Pake pou aktivite diferan
Anbalaj pou jou plaj
14. Jwenn fason entelijan pou kache lajan kach ou
Keeping your valuables safe is crucial to having a great day at the beach. If you're leaving anything unattended, consider stashing your cash in a conspicuous beach towel with a hidden pocket, and leave it near the lifeguard if possible.
15. Pote poud talk pou debarase m de sab ki pèsistan
Di orevwa ak rezidi sab sal apre jou plaj la lè w mete yon boutèy poud talk nan sak ou. Anvan sote nan machin ou oswa retounen nan chanm otèl ou a, voye kèk talk poud sou tèt ou pou wete imidite a sou po ou ak cheve, epi kite sab plaj la tonbe fasil.
Anbalaj pou randone oswa kan
16. Distribye pwa sak lekòl ou a respire
Organizing your backpack well can help you hike comfortably for longer periods. Start by packing compressible items like your sleeping bag or nightwear at the bottom of your backpack, which acts as shock absorption and lumbar support. Then, place bulkier food and cooking items towards the midsection, padding them with tent fabrics or spare clothes to prevent them from digging into your back. Lastly, keep the top layer of your backpack for items that you'll need most frequently while on the hike, like your insulated windbreaker, waterproof layers, toilet supplies and first aid kit.
"You want something with a hip belt that will transfer a lot of the weight off your shoulders. Something like an Osprey Talon/Tempest is lightweight and should carry the weight well." - Liz M
17. Pote yon twous ijans
Cuts, scrapes, blisters and unexpected serious injuries could always happen while you're out there, so make sure you're fully prepared for every scenario. Prep an emergency kit loaded with essentials including a lightweight 1L water bottle, water purification tablets, ready meal kits, box matches, a waterproof flashlight with backup batteries, flares, a multi-tool, and first aid supplies like antiseptic wipes, medical tape, and allergy medication like antihistamines. Depending on how remote your hike will be, you might even want to bring signal equipment like a satellite radio, signaling mirrors, flares, or survival whistles.
18. Pwoteje Kovèti pou ou kont imidite
If you're planning a trip during the wet season, line the inside of your backpack with a heavy-duty plastic bag before placing all of your items in it to keep them safe from the rain.
Anbalaj pou roadtrips
19. Kenbe manje a ak fatra òganize
Kenbe machin nan pwòp pou pi lontan ak ti goute deziyen ak konpatiman fatra. Pake klip oswa pikèt rad pou sele sache ti goute ki pa fini. Pou jetab, mete yon sereyal rezèv oswa bwat bonbon ak yon sak fatra epi mete l ant chèz machin yo pou jete napkin yo itilize oswa anbalaj dous.
"Take a few clothes pegs—they're often just what you need to hang up wet things or clip things together. You won't even need to bring them back home, so bin them on the return trip." - Pfeiffer
20. Don't forget the cooler box
A great cooler box is one luxury you'll thank yourself for. Other Tripadvisor members have even found creative ways to keep their drinks cool, from using bottles of frozen water to lining the interior of the box with frozen vegetables.
"It's nice to have a cold drink during the day. We always freeze a couple of bottles of water to serve as our ice packs for the first day. We also take ice packs and freeze them if our hotel rooms have the facilities. If not, you can buy packs of store-brand frozen vegetables (think peas) which keep things surprisingly cold." -TxOffWeGo
Anbalaj pou vwayaj ski
21. Prioritize ski gear that you can't rent
Unless you're willing to splurge on extra baggage allowance, it's generally a good idea to only pack ski gear you won't be able to rent at the ski resort. Leave bulkier items like skis and boards at home.
"There are plenty of shops which rent out ski gear and it really depends on your level of expertise. For beginners, rent the cheapest possible, whilst for the more experienced, look around for the skis/boards that match your skill level." - Aceozski
22. Sèvi ak sache te kòm yon dezodorizan
Glise sache te nan bòt ski mouye ou yo pou absòbe fetidè a epi kenbe odè chanm otèl ou a-gratis. Sache te cho yo ka aplike tou nan ti anpoul ki fèk fòme pou anpeche yo bouyi.
