’s durable and travel friendly and it’s a great brand . . . but it’s a tinsy bit too short on my tall frame to work in temples. If you’re hiking and want a skirt for active travels, look here.

I pack active skirts when I head to Central America or Europe, where it’s a lot less conservative! Even then, however, I always pack at least one of these cheap Stretch is Comfort skirts that have held up remarkably well—I own that skirt in four colors, that’s how much I love it—the skirts have the perfect cost to function to style ratio. Sure, they will show sweat on a rough day, but they are cheap, functional and just the right length for conservative cultures.

Underwear & Bras

Not gonna lie, I pack eight pairs of underwear when I travel long-term—half thongs and half full-butted underwear. I do this ratio completely because of personal preference (but also because thongs are tiny, take up little space, and I don’t totally hate them).

The fancy travel underwear from ExOfficio have many doting fans among the traveler set—I own three pairs and only pack them if my long-term travels include a fair bit of trekking/hiking—I bought them to hike the Camino for five weeks and did not regret it.

That said, I’ve been fine with regular underwear that I pick up at a store when I pass through the states. Hardcore backpackers pack two pairs of underwear and wear one while washing the other pair. That is not me and will never be me, so I refuse to feel guilty for my eight pairs.

When traveling, you need enough underwear that you are not laundering clothes every day. I also pack two bras —dark and light—and one sports bra . And I carry a pair of small sleep shorts . I usually just wear one of my tank-tops to bed. In cold weather, I sleep in my leggings and wear my thermal to bed instead.

Jackets & Outer-Things

When I first left to travel, I was cash-strapped and I bought a $20 zip-up hoodie from Target and carried that around the world. It looked gnarly at the end of my year of world travel—all pilly and faded. I was actually sheepish about how shabby I looked at the end of my trip, which ended in the UK and Ireland.

My pilly jacket made it very clear that I was a budget backpacker.

Now, I’ve invested in better gear that looks nice and holds up well. You can’t do much better than an Icebreaker zip hoodie , which is made from Merino wool. It’s among my favorite travel brands because the clothes are durable and always fit well, too.

Now, I also carry this lightweight cardigan for a tad bit of protection warm climates or cool evenings (this is a perfectly nice, much cheaper cardigan for budget packers).

I wear my hoodie on planes and travel days and in cold climates. And generally, I wear the cardigan all over for sightseeing and day-to-day travel—it’s super thin so it’s not too warm in hot climates to work as a shield from the sun.

On my long-term trip, I carried this North Face fleece pullover , but now I invested in a very nice thermal under-layer (I had a cheap cotton one before) and it mitigated the need for a fleece. (With thermals, thumb holes are everything !)

Many travelers also pack a  lightweight rain jacket , which is ideal during rainy and monsoon seasons, and it also acts as a thin windbreaker. Splurge for a thin one, as you they can take up a lot of space otherwise.

TL;DR: Clothes to Pack

Best socks, shoes, and sandals.

Mix and match the shoe recommendations to fit the trip you have planned. You should probably limit yourself to three shoes that, in combination, allow you to trek, do water activities, and look nice.

If you go over three shoes, then your packing list gets bloated and you won’t fit everything into a small, carry-able size bag.

Pack Boots or Walking Shoes? 

Finding the right travel shoe is one of the two most important packing decisions you will make ( finding the right backpack being the other).

On my first long-term trip (and for a few years after), I carried these New Balance hiking boots and they were so fantastic that I replaced them with the exact same pair of shoes when I returned. These versatile shoes worked well because they were sturdy enough to function as hiking boots for my trek in the Himalayas, but they’re also light enough to double as general sneakers for everyday sightseeing. They are the most comfortable and cushioned hiking shoe I have ever found.

Now, however, I travel with a pair of Skechers GoWalks and I love them. These Skechers are an ultra lightweight shoe and serve me well in my slower travels now, but—and it’s a big but for a round-the-world trip—they would not have held up to a year on the road, and I would have needed to buy a pair of sturdy hiking boots for the treks I did in the Himalayas .

If I were doing it all over again, I would definitely bring my New Balances if I planned to do any big hikes (Machu Picchu, Nepal, etc). If I weren’t doing something like that, I would find a Merrell store and try on these Siren Edge Hikers so I had a better hiking boot that was a bit more versatile as a walking shoe.

Along with my walking shoes , I now have a pair of green Chuck Taylors, which I deeply love but definitely did not bring on my RTW trip—they offer no arch support and are impractical for long-term travel. Ditch them from your packing list if you’re considering it.

Adjust your shoe choices to your planned trip and activities. And consider buying shoe inserts no matter which shoe you choose as the ones that come with shoes are lame. I have high arches and buy a Superfeet insert  for all of my travel shoes (the green is their classic, but  use their website to determine which color best fits your foot situation. Note that if you use insoles you often need to go up half a shoe size).

Pack Quality Socks

Get ready for a fangirl rave about my love for SmartWool socks . You should not scrimp on good footwear since it’s such an important part of long-term travel, where blisters and ill-fitting shoes can really ruin a trip.

