It’s best to pack everything you think you’ll need and then remove half of it. You’ll wear your swimsuit most of the time, so avoid overpacking. “Less is more” is the key phrase here.
In addition to a summer wardrobe, you’ll need a few extra items, namely a couple of long-sleeved shirts and a few pairs of socks for chilly evenings, a windbreaker jacket, a hat, and sunglasses with UV-protective lenses. Sunscreen is also essential, and we suggest starting with probiotics one week before your trip if you’re travelling to a foreign country.
It’s essential to customize your private pharmacy kit to meet your requirements. Still, we recommend including basic first-aid supplies such as band-aids, antiseptic cream, pain relievers, and any prescription medications you may need. Seasickness medication and other medications needed during the trip should also be packed.
Please avoid packing hard suitcases and high heels as they are not allowed on the boat. Walking barefoot on a wet deck can be dangerous, so bringing sneakers and closed-toe sandals is advisable.