23. Pote pom lèv
Akote de pwoteje ak geri bouch ki domaje, ou ka aplike tou pom lèv nan figi ou pou anpeche van, oswa fwote kèk sou andedan twou nen ou pou anpeche yo ale sèk ak irite. Lip pom ka itilize tou pou wile dan zip yo sou rad ou si yo kole.
Ekspedisyon dezè
24. Pake pou jou cho ak nwit frèt
Menm nan jou ki pi cho nan dezè a, tanperati a ka bese dramatikman lè solèy la kouche. Si chimen ou a gen ladann yon safari nan dezè, tèt manch long-ak pantalon se yon bagay ki nesesè pou pwoteje w kont solèy la pandan w ap kenbe w cho nan mitan lannwit. Yon chal se tou yon gwo atik milti-fonksyonèl ki ka kenbe pousyè a lwen figi ou.
"For camel rides, wear soft trousers that won't rub, depending on how long your trek is. I did an hour in a maxi dress and was fine but trousers are certainly more practical." - LaLico
Pake pou diferan kalite vwayajè
Anbalaj pou jèn timoun
25. Chwazi fèy koloran sou jwèt ki ankonbran
Kite tren yo nan kay la epi pake jwèt kat senp tankou Uno oswa kreyon koulè ak fèy koloran pou kenbe timoun yo okipe nan vòl long oswa vwayaj sou wout.
"Crayola Color Wonder Markers/coloring books (they're neater than regular markers since they won't stain clothes or car seats)" - BlueTang2
26. Don't pack extra shoes for the kids
One pair of all-purpose shoes (usually sneakers) is all they'll need on a city getaway. On beach vacations, ditch the sneakers for a pair of sandals.
27. Pake anpil ti goute
Pake ti goute ki an sante pou mete ti piti yo nan yon atitid bon nan vwayaj long. Lollipops ka ede soulaje presyon nan zòrèy pandan vòl-dekoupe, pandan y ap manje ki gen sik ladan-tankou gomi yo ka ede kalme timoun ipèaktif.
"All drinks are always put in sippy cups (even for my older kids). I bring large plastic cups to pour snacks into—this way they can sit in the cup holders, less chance of spilling while eating. Lastly, get crunchy snacks not sticky—much easier to clean up afterward." - Julie F
Anbalaj pou yon vwayaj solo
28. Pran yon moso nan kay avèk ou
If there's one thing you need when you're traveling alone, it's an item that brings you comfort. Solo trips can get lonely, so bring along a little treat from home—whether it's your go-to snack, your favorite worn-out sweater, or episodes of your favorite show to rewatch on your phone when you feel homesick.
Traveling again can seem daunting at first, especially as domestic and international border restrictions change with the evolving Covid-19 pandemic. If you're taking the leap (and all the precautions too,) here are some additional things you should pack to make your journey as smooth as possible.
Pran prekosyon
29. Kenbe moute ak règleman lokal yo
Entry requirements vary from place to place, so check the official government sites for the latest restrictions and requirements for the country you're visiting. Is quarantine or a pre-departure test mandatory, or do you have to show any type of documentation on your way back?
Gen kèk gwoup vwayaj, aktivite, ak akomodasyon mande pou vwayajè yo pwodwi tou de yon prèv vaksinasyon ak yon tès COVID negatif, kidonk asire w ke ou fè devwa ou epi fè preparasyon davans.
30. Pote lòt founiti pou dezenfekte
Bottled hand sanitizer is useful when soap and water aren't available, and disinfecting wipes come in handy for wiping down airplane seats, toilet seats and sanitizing your hotel room upon arrival. Some airlines and places may be stricter on the type of masks you're supposed to wear, so make sure to carry some extra surgical masks with you even if you prefer wearing fabric ones.
"Due to COVID, I have added (to my packing list) cloth and medical masks, Clorex wipes, hand sanitizer, and baggies to store used masks in until the end of our flight." - Condu