Socks are also important and can play an important part in avoiding stinky feet syndrome.

These SmartWool socks are magical. Pack at least one pair to wear during treks and outdoorsy activities. They will keep your feet dry and cushioned. If you’re planning an active trip—or if you value comfort—pack at least two pairs. Then just throw in two pairs of thin cotton ankle socks . Four pairs of socks should work for most people, especially if you have comfortable sandals you’ll be using to explore and sightsee, too. If you’re on a hiking-heavy trip, pack a pair of tall SmartWool socks .

Best Travel Sandals

On my long-term travels, I needed something versatile and durable, and there is no better travel sandal than Chacos . You’ll meet many long-term travelers wearing these because they offer good arch support and you can wear them in a wide range of circumstances, from trekking through waterfalls to sightseeing in hot climes. (And they look way better than Tevas.)

Alongside my Chacos I packed a pair of flip-flops to do the trick in hostel showers and casual situations. Like with my pants suggestion—avoid color here, just go with black.

Now that my travels rarely include hostels, I replaced my flip-flops with this comfortable gladiator sandal , which is hella stylish and yet surprisingly travel-friendly. For years, I recommended the Crocs Sexi-Flip sandal , which remains the best travel sandal out there, but they are hard to find, and the “upgraded Serena” sandal is just not the same.

I replaced my Sexi-Flip Crocs four times over the years, and am devastated that they discontinued it. The Haviana gladiators I now recommend are still quite comfortable, but they don’t transition as well to night-time chic.

One problem with just traveling with sandals and boots is that you have nothing to wear in nice situations. Carrying a versatile travel sandal is especially needed if you don’t plan to carry ballet flats. I want to like ballet flats, but on a long-term trip I’ve never found a way to keep them from smelling really bad after a short bit. Truly, I’ve tried them all and I’ve tried everything from inserts to spray deodorant—no dice.

For that reason, I don’t pack flats any more; I sometimes buy a cheap pair if I’m in a spot for a while, but I mostly rely on my gladiator sandals. It’s up to every individual woman how she decides to navigate the need for a dressier shoe (also note that most clubs in Western countries will not allow flip-flops)—this travel sandal is amazing and would work for nice occasions, but it’s best for trips under six months since it won’t hold up to near daily use for a year.

Yes, You Need a Sarong

A sarong has untold uses and every female traveler should pack one . My sarong can act as a travel towel. It’s a beach coverup. It’s an emergency bedsheet, sun protection for my face, a stylish accessory, and more.

Pick a sarong in a fun color and pattern. And while your sarong surely works as a scarf, I carry a scarf as well because I am  always cold, plus it’s fun to have a few extra things to make an outfit more stylish. Consider this pickpocket-proof travel scarf as it’s mega-convenient with a hidden pocket.

TL;DR: What Travel to Shoes Pack

Best toiletries and travel accessories.

Buy a high quality liquids containers. When I first left, I had great ones from the Container Store—I still own those, but I eventually supplemented them with these squeeze tubes  and love them. Whatever you buy, buy a good brand as it sucks to have them leak all over.

I am not much fussed over my toiletries, so I fill these tubes with whatever is in the bathroom when I’m packing. I’ve dyed my hair a lot in the past, so I actually dump into a tube the highly concentrated conditioner that comes with dye kits because it lasts a long time.

Other than that, it’s personal preference  what  you put inside; they sell a lot of major brands all over the world (Pantene, Dove, etc). Some travelers swear by non-liquid shampoo bars , but I’ve never gone that route—they’re a bit pricey and I personally prefer to splurge in other areas. If you need to save on liquids though for carry-on travel, these ethical shampoo bars are a good deal .

On the road, note that face lotions in many countries contain whitening elements, so I always pack an extra face cream and an extra quality sunscreen to last a good while. You won’t have this issue in Europe, but it’s rampant in Asia, especially.

Pack your deet repellent in its own ziplock bag.

And for dental hygiene, toothbrushes and toothpaste are a cinch to replace on the road; I use a SteriPod to avoid toothbrush funk.

As for toiletry cases, I used  this small zip one for many years and it worked well. For Christmas I received this hanging one from MEC (a Canadian outdoors company) and it’s magnificent. It’s a cinch to hang from door handles or towel bars to keep everything handy, especially in bathrooms without countertops. The closest you can buy on U.S. Amazon is this Sea to Summit Hanging Bag —a good option from a go-to company for travel gear.

Go for a small-to-medium sized toiletry bag, because you may want to take it directly into showers with you. And opt for one that hangs—you’ll be so glad it does in tiny hotel bathrooms and shared hostels. You can store things like hair brushes, the deet, and other things in a small packing cube . (Here’s why I thoroughly love packing cubes .)

Prescriptions, Contacts, & Glasses

If you have prescriptions , either carry a year’s supply or research where you can top-up on the road. Carry paper copies of your prescription, and scan them and email them to yourself too. It’s dead-simple to get an eye exam and new contacts in Europe, but its trickier if you don’t speak the local language.

