Packing Checklist
Essentials
• Any maps, directions or instructions for arrival at your destination
• Useful contact numbers - for your bank, holiday insurance provider, contacts at home, etc
• An umbrella
• toiletries
• Any medicine you need (plus your prescription)
• Tissues/ wet wipes
* A welcome pack of essentials is provided but you will want to bring more provisions I'm sure. Please bear in mind it is a small fridge on board, 42L capacity.
• Any maps, directions or instructions for arrival at your destination
• Useful contact numbers - for your bank, holiday insurance provider, contacts at home, etc
• An umbrella
• toiletries
• Any medicine you need (plus your prescription)
• Tissues/ wet wipes
* A welcome pack of essentials is provided but you will want to bring more provisions I'm sure. Please bear in mind it is a small fridge on board, 42L capacity.
Entertainment and comfort for your journey to the boat
• Books, magazines, music or games (though we fo provide some).
* chargers for your phones (in car charger usb style are best for the boat too)
• Lip balm
• A sleep kit for long journey - an eye mask, a travel pillow and ear plugs
• Travel sweets
• A bottle of water
• Books, magazines, music or games (though we fo provide some).
* chargers for your phones (in car charger usb style are best for the boat too)
• Lip balm
• A sleep kit for long journey - an eye mask, a travel pillow and ear plugs
• Travel sweets
• A bottle of water
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Hand luggage
•Passports (if coming from abroad) •Travel documents •Holiday insurance documents • Any other holiday documentation - for example for your hire car, transfers or your itinerary • Driving licence • Student card/senior concession card - for discounts on holiday Valuables
• Travel money • Valuables such as iPad, iPod, mobile phone and camera (plus headphones and a memory card) |
In your suitcase
* Soft cases rather than hard suitcases are best for stowing away on board the boat.
• Clothes – you’ll want to be prepared for whatever the weather might bring. Waterproofs, and layers of clothing will cover most options.
* Baseball cap or hat to shield your eyes or keep your head and ears warm
• Underwear
• Sleepwear
• Footwear – flat, comfy, non-slip shoes are best for wearing on deck.
• Chargers - for your mobile phone, camera and any other electrical items, usb style in car chargers work best on the boat.
• Toiletries - environmentally friendly please as shower water goes straight into the canal.
• Swimwear – though swimming in canals is not recommended.
• Spectacles
• Sunglasses
• Sun cream
• After sun
• Books/e-reader
• Plastic bags - for wet swimwear/dirty clothes
• Rehydration salts
• Razor and shaving gel
• Toothbrush and toothpaste
• Hairbrush/comb
• Hairdryer
• Accessories: Hats, scarves, belt, etc
• First aid kit - though one is provided on board.
• Insect repellent
• Mini sewing kit
* Soft cases rather than hard suitcases are best for stowing away on board the boat.
• Clothes – you’ll want to be prepared for whatever the weather might bring. Waterproofs, and layers of clothing will cover most options.
* Baseball cap or hat to shield your eyes or keep your head and ears warm
• Underwear
• Sleepwear
• Footwear – flat, comfy, non-slip shoes are best for wearing on deck.
• Chargers - for your mobile phone, camera and any other electrical items, usb style in car chargers work best on the boat.
• Toiletries - environmentally friendly please as shower water goes straight into the canal.
• Swimwear – though swimming in canals is not recommended.
• Spectacles
• Sunglasses
• Sun cream
• After sun
• Books/e-reader
• Plastic bags - for wet swimwear/dirty clothes
• Rehydration salts
• Razor and shaving gel
• Toothbrush and toothpaste
• Hairbrush/comb
• Hairdryer
• Accessories: Hats, scarves, belt, etc
• First aid kit - though one is provided on board.
• Insect repellent
• Mini sewing kit
