Ensure your passport is valid and keep visas, tickets, hotel confirmations, and any required permits in one secure location. Consider using a document organiser for easy access.
Accidents can happen. Always have comprehensive travel insurance that covers health, cancellations, and emergencies to give you peace of mind.
A power bank ensures your devices stay charged, especially during long days of sightseeing or when exploring off-the-grid destinations.
Different countries have different power outlets. A universal adapter is a travel essential to keep your electronics powered up wherever you go.
Whether exploring city streets or hiking nature trails, a pair of good quality and comfortable shoes is a must.
Check the destination’s weather forecast and pack accordingly. Layering is often a smart choice to adapt to changing temperatures.
Stay hydrated while reducing waste with a reusable water bottle. For international travel, consider one with a built-in filter.
A compact kit with plasters, antiseptic wipes, and over-the-counter medications like pain relievers can be a lifesaver.
Pack non-perishable snacks like granola bars or nuts to keep hunger at bay during travel delays or long journeys.
A lightweight bag for day trips allows you to carry essentials like water, snacks, and sunscreen without lugging a large suitcase.
Perfect for long flights or bus rides, these make travel more comfortable and help you rest during transit.
Protect your skin and eyes from harmful UV rays, even if your destination isn’t tropical. Sun protection is essential everywhere.
Pack the basics: toothbrush, toothpaste, deodorant, and other toiletries in travel-sized containers to save space and comply with airline regulations.
Store your cash, credit cards, coins, and documents in one place to stay organised and keep valuables secure.
Keep dirty clothes separate or use packing cubes for efficient organisation, making unpacking and repacking a breeze.
Bring books, e-readers, headphones, or a tablet with downloaded movies and games to stay entertained during downtime.
Carry a small amount of local currency and a prepaid travel card for emergencies. It’s always good to have a backup plan.
Stay connected with a portable Wi-Fi device or a local SIM card for affordable internet access throughout your trip.
A compact umbrella or lightweight rain jacket will prepare you for unexpected weather changes, keeping you dry and comfortable.
Keep digital and hard copies of your passport, insurance, and tickets in case the originals are lost. Store them in a secure cloud location or email them to yourself.
Having these 20 must-haves ensures you’re ready for almost any situation during your holiday. At Great Holiday EscapesSA, we’re here to help you prepare for a hassle-free and memorable journey. If you have questions or need personalised packing tips, feel free to send us a message—we’re always happy to assist.
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