Also, some prescription pain meds are controlled substances in countries with harsh drug policies, so if you have any irregular prescriptions, research that ahead of time. I carried a year’s worth of contacts with me (I wore two-week throwaways) and I was able to replenish contact solution on the road.

I also carried a pair of glasses and a hardshell case. Since I am seriously blind without my glasses, I scanned and emailed myself both of these prescriptions in case I was robbed or in case something else happened—I’ve taken multiple eye exams in a foreign language; it’s not fun. I also made sure my contact supply and glasses were never stored in the same bag on travel days.

Menstrual Cup

Menstrual cups like the Diva Cup are the single best way to handle your period on the road, and this post explains what and why . I highly recommend you go this route. Truly.

Read the post. Consider the options. You’ll thank me. (True story. Long-term travelers email their thanks for this tip alone on a monthly basis).

Luggage Lock

Just yes, you need one. It won’t stop someone intent to steal, but it stops quick theft. I carried two around the world, this one  for luggage and this one for my hostel lockers.

I used a Pacsafe to secure my bag during my initial years of longterm travel—its a well made item that does its job well. That said, the company has more sophisticated options , such as slashproof bags and backpacks.

Medical Kit

Start traveling with a good base for your medical kit . Once you have the base, remove the things that seem overkill (I have never carried or needed an ice pack) and then customize it to meet your needs and add a few things that are often lacking.

These oral rehydration salts have saved my life , twice. I carry many now. Also, no matter your stance on antibiotics, you should carry them. I always add a full bottle antihistamines for my hay fever, too.

Carry the basic painkillers: ibuprofen, acetaminophen, aspirin. An antibiotic like Ciprofloxacin or Azithromycin (or both). Loperamide for diarrhea. Malaria medicine, if needed. Band-aids, gauze,  triple antibiotic ointment.

From there, top up your kit when you are on the road—antibiotics are over the counter in many developing countries and they all carry ORS, antihistamines, etc (and for cheaper in most cases!).

Door Stop and Safety Whistle

Solo female friends swear by both these items for giving them more peace of mind on the road. The door stop is a basic precaution in hotel rooms where the door might not latch correctly. You’ll need a doorstopper like this one , which has a very thin front edge since most hotel rooms have minimal gaps since they are fireproof doors.

Water Bottle

I drink from a stainless steel Nalgene  because I prefer not to drink from plastic; if you’re not fussed, you could go with a durable collapsible bottle . Either way, having your own water bottle saves money and is convenient and prevents overuse of plastic in countries with few effective recycling programs.

Many guest houses will have refill stations. And if you bring a SteriPen or LifeStraw then you’ll need one of these too ( here’s why and how I use a SteriPen ).

Sun protection is no joke. This sun hat does the trick.

Misc Bits & Bobs.

I carry this handy travel spork and I love it. If you’re a budget backpacker, then having a set of utensils comes in handy—it’s less necessary for mid-range and higher travelers.

I also carry a tiny ziplock with things like bobby pins , safety pins , a tiny sewing kit , extra hair ties , matches , and a pencil with duct tape wrapped around it . I explain that more here  with ideas for travel hacks for those travel MacGyver moments. You must pack duct tape on a pencil!

I also carry two carabiner clips and I love them dearly for their handiness . I use regular carabiners (with the screw lock) for a range of things. To attach my wallet to my purse, making it pick-pocket proof. To attach my purse strap or backpack to my chair when eating somewhere so it’s not easily swipeable. To attach shopping bags, water bottles or things to my bags on travel days.

I’ve even used it to attach my camera strap to my backpack when sightseeing to prevent a motorbike from driving by and snatching it. So cheap, so many uses.

TL;DR: Packing Toiletries & Long-Term Travel Essentials

Best electronics.

After a couple years on the road, the weird positions of working from the road caught up with me. In addition to the gear listed here, I have a complete ergonomic travel system with a laptop stand and friendly tech that prevents further carpal tunnel and RSI injuries. If you’re keen on that, I have listed out The Best Ergonomic and Portable Travel Gear .

Adapters & Charging

If you’re traveling with a good amount of technology and if you’re in a couple, then you should consider packing this handy Belkin powerstrip . Many times hotels will have just one outlet, so this is the best way to ensure your camera, phone, and gear is all charged in the morning.

I always carry a bigger multi adapter (and these have gotten very cool now, where it has a USB-C charging spot for my Mac, as well as three quick-charging USB ports!). Then, a few stray smaller ones usually float around my bag since I have a lot of electronics to charge—although now that the bigger adapters have so many USB ports I can more easily get away with just one universal travel adapter .

I carry a laptop since I work from the road ( more on that here ) and after 15+ years of travel, it’s never been stolen (knock on wood for me, will ya). I have a MacBook Air now (used to have a Dell PC).

In the past, I have used my  PacSafe in sketchy areas, though I usually carry my computer out sightseeing if I am truly concerned. There is also the option of packing a cheap netbook too if you’re not working on the road. And really, a tablet could do the trick in that case too.

Read Should I Bring my Laptop for an in depth discussion as other travelers weigh in on the options.

