Honeymoons - Packing Guide
Published Tuesday, December 13th 2011 - Updated Wednesday, August 28th 2019
Carry-on Bag: All Destinations:
Airline boarding passes, other travel tickets
Passport, visas
Driver’s license
Credit, ATM, and telephone calling cards
Money and traveler’s checks
Hotel, theater, restaurant, or other reservation confirmations
Photocopies of all cards, travel and traveler’s check documents, vaccination documents, prescriptions, health-insurance card(s), and medical or trip insurance documents detailing coverage and contacts. (Also photograph your luggage contents in case of loss. At the hotel, store all this in the main or in-room safe. Leave copies—and your itinerary, contact numbers, and a sealed envelope with copies of your wills and life insurance information—with someone back home.)
Deborah's travel emergency number to call for assistance.
Phone numbers for your doctor, other emergency contacts, and credit card companies
Prescription medicine (in the original bottle)
Contraception
Aspirin or ibuprofen and travel-sickness pills
Toothbrush and toothpaste
Small bag of makeup
Brush and comb
Camera
Any valuable jewelry
In-flight reading
Light sweater
One change of clothing, including underwear
Headphones for in-flight movies
Travel pillow and blanket
Sewing kit/tape
Checked Bag: All Destinations:
2 to 3 pairs of shoes or sandals (stick with ones you’ve have broken in)
3 pairs of light cotton socks
2 pairs of shorts (for warm destinations)
2 pairs of pants
2 skirts or dresses
4 T-shirts or casual tops
2 blouses or shirts
Lingerie
Slippers
3 to 7 pairs of underwear, 2 to 3 bras
Evening wrap or jacket
Evening bag
Swimsuit (if appropriate for destination)
Deodorant
Hand and body lotion
Lip balm
Personal-hygiene items
Tooth floss
Cotton balls or swabs
Tweezers
Nail file or clippers
Razors and shaving cream
Hair dryer (if your hotel does not provide one)
Insect repellent (if appropriate for destination)
Sunscreen and sunglasses
Contact-lens solution and extra contact lenses or eyeglasses (if needed)
Chargers for cell phones, iPods, & digital cameras (leave home with everything fully charged)
Electrical adapter for destinations outside the U.S. (if needed)
Camera film or memory cards and tripod
Video camera
Extra camera batteries
Various sizes of re-sealable plastic bags
Maps, guidebooks, and a translation dictionary (if needed)
Addresses of friends and family for postcards
Comfortable daypack for carrying guidebooks, snacks, and essentials
Travel umbrella or rain poncho
Travel medical kit (Band-Aids, antacids, antihistamines, diarrhea medicine, antibacterial cream or wipes)
Foldable, lightweight tote for bringing home souvenirs
iPod (with romantic music) and iPod dock or CDs (if CD player provided)
Travel candle with a romantic scent, matches
Bubble bath
Scented massage oil
Paperbacks
Aloe vera gel or after-sun cream
Beach bag (can double as tote to bring home souvenirs)
Sun hat
Second swimsuit and cover-up
Flip-flops or day-to-night sandals
Water shoes
Waterproof ski pants and jacket or snowsuit
Turtlenecks
Heavy sweaters
Underlayers (such as long underwear)
Gloves or mittens
Warm hat or headband
Neck warmer or scarf
Goggles
Skis, poles, ski boots (consider express-mailing ahead to your hotel)
Waterproof socks
Hand and foot warmers
Waterproof boots
Ski lock
Ski bag
Comfortable walking shoes or hiking boots
Small compass
Mosquito netting (if needed)
Binoculars
Clothing in neutral colors (include long- and short-sleeve shirts, long pants, and shorts; avoid bright and white clothing, which can distract wildlife)
Safari or sun hat
Wildlife guides
Call Deborah with any questions.
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