Packing List for Island Tours and
Adventure Trips
1. Clothing for Island and Adventure Activities
- T-Shirts/Tank Tops – 3-5 quick-dry shirts.
- Dry Shorts – 2-3 pairs for comfort and water activities.
- Convertible Hiking Pants – For land activities or hikes that may require long pants.
- Swimsuits – 2-3 swimsuits, preferably quick-drying.
- Lightweight Long-Sleeve Shirt – For sun protection during hikes or boat rides.
- Light Jacket or Windbreaker – Especially for evening chills or cooler days.
- Undergarments – Quick-drying underwear and socks for comfort.
- Flip-Flops – For the beach and hotel use.
- Waterproof Sandals – For wet conditions and water-based activities.
- Foot Wear - Sturdy Hiking Shoes or trail running shoes for trekking or jungle walks.
- Hat or Cap – For sun protection.
- Bandana/Scarf – For covering the neck or face from the sun.
2. Health and Hygiene
- Sunscreen (SPF 30+) – Water-resistant and broad-spectrum for protection.
- After-Sun Lotion (Aloe Vera) – For soothing any sunburns.
- Insect Repellent – To prevent mosquito bites, especially in tropical areas.
- Lip Balm with SPF – Protect your lips from the sun’s rays.
- Toiletries: Toothbrush and toothpaste
- Hand Sanitizer – For quick hand cleaning when water isn’t available.
- Wet Wipes/Tissues – For a quick clean-up when needed.
- First Aid Kit - Band-Aids, antiseptic wipes, gauze, and medical tape
3. Electronics and Gadgets
- Smartphone and Charger – For communication, navigation, and photos.
- Power Bank – A portable charger for keeping your phone and camera charged throughout the day.
- Camera (Optional) – A high-quality camera or GoPro for capturing memories.
- Waterproof Phone Case – To protect your phone during boat trips, snorkeling, or water activities.
- Universal Power Adapter – If traveling internationally with different plug types.
- Headphones – For long travel days or relaxation on the beach.
- Travel Power Strip – If you need to charge multiple devices at once.
4. Water and Snacks
- Reusable Water Bottle – Hydration is important, especially in hot climates.
- Electrolyte Tablets or Powder – To replace lost electrolytes after a day of hiking or during high heat.
- Snacks – Granola bars, protein bars, trail mix, or dried fruit for long excursions or hikes.
- Portable Coffee Maker/Tea Bags (Optional) – If you enjoy a morning coffee, especially in remote areas.
5. Beach and Water Gears
- Snorkel Gear (Mask, Fins, Snorkel) – If your tour doesn’t provide these, bring your own for hygiene and comfort.
- Towel (Quick-Dry) – A compact, quick-drying towel for beach or swimming.
- Dry Bags – To store wet items like swimsuits or protect electronics from getting wet.
- Waterproof Phone Bag/Case – To safeguard your phone and camera from water.
- Beach Blanket or Mat – For lounging on the beach after swimming or snorkeling.
- Water Shoes – To protect your feet from sharp rocks or coral while wading in the water.
6. Miscellaneous Items
- Daypack/Backpack – A small, lightweight bag for carrying essentials like snacks, sunscreen, and water on day trips.
- Ziplock Bags – For storing wet clothes or keeping small items like snacks and electronics organized.
- Travel Pillow – For added comfort on long boat rides or during rest stops.
- Travel Journal and Pen – To document your experiences.
- Headlamp or Flashlight – Useful for dark areas or emergency situations.
- Small Folding Umbrella or Poncho – For rain protection, especially during unexpected showers.
- Sunglasses (UV Protection) – Protect your eyes from the bright sun and glare from the water
- Earplugs – To help you sleep in noisy environments, or protect your ears during water activities.
7. Optional Items
- Binoculars – For bird watching or enjoying the scenery on nature hikes.
- Travel-Friendly Hammock – If you plan to relax on quiet beaches or in scenic spots.
- Gaiters (for hikes in muddy or rainy areas) – To protect your legs from mud, rain, and insects
- Portable Waterproof Speaker – If you enjoy listening to music while on the beach or boat.