I carry a Panasonic Micro Four-Thirds if I’m on a trip where I want really great photos. The  micro four thirds (mirrorless) cameras are the ultimate travel cameras and my review of my Panasonic shares why .

Even more, NatGeo magazine named it a top travel camera. These cameras are fantastic. Basically, it’s almost to the level of a DSLR (with detachable lenses and everything) but at least half the size and weight of traditional DSLR and far nicer photos than a point and shoot. Nothing wrong with a point and shoot though!

If you’re not into high end photography and just need something that works, upgrade your smartphone to the latest model and use it for photos—the iPhones now take truly great photos in sunlight and low light.

iPhone/Smartphone

I adore my unlocked iPhone ; if you unlock your smartphone you can buy cheap SIM cards (about $2) and plans for well less than $15 a month to use while you travel. This helps when meeting up with other travelers and calling guesthouses to book ahead.

Also, the cameras and social sharing features are fantastic and mean you don’t always have to carry your bigger camera when your little one takes high-resolution photos. My techie friends put together a great list of  how to buy SIM cards in various countries around the world.

Backup Hard Drive

Depending on your travel situation, you should likely bring a portable backup hard drive like this Western Digital Passport (what I carry), or the LaCie Rugged drive , which would handle rough travel. Also consider online data backup programs. I wrote a detailed post on  How a Long-Term Traveler Can Back Up Heaps of Data .

Water Purification

Consider a way to sterilize your water . I have seen the LifeStraw in action, and it looks like a great all-in-one option; if this had existed when I left I would have probably carried this instead of a SteriPen, maybe.

The SteriPen is a great device, it uses UV light to sterilize unsafe water in about a minute. I used this extensively throughout India, also Laos, Uganda, and other really undeveloped countries where filtered, clean water is harder to find. I reviewed it after my trip and although you might not need it often, if you are going to very underdeveloped countries, I advise having it as a safety measure. 

I also carry a Klean Kanteen water-bottle  to save money and the environment (fewer plastic bottles!).

Rechargeable Battery Pack

I carry a small backup battery supply that gives me two extra charges on my cell phone and a charge on my Kindle. This will save you if you use your smartphone for navigation sightseeing or entertainment on long bus rides. I carry one like this Anker battery pack .

Kindle/Tablet

I’ve of two minds on this. I carry my Kindle Paperwhite everywhere and I deeply love it. I will not leave for travel without my Kindle . I traveled with an iPad mini too, in the past—it was all overkill since I travel with a laptop. The only strong value I found in the iPad was that my electronic guidebook was far easier to navigate on the tablet than the Kindle.

Usually, however, I carry a paper guidebook, so I am leaving the tablet with my nephews next time I pass through home. If you have a laptop and a smartphone, then there is very little value in carrying a tablet.

If you’re a reader, however, than a Kindle is invaluable. Same goes if you are a solo traveler, it’s nice to have a trove of books to pass the time. Double points if you renew your library membership before you leave; you can check out electronic books for free while you travel.

Something Silly

I carried a deck of cards during my entire RTW trip, and in the years since, I also pack a portable cribbage board when I travel with my nieces and nephews, or Bananagrams if I will be near friends who also like board games and cards.

Travel is about time spent bonding with others, and these silly items will give you a reason to encourage new friends to put down their smartphones and hang out.

TL;DR: Essential Electronics on Long Trips

How to interpret packing list advice.

Above I offered up my current recommended packing list items, as well as the rationale for or against packing each item I recommend. For a bit more help on actually deciding what is worth carrying on your back for a long trip, let’s take a look at how to interpret this information on my packing list, as well as any others you’ve bookmarked.

Know Thyself 

Every person has their own style, and that should play a role in what you ultimately pack for long-term travel. If something doesn’t make sense, but yet a lot of people recommend it, consider if you can pick it up once you’re on the road. Also look at all of this in terms of what you also like in your current life.

Let’s talk about three things that other travelers have mentioned to me over the years as misguided advice.

First, leggings. I packed leggings and I love them. Even now that the leggings trend has waned, I pack a pair and use them constantly. But one blogger followed up and said my advice was rubbish and she never once pulled them from her pack.

Where’s the disconnect?

She and I wear different clothes, and we likely experience cold differently. My leggings act as my sleepwear in cold weather or hotels with A/C. I don’t think twice about using them under my pants for extra warmth (like the buses in Myanmar, which are so unbelievably frigid that I cried a time or two and had to hug my niece for hours to keep her warm).

I also packed an above-the-knee short dress that worked well in Australia and Europe, but I used my leggings to make it culturally appropriate in the 6+ months I spent in Asia. The woman who emailed didn’t find that need, or she had packed something else to work in that situation.

Instead of purchasing every recommendation on my packing list, go with the spirit. Maybe you’re a tights person instead! :)

The same could be said about jeans. I took other people’s advice about not packing them for my longterm trip, and then I bought myself a pair a couple of months into my year around the world.

Now, in the subsequent 15+ years I’ve continued traveling, I’ve never left home without my well-worn jeans. I like jeans and I favor them in regular life. For me, I value the trade-off and carrying them is worth the extra weight and drying time (they are hard to dry in monsoon season).

If you’re happy in trekking clothes or quick-dry, or perhaps you favor khakis, then take my jeans recommendation in the spirit of, “Bring bottoms that you like to wear.”

Pack What You’ll Wear 

Packing lists seem to go one of two ways, either fashionable, or what I can only describe as “safari-light.” For a round the world trip, or longterm travel, you’ll likely need something that crosses between the two.

While I love those pretty packing lists for Europe that I’ve seen online, you’re going to also needed clothes of a quality and style that can last for the length of your trip and also ones that will work in a range of circumstances.

If you’re fashion-conscious, read through this list with an eye toward clothes that fulfill a role that your current wardrobe does not. Do you have clothes to hike a mountain in a conservative-yet-tropical place? While a tank-top suffices in some places, it won’t cover enough skin in others.

It’s because of that range of situations that you need to think about long-term travel as a mix of dual and often competing needs. Stylish but functional and long-lasting.

Suitable for warm-weather, but layerable so you stay warm in cold weather!

You may have never worn a rashguard/sunshirt in your life, but you should seriously think about one if you’re planning outdoorsy activities. I’m not claiming they’re fashionable, but on a long trip, they may just avoid an unwanted third-degree sunburn.

Since your daily life doesn’t likely need much flexibility, pack items with an eye toward not only what you like to wear, but what will serve your trip in the hundreds of new experiences in which you will find yourself.

Consider the Climate

Most packing list advice for long-term travel attempts to cover a huge range of climates and countries. That’s inherently trickier than packing for a two-week trip to one climate. Even though my own world travels included several continents and climates, it’s still different than your trip—and possible different in very important ways.

Let’s consider my advice to pack jeans if you’re keen on them. I love jeans and faithfully carry a pair, but in 2017, I backpacked through Vietnam with my trusty jeans . . . and they stank to high heaven.

In the past, I had always traveled outside of rainy and monsoon seasons. Sure I hit rain sometimes, but in the past, it was a few days of rain and eventually enough dry air to thoroughly dry my jeans.

This time, after three weeks with just a few hours of sporadic sunshine and nearly 100% humidity, my jeans reeked of sour clothes dampness. I shoved them in a ziplock for weeks until I could get to a new climate.

What this means is that you need to temper any packing list with adjustments for your trip. If you are backpacking Asia during rainy season, then consider swapping some cotton shirts for quick-dry fabric.

And my travels have also chased summer around the world. Although I spotted snow on my trek in the Himalayas, that was brief and my layers sufficed (I also bought a cheap jacket in Kathmandu for the hike and ditched it a few weeks later).

If you’re visiting ski destinations or snowy climes, you’ll need to either pack a heartier base layer or plan on buying/renting a heavy jacket once you arrive. You’ll also want an extra pair of wool socks.

Tiny tweaks like what I mention above are impossible to account for if you follow someone else’s packing list in full. Instead, take the packing list advice and compare it to the trip you’re planning around the world.

How I Picked My Backpack

The red backpack was my main pack and it’s a 52L Eagle Creek Meridian. Eagle Creek doesn’t make that pack anymore, but this Tour Travel Pack is nearly identical, and I own this updated version in teal .

At the time, I feared I may need something bigger, but this backpack was free from my bestie in LA, and free won out. Now that my RTW is over, 52L was the perfect  size. I used this bag for five years, and only stopped to downsize and to switch to a 40L rolling bag.

52L was big enough to carry clothes for two people, although I wasn’t that disciplined to carry so little, at first. But on my world travels through Southeast Asia with my niece, we shared this backpack and each carried a daypack—that size sufficed us both for seven months.

The updated version that I own is 55L, and I use it for travels with my toddler son.

The lay-flat design and women’s fit is what sells me on using Eagle Creek backpacks—it makes a massive difference. Even now that I own this Osprey pack (which I bought to walk the Camino ), I maintain that EC has the best build design, and certainly the most comfortable for a woman’s frame.

The blue bag ( North Face Surge ) held my laptop and all of my electronics gear on travel days, and it acted as my daypack when out sightseeing. I used (and fell in love forever with) using a packing cube system  to organize everything in my bag. These packing cubes saved my life on travel days when I was rushed to repack and bolt out the door.

I am a forever evangelist for packing cubes .

This bag setup was my system for six years. Eventually, in 2014 I changed to THE most amazing  rolling suitcase from Timbuk2 , and I used Timbuk2’s Showdown backpack since it was a bit more low-profile and small than my trusty North Face. This setup with the two Timbuk2 bags is what I used from 2014 to 2019.

I still deeply love my rolling suitcase and will never return to full-time backpack use, but I’ve switched up my laptop bag over the years—I also have a Timbuk2 messenger bag and a Herschel backpack— this Herschel backpack is my current laptop bag, and either it or my North Face is my sole luggage when I travel around Europe because both fit under the seat in front of me and hold a week of clothes if you’re super minimalist.

(NOTE: I paid for all of these bags by the way, so it’s all my honest opinion on what works).

I travel more slowly now, so it doesn’t make sense to have the same packing system that I used on my yearlong trip. But, even to this day I swear by packing cubes. When I left the U.S. for the first time, my backpack was packed to its seams, but much of my stuff did not make it beyond Australia, the first country I visited.

I have an in-depth guide on  how to pick a backpack . The size and fit of a pack is so important—it’s imperative that you take the time to pick a good one that will serve your trip well. And if you are convinced that I overpacked (I did that first year!), then this Guide to Carry On Travel might be up your alley; Erin shares great advice and it’s a good jumpstart on your research.

My Original RTW Packing List (2008)

Because I believe in the preservation of information, this is the packing list I took on my year-long round the world trip. I also maintained the dispatches from the road which cover exactly what I had to replace, send home, etc. This is the packing list I published in November 2008 when I left on my longterm trip.

The packing list above is a curated packing list that includes all the things I’ve learned over the years. :)

CLOTHES/SHOES

1 pair of  lightweight tech-travel pants 1 pair of jeans 2 skirts 1 pair of sleep/athletic shorts 1 travel dress 3 tank-tops (1 dressy tank) 1 sun shirt/rashguard for outdoor activity 3 shirts/t-shirts 1  long-sleeved thermal 1 long-sleeved cotton shirt 1 fleece pullover 1 zip-up hoodie

4 pairs of socks ( love   my two SmartWool socks ; plus 2 cotton) 8 pairs of underwear 2 bras 1 sports bra 1 scarf 2 pairs of leggings 1 hat 2 pairs of capris 1 pair of Chacos sports sandals 1 pair of New Balance hiking boots  ( I deeply love these as hiking shoes) 1 pair of flip flops (for shower shoes in nasty hostels)

MISCELLANEOUS

PacSafe Mesh net Microfiber travel towel Sleep sheet Sunscreen Deet insect repellent 1 extra copy of my passport 1 mini sewing kit 2 carabiner clips 1 headlamp flashlight 1 mini set of eating utensils 1 pocket knife 1 travel adapter (and a couple tiny adapter tips) 1 travel medical kit: Advil/Tylenol/Aleve, antibiotic, malaria medicine, band-aids,  gauze  triple antibiotic ointment, cough/zinc drops Random bits: bobby pins, safety pins, sharpie, pen, duct tape (wrapped around a pencil), small scissors, etc.

Toiletry case Refillable travel size containers of: shampoo, conditioner, sunscreen for face, face wash, travel size toothpaste, floss, deodorant Toothbrush Razors Diva Cup Contacts (full trip month supply) Contact solution and 1 eye glasses case Hair ties

1 small bottle of foundation 1 compact eyeshadow duo 1 mascara 1 blush

These are things I carried in my daypack and my travel purse !

ELECTRONICS

My Laptop: (I had a Dell but now use a MacBook Pro) Western Digital hard drive (2+ TB is a mere $100 so it’s worth bringing one to back up photos!). MP3 Player (now I travel with an unlocked iPhone) Camera: Canon PowerShot  (I upgraded in year two to a  Panasonic Lumix Mirrorless ) Headphones for Skyping/music Kindle (as of 2012 I carry one of these now)

Journal Book: Started with “Water for Elephants” by Sara Gruen Neoprene laptop cover (it’s my computer’s raincoat!) SteriPen Pens Deck of cards My money belt (around my waist version; I used mostly for trains in India and Eastern Europe)

For insights on how I fared with the above packing list, here were my updates from the road circa 2009.

Dispatches From the Road

01/07/09 : RTW Update from Australia

• My beloved headlamp—which was so  helpful at the hostels here—was lost/stolen on my outback safari to Uluru. Plan to replace as soon as possible.
• I left my nice sun hat on a bus along with my Nalgene water bottle.

02/02/09 : Update from Cambodia

• I shipped home a package of souvenirs by sea—hope it gets there!
• My jean skirt is now unnecessary; I shipped that home too.
• One pair of capris was stained beyond wear (trust me), so I left those behind in Phnom Penh.
• I bought a pair of farmer-style pants in Laos.
• Contact solution has been incredibly  hard to find. Wearing glasses for now.

02/25/09 : Update from India

• Helen brought me a new headlamp to replace the flashlight I have been stuck using.
• She also brought a new Nalgene water bottle and a SteriPen— amazing, truly.
• Bought an Indian kurta and haven’t regretted it for a moment. GREAT for trains and blending in as much as possible.
• Picked up a new scarf. Lighter than the warm one that came in handy in Oz and Laos—much better for India.
• Left my purple cotton shirt behind in Jaipur, it was nubby as hell!

04/25/09 : Update from Nepal

• Did some major shopping here! And I shipped home a package of souvenirs.
• I bought a knock-off North Face rain jacket for the Poon Hill trek—works like a champ.
• Bought a safari-style hat for the trek and beyond.
• Replaced my sleep-sheet, my cheap one was too short!!
• I love my new silk harem pants. Great to sleep in and pack up tiny.

05/20/09 : RTW Update from Italy

• I sent another package home with souvenirs from Nepal; though super touristy, Thamel has incredible bargains and neat items if you dig around.
• Threw another worn out shirt away and replaced with a couple new ones from H&M. New sundress too—gave the other one away as it didn’t fit me right anymore.
• My Chacos smell disgusting and are not responding to cleaning, but they still work fabulously besides the stinky-feet syndrome. Will try vinegar soon.

06/25/09 : Update from Slovenia

• Just bought a Western Digital external hard drive to backup photos and my computer is falling apart and sadly destined to die soon.

Other Packing Lists Around the Web

If you’re still deep diving into the world of long-term packing, here are some other great research spots. If you appreciate the resources on A Little Adrift, please come back here when buying any of the suggestions from Amazon . I only linked to products that I actually use and recommend, and if you buy any of my recommendations through my link, then it costs you nothing extra, but I get a tiny commission. That commission helps keep this website running. :)

• Solo female : Devon shares  an amazingly detailed breakdown of her packing list  and this one is well done with  interactive tabs and detailed lists .
• Solo male : Matt has a great packing list , as does Gerard from GQ Trippin .
• Family : With 2 Kids in Tow shared a family packing list for two toddler age children .
• WWOOFing : Beers & Beans have a great list and description for packing if you plan to work on organic farms .

If there is ever anything that I can do to help, please do reach out on Facebook , Twitter , or Instagram and let’s talk about how we can make your travel dream a reality. 

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Only a carry-on for extended trips: 4 tips to pack like a pro | Cruising Altitude

• If you’re traveling for a long time, don’t be afraid to do laundry while you’re away.
• Shoes are probably the bulkiest items you’ll pack, and if you can manage to bring one or two versatile pairs, you can save a lot of space in your suitcase.
• When you’re packing you should ask yourself: how many times in your regular life do you do multiple outfit changes per day?

One of the best marks of a frequent traveler is being able to pack quickly and efficiently. It’s likely part of the reason that people who fly a lot are so eager to get on the plane as soon as possible, because the faster you board, the more likely you are to secure convenient overhead bin space and not be forced to check your carry-on bag. Most frequent flyers, myself included, avoid checking a bag whenever possible.

It may seem daunting to take a 10-day trip with just a small rollaboard, but I promise it’s possible. I talked to Wilson Santiago Burgos , founder of Mochileando.com and regular contributor here at USA TODAY, who is currently on a three-month trip with only a backpack. 

We compared notes on how we economize our packing, and while we don’t use all the same strategies, between the two of us we hope these four tips can help you in your own travels.

1. Lose the shoes

This is my biggest advice to almost everyone who’s trying to reduce their luggage. Shoes are probably the bulkiest items you’ll pack, and if you can manage to bring one or two versatile pairs, you can save a lot of space in your suitcase.

On his current trip to Central Asia, Santiago told me he only brought sneakers and a nicer pair of shoes for dinner and city activities. For warmer weather, you might only need flip-flops and dinner shoes.

“One technique I use always to save space in my luggage is I always wear the biggest shoes I bring when I fly,” Santiago told me.

And that’s something I do as well. Of course, I’m not wearing my snowboarding boots on the plane for a trip to the mountains, but I’ll wear regular snow boots while I travel and pack a pair of sneakers if need be for that kind of trip. 

2. Don’t be afraid to do laundry

I’ll confess I don’t usually travel long enough for this to be an issue, But Santiago told me he often travels for months at a time with only a backpack, and the key to that technique is not being afraid to do laundry while you’re away.

“When I’m traveling too long I have clothes for 7-10 days so I wash my clothes at the hotels,” he said.  

“Last week I washed my clothes in Uzbekistan and it was $14, it was so cheap,” Santiago added. “If you do the math, it’s probably cheaper to wash clothes than to pay for a checked bag every time you have to take a flight in a trip of three months.”

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3. Make a list

This was a big point of difference for us. I pretty much never make a paper list for packing. I have my own routine and usually know what I need to bring. I often just pack a few hours before I leave, especially if I have an evening flight, and count out the items I’ll bring by day.

Santiago, on the other hand, told me he makes a list every time.

“The list for me is very important: you save space, but you won’t forget anything important like medicines, technology, passport,” he said.

In his defense, he may be right. On a recent trip, I forgot to pack toothpaste for the first time in my life. Maybe it’s time for me to start getting more organized, too. 

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4. Do a post-mortem

You don’t have to feel like a failure if you don’t manage to pack light on your next trip, but if that happens and you want to travel lighter on the one after that, you can do some reflection when you get home.

“Ask yourself one question: In the last trip that you did, did you use all the things that you have in your bags? If the answer is no, you know you have space to improve your packing,” Santiago said. “My experience is 70-80% of the people, they will tell you they didn’t use all of the things they packed on the last trip.” 

Now listen, I’m not a purist here. I think it’s a good idea to bring a few extras: maybe you’ll need a change of underwear or you’ll spill something on your shirt and want to swap it out. But honestly, when you’re packing you should ask yourself: how many times in your regular life do you do multiple outfit changes per day? You can avoid overpacking by bringing only what you’d use on a normal day, so long as you don’t need any specialized gear.

Zach Wichter is a travel reporter for USA TODAY based in New York. You can reach him at [email protected].

The Key Points at the top of this article were created with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and reviewed by a journalist before publication. No other parts of the article were generated using AI. Learn more .

Peak Design launches all-new travel accessories, including larger duffel bags, new packing cubes, & more…

The team over at Peak Design are out with some entirely new products this week that will benefit frequent travelers, especially those who like pack for lengthy journeys.

The brand’s Travel Line is, starting today, introducing more than 29 brand-new products , which gives you some idea as to the magnitude of today’s product launch.

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Ultralight Packing Cubes

At the top of the list, Peak Design is introducing new Ultralight Packing Cubes , which help make limited storage space more organized so that you can peak efficiently and find everything you need with ease when you open your bag for the first time on your trip; indeed, no more rummaging through your bag to find something that may have shifted on your travels.

Peak Design are offering these in new materials that suit users who require additional packing flexibility. One of those materials offers improved weather resistance, while the other stretches to fit items that wouldn’t ordinarily fit in a more rigid design.

According to Peak Design, the Ultralight Packing Cubes differ from the original Packing Cubes in the following ways:

• A simplified design comprised of a single packing volume and a single-entry zip, which compares to the previous-generation dual volume compartments and compression zip
• A greater assortment of sized to choose from, including Small, X-Small, and XX-Small to be better suited to non-clothing items
• Two new material options to pick from with different functions, including: 1) Terra Shell ultra-light 100% recyclable shell fabric with taped seams and ultra-zips for improved weatherproofing; and 2) Nylon Mesh material that offers breathable and stretchy functionality that works well for damp or oddly shaped goods
• A spot to put a carry strap to instantly convert these packing cubes into ultra-light sling bags
• Better foldability that makes these cubes more packable than ever by allowing them to cinch tightly and store just about anywhere
• New colors that weren’t previously available for Packing Cubes, including Cloud, Dune, Sage, Eclipse, and Black

The Ultralight Packing Cubes are available from Peak Design’s website in the following options:

• XX-Small in fabric or mesh – $14.95
• X-Small in fabric or mesh – $19.95
• Small fabric or mesh – $24.95
• 3-Pack fabric or mesh – $49.95

Travel Duffel Bags

In addition to packing cube updates, Peak Design is enhancing its selection of Travel Duffel bags, which might be used to store Packing Cubes and any other goodies you might bring during longer trips.

Peak Design has always offered Travel Duffels in 35L and 65L options, but users wanted more options to pick from – either 35L wasn’t big enough, 65L was too big, or users needed more than 65L. For this reason, Peak Design is introducing new 50L and 80L Travel Duffel options.

According to the company, the 50L Travel Duffel provides optimal capacity while still conforming to U.S. carry-on bag size limits, which will make it especially popular for air-goers. The 80L Travel Duffel, on the other hand, is a monstrously large option that gives users the most volumetric storage space of any bag Peak Design has ever made. This might be a good option for camping, going out of town (without flying), and traveling with larger payloads.

When considering Packing Cubes, Peak Design uses the ‘Packing Unit’ unit of measure. The brand says the following bags can hold the following Packing Units:

• 35L Travel Duffel : 3 Peak Design Packing Units – perfect for international carry-on ($139.95)
• 50L Travel Duffel : 4 Peak Design Packing Units & bonus space – perfect for U.S. carry-on (154.95)
• 65L Travel Duffel : 4 Peak Design Packing Units & lots of bonus space – perfect for check-in ($169.95)
• 80L Travel Duffel : 8 Peak Design Packing Units – perfect for check-in ($184.95)

Small Tech Pouch

Peak Design are also releasing a brand-new Small Tech Pouch, which is perfect for all your small technology needs.

These types of containers have often been used to carry things such as chargers, cables, memory cards, flash drives, wallets, AirTag tracking devices, phones, batteries , and other small gizmos and gadgets.

The new Small Tech Pouch conserves more space than the previous version, allowing those with smaller requirements to dedicate more of their packing bag to important packing requirements rather than tech. According to Peak Design, the Small Tech Pouch is about half of the size of the original, and easily fits into any bag’s corner.

Get a Small Tech Pouch for only $49.99 from Peak Design’s website .

Packable Tote

The last item that Peak Design is launching this week is a new Sage-colored Packable Tote , which means that you can carry around this stylish bag in a fun new color.

Peak Design says that the new color of Packable Tote is constructed from the same self-mending Versa Heal nylon that the brand’s other Packable Totes are constructed from – it just looks different with the new color option.

This is a handy bag for splitting away from your larger Duffel Bag you’ll be leaving in your hotel room so that you can pack only the essentials for getting away. It also won’t break the bank at just $19.95.

Personally, I’m stoked for many of these new traveling accessories from Peak Design . I can see a lot of future travel plans where the larger Duffel Bag is going to come in handy, and I think I’ll combine that with some Packing Cubes so I can organize my and my significant other’s belongings properly so that we can easily access our stuff in our hotel.

Are you planning to make use of any of Peak Design’s new travel bags and accessories? Let us know in the comments section down below.

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